Going out in your pyjamas?
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Going out in your pyjamas?
I'm wondering whether this just might be what happens in my area of CA, but do you often see people shopping in their pyjamas ... is this some kind of new fashion statement, or is it that some people just cannot be bothered to get dressed on a daily basis?
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by Guelder Rose
I'm wondering whether this just might be what happens in my area of CA, but do you often see people shopping in their pyjamas ... is this some kind of new fashion statement, or is it that some people just cannot be bothered to get dressed on a daily basis?
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by Guelder Rose
I'm wondering whether this just might be what happens in my area of CA, but do you often see people shopping in their pyjamas ... is this some kind of new fashion statement, or is it that some people just cannot be bothered to get dressed on a daily basis?
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
It all seems a little wierd to me personally.
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Back home i would have nipped out to the shops in my slippers occasionally, and I'm not mad, honest
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by Guelder Rose
I'm wondering whether this just might be what happens in my area of CA, but do you often see people shopping in their pyjamas ... is this some kind of new fashion statement, or is it that some people just cannot be bothered to get dressed on a daily basis?
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
I regularly see people wearing pyjamas, usually with fluffy slippers to match when out shopping ... not at the malls, just at the big grocery stores and WalMart. I also see women who are in the middle of a perm doing their shopping, and they don't seem in the least bit embarrassed by being out in public with a full set of curlers. On one occasion the woman was wearing pyjamas that actually had an abundance of old food stains on them ... yuk! In general these outfits really do look like they have been sleeping in them for several days ... I'm sure I never saw this in the UK and though I see it on a regular basis here it still surprises me that anyone could go shopping in their pyjamas!
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
Back home i would have nipped out to the shops in my slippers occasionally, and I'm not mad, honest
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
I have been known to nip up the 7/11 in my Pyjama bottoms and a Tshirt, but with boots on. Not attractive I know, but hey
And if lounge pants are indeed acceptable, when do pj's become lounge pants, and when do lounge pants become pj's ??
Feeling dizzy now
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
I have been known to nip up the 7/11 in my Pyjama bottoms and a Tshirt, but with boots on. Not attractive I know, but hey
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by TruBrit
oh ok lol note the boots and not the fluffy slippers
you bunch of rednecks!!
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
This is indeed a taxing subject. If pj's are not acceptable are lounge pants ??
And if lounge pants are indeed acceptable, when do pj's become lounge pants, and when do lounge pants become pj's ??
Feeling dizzy now
And if lounge pants are indeed acceptable, when do pj's become lounge pants, and when do lounge pants become pj's ??
Feeling dizzy now
yeah maybe that's it maybe they are lounge pants...still look like pj's to me and would not let my man go out in lounge pants
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
This is indeed a taxing subject. If pj's are not acceptable are lounge pants ??
And if lounge pants are indeed acceptable, when do pj's become lounge pants, and when do lounge pants become pj's ??
Feeling dizzy now
And if lounge pants are indeed acceptable, when do pj's become lounge pants, and when do lounge pants become pj's ??
Feeling dizzy now
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
From what I can work out, plain cotton jogging pants are OK out. Printed cotton pj's with 'I love you' or Bright orange basketballs on, are definitley an indoor item and believe me I've put it to the test
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by Big D
you bunch of rednecks!!
#14
Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
Who died and made you the pj king ??
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Re: Going out in your pyjamas?
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Demis Roussos
doesn't hugh heffner always walk about in his pj's ??