Thread: Undercutting continues

Originally Posted by mehndidancer

Cabelas.com sells something like that I own one called "cuddle wraps". They put snuggies for warmth in the dust.
Also I saw online somewhere they are making snuggie pants suit type thing.

Alrana

See tho, those cuddle wraps are missing the whole point of the sackie, the draw string bottom! Kind of neat that they turn into blankets too tho......

As to a snuggie pant suit, I don't even know if I would want to go there.

Originally Posted by SatinWorship19

NOW we're talking. My wallet hurts every time I consider dropping a hefty $14.99 on a Snuggie, even when I get a second Snuggie and two free retractable book lights for free!

Now where's the added value? Certainly, every infomercial product must come with a freebie. Can you invent a knockoff PedEgg that feels a little less like you're scraping your foot with a fine-grained cheese grater? ,r:;

Did I mention that if you walk around with out hoisting it up, it also doubles as a floor sweeper?

Originally Posted by Linnyg

Did I mention that if you walk around with out hoisting it up, it also doubles as a floor sweeper?

Wow. Since I'm shorter than average, I bet this would leave my floors super clean. Even better than a ShamWow. Can I be your spokesmodel? ..g.:

Originally Posted by Linnyg

As to a snuggie pant suit, I don't even know if I would want to go there.

I thought that was the purpose behind those velour Juicy Couture track suits that were really popular when I was in college? *scratches head*

Originally Posted by Linnyg

Did I mention that if you walk around with out hoisting it up, it also doubles as a floor sweeper?

Credit: Don Asmussen, Bad Reporter

I was just going to say that perhaps I should make them out of sham-wows! Does anyone else notice the weirdness that this is a product that acutally has sham in it?

Originally Posted by Linnyg

I was just going to say that perhaps I should make them out of sham-wows! Does anyone else notice the weirdness that this is a product that acutally has sham in it?

Even weirder, the guy in the commercial (the one with spiky hair, not the late Billy Mays) looks kinda like my ex ..c::

To circle back to the topic at hand, perhaps, this is the cure to Connecticut's undercutting problem. Every time a client threatens to hire somebody cheaper, we should dazzle them with a mega-decibel infomercial pitch about why our dancing is that much greater!