Forever Lazy: Would You Wear Adult Footed Pajamas to Save Money on Your Heating Bill?

Forever Lazy is a new product similar to a Snuggie, yet more like adult footed pajamas -- with a hood and a flap in the back! Forever Lazy may sound crazy, but it only makes sense that as more and more Americans are out of work or worried about the economy, many will be looking to make do with less. With winter coming, this means making monthly heating bills as low as possible. Of course that is what the original Snuggie is for, but using even less heat will require more snuggly material. Two perceptive entrepreneurs have -- literally -- got you covered with quite the cozy comfort garment dubbed, "Forever Lazy."

Chicagotribune.com reports:

Two Wisconsin couch potatoes hope to wedge their way onto the Snuggie's sofa with a line of comfort wear called the adult onesie.

Tyler Galganski and Dave Hibler are selling fleece, footless onesies with hoods called the "Forever Lazy" out of Hibler's parents' basement in Brookfield.

Businessweek's website has called them some of "American's Best Young Entrepreneurs." They've also been on in "In Touch Weekly" magazine as "Fergie's favorite way to cover up" after the singer ordered more than 20 for Christmas gifts.

The 25-year-old best friends have released a long-form commercial that's almost a carbon copy of Snuggie commercials.

The world got a big laugh that was parlayed into countless jokes when the Snuggie phenomenon caught on, but seriously -- an adult onesie? Called "Forever Lazy"? This is a scenario that begs to be spoofed by 'Saturday Night Live' and every comedy group with a YouTube channel. Forever Lazy is set to become the laughing stock product of 2011.

I mean really, what's next? Just wearing your coat, hat and gloves indoors and turning off the heat? That will garner the most savings on your heating bill, and won't cost you an extra dime. And you will maintain the dignity that comes with not wearing an adult onesie.

Yet, the expiring unemployment benefits will be forcing many families to make hard choices that can cost a lot more than the pain of losing pride. As a genuine effort towards heating bill savings, perhaps Forever Lazy will be a great purchase for those who will be forced to turn the heat way down this season.

And let's face it -- we must admit that there have been a times when we've longed for adult footed pajamas for that extra touch of cuddliness. Or is it only me? Okay, I confess.

Maybe the adult onesie with the silly name is really a good idea after all.

Will you be purchasing Forever Lazy?

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