WTF? Girls wearing pyjamas in shopping centres?

Mossy Monk · 14-10-2006 3:07pm

seen this phenomenon going through Clonmel today. looks stupid

Reganio 2 · 14-10-2006 5:05pm

nasher wrote:

If these "ladies" are dressed in their jammies all day and night ,do they change their underwear?!! also why do they bother putting on a full orange face and their lovely gold earrings if they are not going to change out of their nightwear!

Apparently they wear there pyjamas to bed and then get up and put on their other set of pyjamas. I remember listening to it on a radio show and the host said why don't you just put on normal comfertable chloths and your woman couldn't think of anything to say to that.

crazy angel · 14-10-2006 6:04pm

i have often seen girls pop into the shop/supermarket/video store to pick up a carton of milk or a dvd, but only quite late at night or early in the morning. i never batted an eyelid at it.

more recently though ive seen girls walking around between 2 and 6 in the day in full pyjamas and flipflops or uggs. they aren't just grabbing a carton of milk, they're doing full weekly shops!

Lust4Life · 14-10-2006 6:12pm

Blame it all on Jake Gyllenhaal. He started it.

Me, I'll walk to the corner petrol station or walk my son to school in my slipppers, but that's the extent of my loungewear jaunts in public.

I just really like my cozy slippers.

cournioni · 14-10-2006 6:56pm

They've obviously caught on to the Jeff Lebowski trend...

EOA_Mushy · 14-10-2006 8:49pm

They are wearing cloths.

If they were not we would be happier (Provided they were fit!)

Whats the problem?

NeMiSiS · 14-10-2006 9:28pm

They should be instantly arrested and asked why the **** don't they have a job, and their children put into foster care, or a furnace.

DemonOfTheFall · 15-10-2006 12:06am

r3nu4l wrote:

Nah, scumbags! The kind who think that doing it in a bus shelter is using protection.

I LOLed. Thank you for that one...

Chakar · 15-10-2006 2:31am

Maybe they're having sleepovers?

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 15-10-2006 3:02am

Reganio 2 wrote:

Apparently they wear there pyjamas to bed and then get up and put on their other set of pyjamas. I remember listening to it on a radio show and the host said why don't you just put on normal comfertable chloths and your woman couldn't think of anything to say to that.

why should they? you're hardly someone who's opinion matters to them, why on earth would they or should they care what you think?

spend less time worrying about what other people are wearing and spend less time worrying about what you're wearing.

and honestly, why the **** not pyjamas? have you got a reason other than you're terrified of incurring the wrath of the general public? "oh no, they've seen me in pyjamas... sweet tapdancing jesus, I'm ruined".

Kill yourselves.

feylya · 15-10-2006 4:04am

Mordeth wrote:

why should they? you're hardly someone who's opinion matters to them, why on earth would they or should they care what you think?

spend less time worrying about what other people are wearing and spend less time worrying about what you're wearing.

and honestly, why the **** not pyjamas? have you got a reason other than you're terrified of incurring the wrath of the general public? "oh no, they've seen me in pyjamas... sweet tapdancing jesus, I'm ruined".

Kill yourselves.

It appears that Canada has gotten to mordeth

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 15-10-2006 4:17am

I'm back, I just don't want to admit it to myself.

Pigman II · 15-10-2006 1:24pm

When I think of pyjamas the typical image I conjour for these garments is something along the lines of ....

http://cabletv.starhub.com/media/image/show/20041220112511_20021223175951_BananasInPyjamas_mid.jpg

As such I have to admit I've never seen people dressed such on the streets. Are these the clothes of which the OP speaks?

(Don't ask me wtf they are bananas but that was the most interesting image google offered up so I took it.)

Big_G · 15-10-2006 1:43pm

This trend sounds friggin brilliant to me. I have a question though; what do you do if you like to sleep freestyle? No one wants to see the G-Unit hanging out at the local shops. And I mean hangin out, all over the place.

How am I supposed to get my daily supply of Superkings, Blue WKD and cheap vodka (keeps the kids quiet, don't drink it myself, makes me yack)? And what would the social etiquette be surrounding my trip to the dole office, and to the solicitors to check up on my claim against the corpo for slipping and falling in the road outside the gaf (they should warn a person about the dip from the kerb to the road, it's bleedin mooorder, especially while under de inflooince)?

Sam Vimes · 15-10-2006 2:39pm

Pigman II wrote:

When I think of pyjamas the typical image I conjour for these garments is something along the lines of ....

http://cabletv.starhub.com/media/image/show/20041220112511_20021223175951_BananasInPyjamas_mid.jpg

As such I have to admit I've never seen people dressed such on the streets. Are these the clothes of which the OP speaks?

(Don't ask me wtf they are bananas but that was the most interesting image google offered up so I took it.)

you never watched bananas in Pyjamas :eek:

philologos · 15-10-2006 2:46pm

Commander Vimes wrote:

you never watched bananas in Pyjamas :eek:

thats actually really shocking, considering it was on RTE2 all the time when I was a youngster...

Reganio 2 · 15-10-2006 2:53pm

Mordeth wrote:

why should they? you're hardly someone who's opinion matters to them, why on earth would they or should they care what you think?

spend less time worrying about what other people are wearing and spend less time worrying about what you're wearing.

and honestly, why the **** not pyjamas? have you got a reason other than you're terrified of incurring the wrath of the general public? "oh no, they've seen me in pyjamas... sweet tapdancing jesus, I'm ruined".

Kill yourselves.

Only for your a mod you would be banned for that I don't care what they go out in I just remembered hearing that on the radio and thought it was quite funny. I never once said I can't stand them or their stupid. So why did you aim it at me.

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 15-10-2006 7:18pm

your knowledge of the inner workings of boards.ie arouses and frightens me

Lust4Life · 15-10-2006 7:22pm

Posted by PORNAPSTER
They've obviously caught on to the Jeff Lebowski trend...

That made me giggle!

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 15-10-2006 7:23pm

that's something I hadn't thought of..

all you ****ers are insulting the dude!

is that really what you wanted to do when you got out of bed this morning?

Pigman II · 15-10-2006 7:28pm

Mordeth wrote:

all you ****ers are insulting the dude!

The Dude abides.

OLP · 15-10-2006 7:40pm

Try living in the estate, you see it all over the place.

Setun · 15-10-2006 8:25pm

Has anyone read the poem as gaeilge titled "Gealt?"? It's about a mad bloke who gets on the bus wearing his pyjamas and then the bus driver calls teh army to get him. How odd.

PS the dude, heh.
White russians anyone?

Dooom · 15-10-2006 8:40pm

Daddio wrote:

Has anyone read the poem as gaeilge titled "Gealt?"? It's about a mad bloke who gets on the bus wearing his pyjamas and then the bus driver calls teh army to get him. How odd.

Ah yes but he did escape from a mental home. Why they couldn't just have asked him to go back is beyond me. Iirc when he gets off the bus he jumps into a straight jacket. Sounded pretty compliant to me.

thebman · 15-10-2006 10:25pm

Some of the girls I was living with did this a year or two ago in college. Never got it, didn't care. At least they had a car to get to the store so they were safe.

The Gentleman · 15-10-2006 10:51pm

I drive around town a lot and this 'trend' has been bugging the f**k out of me. It is the epitome of total laziness to leave pyjamas on during the day. These people already speak while trying to make the least amount of mouth movements as in "wha you lookin' ahh" no t's or ing's and words missing.It's a sign that a certain segment of our society are gradually declining into a semi-literate, barely articulate, unable to dress themselves group. Not much better than animals actually and if you visit the areas they live in you see that they '****' in their own beds, methphorically speaking, judging by the amount of debris and litter on the paths and roads.

What separates humans from animals is the extent that we civilise ourselves and educate ourselves.

Blush_01 · 15-10-2006 11:35pm

snickerpuss wrote:

Yeah i see this alot in East Wall and up by Amiens Street, i mean if you're bothered enough to put your jacket on you may as well splash out and stick on your pants...

Snap!

manonthemoon · 16-10-2006 9:32am

Ok, Ok

SO ANYWAYS. From what I can gather, The crazy pyjama people walk around during the day doing their crazy pyjama people things because crazy pyjama people dont give a f***.

But if you really dont give a f***, why would you wear pyjamas in the first place. I dont because I am older than 8 now, so surely to be inherinately lazy you wouldnt wear pj's. I mean why put on clothes to go to bed.

crazy underwear people, the next step for a higher spirtual plain

Maude: What do you do for fun?
Dude: Oh, you know, the usual. Bowl. Drive around. The occasional acid flashback.

gazzer · 16-10-2006 10:29am

I was up in Tesco Clearwater yesterday around 2pm.. I used that self service checkout for the first time. At the checkout beside me was a pyjama clad young lady.. She was buying a skirt... I just started getting a fit of the giggles.. i couldnt help it.. She wasnt impressed..."what are you bleeeeeedddinnn lafinnn at???"

TerrorFirmer · 16-10-2006 10:33am

Commander Vimes wrote:

you never watched bananas in Pyjamas :eek:

I had forgotten about that show....can't help but giggle like a girl look at that picture of them. I mean....how long did it take for some well paid executive to decide dressing bananas in pyjamas was an inevitable hit

WTF? Girls wearing pyjamas in shopping centres?

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