Wow, add a face covering and combine with the Snuggie and you've got the hottest new product ever! The Burquet!
The Stupidest Thing I've Ever Seen
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Wow, add a face covering and combine with the Snuggie and you've got the hottest new product ever! The Burquet!
Trekker you are totally right. Everytime I see those commercials I laugh. All it is is a backwards robe. If you buy that then you are stupid.
You never know, you might need one when you come see me. -50C and all. However, these people clearly havent heard of something called 'a heater'. Which is why i can still walk around my basement apartment in minimal clothing
Have you ever tried The Foot Brush? Pitched by Al Pacino's dad!!!
Ok. I take back everything I've said about the "Snuggie"/wearable blanket/backwards housecoat.
The toe shoe is now the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
I could *maybe* see the use for these things in mountain climbing or uneven/rocky/rough terrrain hiking. But I swear, if I ever see someone wearing these ugly things in public I'm going to throw something at them,
I wish people had just a bit more dignity and care for what they look like when in public. These are right up there with Crocs in my opinion.
PSST. Crocs are GARDEN SHOES not everyday casual-wear shoes!
The toe shoe is now the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
I could *maybe* see the use for these things in mountain climbing or uneven/rocky/rough terrrain hiking. But I swear, if I ever see someone wearing these ugly things in public I'm going to throw something at them,
I wish people had just a bit more dignity and care for what they look like when in public. These are right up there with Crocs in my opinion.
PSST. Crocs are GARDEN SHOES not everyday casual-wear shoes!
Q.F.T.
I don't know. Yes, they're ugly, but I tend to clench my toes when I'm walking on slippery surfaces for traction. On nights like tonight, when I have to walk for 20 minutes through six inches of fresh snow to get to the bus stop (because someone decided it would be a good idea to plow the parking lot across the street and dump the snow in such a way as to block the only direct route to the street that leads to the bus stop, which normally takes about ten minutes), I might be able to get a little more traction in something like those rather than my clunky boots.
(OTOH, I have no idea whether clenching my toes actually does help or not.)
All you would need would be a head mounted display!
http://www.i-glassesstore.com/iglasses-video-hr.html
This Thread is like an episode of Seinfeld.
/comes in to thread, sliding through the doorway.
Might I suggest snow boots or something? And I don't think these shoes would "help" in such situations as they don't seem to give you all that much "protection" from the elements.
It also has the [cough] sham [/cough] WOW-factor!
And if you order right now we'll throw in a set of AMAZING GINSU STEAK KNIVES! 
God, the Ginsu knife is a load crap.
It's very, very, finely serrated which means it's more like a saw than a knife. That's how it can cut a tin can and then a tomato. But they're crap for cutting anything meaningful with them, like a piece of meat.
Ginsu knives.
It's very, very, finely serrated which means it's more like a saw than a knife. That's how it can cut a tin can and then a tomato. But they're crap for cutting anything meaningful with them, like a piece of meat.
Ginsu knives.
I thought it was sponsored by the Davidian Branch myself! And Loldrey, Billy Mays sucks! -- RR
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That's what I have.
Though they are a few years old, and the tread has gotten worn. (Even new boots wouldn't help me to climb Mount Snow, though - I'd need cleats and pitons. 
)And I don't think these shoes would "help" in such situations as they don't seem to give you all that much "protection" from the elements.
No, but the thought amused me.
