Originally Posted by HDWill (Post 9588720)

Just so everyone knows, this is Photoshopped. Wouldn't want people to think this really reflects the state of American discourse.

Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 9588763)

Really you don't say, that is absolutely totally amazing. I'm gobsmacked would never have guessed that in a month of Sundays. As if anyone who shops in Wally World could possible need that kind of explanation.

Originally Posted by wildinvirginia (Post 9589364)

Since having my baby I am terrified of that site - it's only a matter of time til I get spotted .... personally I never buy PJ's that have fluffy sheep or the like on them - I go for the kind that look like outdoor clothing and seriously reduce my chances of begin caught out. And really, are p.j'd so offensive? I mean I don't roll out of bed in 'em and stay in the same ones to go out. They're just clothes the same as all others. My SIL says it's a slippery slope. To what. Don't get glammed up for Wally World and seriously endanger your child's welfare? Step 1 - p.j bottoms at WW, Step 2, alcoholism, Step 3 .... I don't know, run out of horrendous scenarios already lol. I will fight for the right to wear my p.j's to Walmart until other people stop wearing belts as skirts, bikinis as tops or hunters go straight from the killing fields with bits of gore stuck to them just because they've run out of something crucial to the slaughter. I would like to say on this principle I will also defend the right to watch old ladies totter round in 6 inch spikes and spandex but I'll be honest, I am not that righteous or fair and I laugh too and I really don;t want to see anyone's butt cheeks or muffin tops lol.

Originally Posted by ottotheboar (Post 9590559)

For me the Wal Mart dress code is defined by the "Three Wolf Moon" T shirt product reviews on Amazon.