Do they do them in dark colours? As a middle aged fat bloke I think that stuck up cow at the checkout in Lidl would laugh at me if I turned up in the red one.
On this side it's called "Forever Lazy" (but doesn't have feet) and is advertised as something to wear to sporting events.
And to show you that even nature can't thwart the Forever Lazy, it shows one guy running to the bathroom -- but he has no worries, because the giant onesie has a trap door in the back! Whew!
They are selling these in actual shops. Actual shops, where actual people are buying them and actually going home and actually wearing them.
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still not quite as bad as 'the snuggie'
Do they do them in dark colours? As a middle aged fat bloke I think that stuck up cow at the checkout in Lidl would laugh at me if I turned up in the red one.
So, did you buy one in order to be able to photograph the box? Also, how much do they cost, considering they're just an oversized romper suit?
My daughter has a tiger one and a cow one. They have onsie parties at university.
Steve clearly wants one. Dammit man, you're just fuelling the fire! Soon they'll be regulation wear.
My heart weeps for those people...
On this side it's called "Forever Lazy" (but doesn't have feet) and is advertised as something to wear to sporting events.
And to show you that even nature can't thwart the Forever Lazy, it shows one guy running to the bathroom -- but he has no worries, because the giant onesie has a trap door in the back! Whew!
But think of what you save on your contraceptives!
It'll soon pay for itself ;-)
As ever - Peter Griffin was ahead of the game:
http://www.dailyhaha.com/_vids/Peter_griffin_shock_suit.htm
I'm just glad they put safety first and added non-slip soles. Imagine if you slipped in a giant onesie! Now THAT would be embarrassing...
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