Tesco ban pyjama shoppers.. or summink or nuffink.. - Page 2

Kitten · 01-02-2010, 18:39

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Originally Posted by Kell_ee001

In Spain most people get the paper / walk their dogs / wonder round the veg market in PJs and dressing gowns - it's standard there

They also chase bulls with spears down the street and chuck donkeys off bell towers! Don't particularly want to see that happening in town either

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Originally Posted by Kell_ee001

Awww. Ignore the nasty boys!

Blighter · 01-02-2010, 19:20

We should chase the Pyjama wearing chavs with spears and throw them off of the clock towers

Knipples · 01-02-2010, 20:48

I drove my parents to the rugby club the other day in my PJ's, but I didn't get out of the car, it was dark and I came straight home again. I would never even dare get out of the car (apart from walking to/from the house) in my Pajama's

BBx · 01-02-2010, 21:51

I went to uni in my PJs once lol

BB x

Tiggy · 02-02-2010, 01:22

I wear my pj's to the local shop whenever I need to pop there in the evening when time is getting on. No-one minds, it doesn't cause anyone any offence.

And I went shopping in Sainsburys in my pj's. In fact, me and both of the kids were in their pj's. We were raising money for children in need.

As long as people don't go shopping in their anne summers boudoir wear where's the harm? Sheesh. My Mum always used to be the last one to get dressed in the morning, and she used to get dressed after she'd done the morning school run.

Blooming ridiculous. Seems that some people don't have something vaguely reasonable to moan about so they go off on one about someone popping into tescos for a pack of fags.

Tiggy · 02-02-2010, 01:27

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Originally Posted by Jingo

Good - I wouldn't want to see a saggy-arsed, smelly, dressing gown-clad reprobate when I'm trying to decide which fruit to include in my diet.

Have a shower, get dressed, then go shopping.

You wanna come over this side of the country and say that?

My arse is neither saggy nor smelly. And I can assure you I'm not a reprobate.

This next bit isn't directed at you....

Why is it that most of the time I feel when I post on here I need to justify myself and my life? Stop taking the proverbial out of us single parents!

Darrin · 02-02-2010, 01:30

Heh, I don't wear my PJ's out in public. I'd be too worried about Mr Wiggly making a guest appearance at just the wrong time...

Fayshun · 02-02-2010, 01:38

I have, on several occasions, dropped the kids off at school in my PJs.

NokkonWud · 02-02-2010, 09:25

I just want to know what goes through these peoples heads when they are thinking "It's alright, I just won't bother getting dressed", it's completely bizarre. What the hell are they thinking going out in PJ's?

Haly · 02-02-2010, 11:33

It seems a little odd to me but can't say it bothers me.
Suppose it depends on context, what kind of pyjamas they're wearing etc. It'd seem stranger to me if someone went out and did their weekly shop than if they just popped in late at night to pick up one item.

Seen a few people in Blockbuster in pyjamas but never really phased me.

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Tiggy Absinthe Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Lincoln Posts: 1,059	I wear my pj's to the local shop whenever I need to pop there in the evening when time is getting on. No-one minds, it doesn't cause anyone any offence. And I went shopping in Sainsburys in my pj's. In fact, me and both of the kids were in their pj's. We were raising money for children in need. As long as people don't go shopping in their anne summers boudoir wear where's the harm? Sheesh. My Mum always used to be the last one to get dressed in the morning, and she used to get dressed after she'd done the morning school run. Blooming ridiculous. Seems that some people don't have something vaguely reasonable to moan about so they go off on one about someone popping into tescos for a pack of fags. __________________

02-02-2010, 01:30	#17
Darrin Dirteh Kitteh Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Hiding out in Mormon Country Posts: 1,629	Heh, I don't wear my PJ's out in public. I'd be too worried about Mr Wiggly making a guest appearance at just the wrong time... __________________ A bullet may have your name on it, but shrapnel is addressed "to whom it may concern".

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NokkonWud BD Recruitment Officer Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Smogville Posts: 3,880	I just want to know what goes through these peoples heads when they are thinking "It's alright, I just won't bother getting dressed", it's completely bizarre. What the hell are they thinking going out in PJ's? __________________

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BBx Reverse SuBo Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: London Posts: 8,673	I went to uni in my PJs once lol BB x

02-02-2010, 11:33	#20
Haly Do you want to hide in my box? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 14,941	It seems a little odd to me but can't say it bothers me. Suppose it depends on context, what kind of pyjamas they're wearing etc. It'd seem stranger to me if someone went out and did their weekly shop than if they just popped in late at night to pick up one item. Seen a few people in Blockbuster in pyjamas but never really phased me. __________________ Halycopter