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    Default Place to buy a woobie?

    Recomendation for a nirth Denver or online vendor for a woobie?

    Gag gift to my HS son for graduation, he always gets cold.

    Thank you.

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    The "Godfather" of COAR Great-Kazoo's Avatar
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    Not sure what a woobie is.
    A search says they are poncho liners
    https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&ke...l_9dbgsk61qr_p
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    Old Grouch had a sale on them for a while

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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Not sure what a woobie is.
    A search says they are poncho liners
    https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&ke...l_9dbgsk61qr_p
    same same.

    woobie is the term of endearment for poncho liner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erni View Post
    Recomendation for a nirth Denver or online vendor for a woobie?

    Gag gift to my HS son for graduation, he always gets cold.

    Thank you.
    Most practical, best gag gift ever.
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    Surplus store at Broadway and Hampden?
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    EDIT: North Denver so the one at Pecos and the Boulder Turnpike maybe (is that one still there?)
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    Quote Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck View Post
    I got one for my graduation gift too.


    My Dad didnt buy it though. My uncle Sam did.




    woobie is what the army guys call them, in the real military we call them ponch liners.
    Uncles Sam gave me one too....he seemed to be so worried about me on those freezing ass nights

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martinjmpr View Post
    Surplus store at Broadway and Hampden?
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    EDIT: North Denver so the one at Pecos and the Boulder Turnpike maybe (is that one still there?)
    It's still there but I every time I go in there it's less of a surplus store and more of a crappy sporting goods store. Not sure if they have any but when they did have them they were way over priced.

    OP is in Longmont, JAX I know for sure had them, but I again I think over priced.

    I have several around. I keep one in my room, one near the TV, one in the Jeep. My kids love them.

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    Since my retirement from the Guard, my wife has "adopted" both my two woobies (one extremely worn and one relatively new) and sleeps every night with them instead of the bed comforter. When I make fun of her and tease her about stealing my shit, she gets very defensive.

    Be wary the power of the woobie!
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    That is Honor, and there are way too many people in this country who no longer understand it.

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