Tesco ban on shoppers in pyjamas
Jan 29th 2010, 2:52 am
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Re: Tesco ban on shoppers in pyjamas
When one has children, I can understand the need to wear pj's to bed. I can imagine embarassing moments if DD/DS comes into your room sick one night and finds you in your birthday suit. 
So I'm living it up while we're still kid-less.
So my question is: what's the difference between jogging/sweat pants and lounge-style pj pants? Some people do wear sweat pants to bed, so really wants the diff between wearing one or the other to a store?
So I'm living it up while we're still kid-less.So my question is: what's the difference between jogging/sweat pants and lounge-style pj pants? Some people do wear sweat pants to bed, so really wants the diff between wearing one or the other to a store?
Last edited by Englishtart; Jan 29th 2010 at 4:02 am.
Jan 29th 2010, 3:14 am
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Re: Tesco ban on shoppers in pyjamas
I sleep in a full suit and trousers, do you think they will notice by bed head hair and kick me out if I go in?
Jan 29th 2010, 4:03 am
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Jan 29th 2010, 6:57 am
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Jan 29th 2010, 7:14 am
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Jan 29th 2010, 7:25 am
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Re: Tesco ban on shoppers in pyjamas
could Wally World be next ? 
If people can't even be bothered to get dressed before they leave the house in the morning it really doesn't put them in a very good light in my eyes.
Peoples fashion sense speaks volumes about the person before they open their mouth...
When I see a person in a suit I think something like "businessman" or "the defendant", but it's an attempt to put over a positive impression of yourself.
When I see a person in public wearing their pajamas, all I see is a lazy slob who can't even be bothered to get showered and dressed before they leave the house or someone who needs hired help to get themselves together in the morning.
Based solely on outward appearance which of the two would you employ?
Jan 29th 2010, 8:05 am
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Re: Tesco ban on shoppers in pyjamas
I was thinking the same. The ones in Wally world are in disgusting jammies, at least hers look fairly decent. and her slippers don't have huge wobbling doggies heads on.http://shoeking.com/c0147.html they look crazy walking round the shops.
Jan 29th 2010, 8:11 am
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Jan 29th 2010, 8:29 am
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