The MusucBag: Has the Snuggie not done enough to enable your monumental laziness? Do you shudder at the thought of washing your filthy sheets? Are you currently unable to "move your legs and arms apart freely"? If so, the MusucBag, a snug, mobilized sleeping bag, is the gratuitous accessory for you!
Those wacky snaggletooths across the pond deserve all the credit/blame for this one. The website's sales pitch even includes a charming Britishism:
"The Lippi Selk'Bag and MusucBag is a revolutionary new sleeping bag system which allows you the maximum mobility you need whilst keeping warm."
And it's about time! It's not as though there are things like, I dunno, clothes, radiators or traditional blankets to keep you warm while walking around your apartment these days. (Although according to the Times, heated apartments are totally passé.)
Then again, these manufacturers actually make the terrifying suggestion to wear this beauty out in public, claiming it will make you "the coolest cat at a musical festival." But shouldn't it make you the warmest?
What other innovations does the Musuc (be careful with that spelling, or you'll be stuck with exactly the sort of thing the sack is supposed to prevent) bring to bear? The ability to "stand without any trouble, walk" and, you might want to sit your stiff limbs down for this, "cross your arms and legs."
Kidding aside, I'm going to drop a hint and let everyone know I've got a birthday coming up when I pass word of this along. I'm a NASA enthusiast, so the astronautical design definitely appeals to me.
Although it also recalls a question often asked of space pioneers: how do you take a leak wearing this thing?
Billy Gray Corrector
January 29, 2010
2:31pm
Not a very good review of this product Billy. A few things that need to be corrected. First, the Selk'bag and Musuc'bag have been around since 2005 - well before the Snuggie. The Selk'bag is actually a Chilean product, not a UK product. Also, the Selk'bag is a highly technical sleeping bag meant for outdoor adventure - it does not compete with the Snuggie. Good grief, a little more research will improve your writing by quite a bit. Try www.selkbagusa.com to get a feel for the product. By the way, there is a way to take a leak while wearing this thing (again a little research on your part will save you having to be corrected).
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