People wearing PJs outdoors.

Dublindude69

What the heck? Why do some women wear PJs outside? It's the stupidest looking thing I have ever seen in my life. Do they honestly think they look good like that? They look like jokes. I feel like starting up a website putting up pictures of people in the streets in PJs.
I heard someone say when she walks around in her PJs heads turn to her. I admit, I turn my head and look at them, look and LAUGH.

wudangclan

Dublindude69 wrote: »

It's the stupidest looking thing I have ever seen in my life. .

according to whose parameters.??
people form different cultures or different eras would look at your attire and say exactly the same thing.
try to be more open minded.

herya

I want to see some pics. I've heard about girls in PJ out shopping but never seen them, ever. I suspect it's an elaborate urban myth! Pics please?

population

I live in East Wall. It is like a standard issue uniform around here.

I went to the doctors a while back and was sat beside two 60 something yr old grannies nattering on in the middle of the day in the waiting room wearing pj bottoms.

Now that took the biccie for me

citizen_p

wudangclan i think he means oajamas as in around tallaght you see ppl going to the shops in their pajamas.

not muslim traditional dress etc....

wudangclan

Mousey- wrote: »

wudangclan i think he means oajamas as in around tallaght you see ppl going to the shops in their pajamas.

not muslim traditional dress etc....

i got that. i stand by my original post.

RHunce

Dublindude69 wrote: »

What the heck? Why do some women wear PJs outside?

because theyre knackers

next question please

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AckwelFoley

unless they just escaped from a mental hospital they should be shot on sight...

Schism

wudangclan wrote: »

according to whose parameters.??
people form different cultures or different eras would look at your attire and say exactly the same thing.
try to be more open minded.

Come on man, you're really comparing young ones wearing their pyjamas outside to whole other cultures and eras?

sky88

i hate when i see them out in shopping centers its not that hard to get dressed is it

PCPhoto

wudangclan wrote: »

according to whose parameters.??
people form different cultures or different eras would look at your attire and say exactly the same thing.
try to be more open minded.

Hello ?? ...its alright to wear Pyjamas indoors - or maybe if you need to pop out to the street to get something from the car and a chat to the neighbour.

its just looks crap when you walk around and goto the shop at 2-3pm in bloody pyjamas. (ok not actually bloody but you know what I mean)

Do Pyjama people actually think its "Cool" ? ....c'mon

why even bother putting on PJ's why not go out in underwear and give us normal people something to look at

As for the Different Cultures - please name a "Culture" which does this ? or a different era which would consider walking around in PJs as normal ?..... its not normal ...I dont think its even done outside of Dublin.

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wudangclan

i'm saying that the idea that a type of clothing designated as 'nighttime clothing' is a false mental construct and personally i couldn't care less if people wear them indoors or outdoors.
unfortunately it's my bed time and the good man wants to close his internet store.
night y'all.

Jesus Wept

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^ Racist!

Terry

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I'm watching you.

AckwelFoley

what are bananas supposed to wear in public?

SoupyNorman

And whats the deal with airline peanuts!



Close it down, It's been done to heck.

Terry

SoupyNorman wrote: »

And whats the deal with airline peanuts!



Close it down, It's been done to heck.

Wanna play some frolf?
It's frisbee golf.

TheDublinMan

It's a regular occurance these days, myself and the gf always find it hilarious that they seem to have time to their hair and make-up(you've been tangoed) but can't be bothered to throw on a pair of jeans.

SoupyNorman

Terry wrote: »

Wanna play some frolf?
It's frisbee golf.

Yes, but we must play Fing fong after.

My name is URL

Terry wrote: »

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/banlist.php

I'm watching you.

Ok

RHunce

Terry wrote: »

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/banlist.php

I'm watching you.

league of bastards :pac: fuppin brilliant

Bajingo

wudangclan wrote: »

according to whose parameters.??
people form different cultures or different eras would look at your attire and say exactly the same thing.
try to be more open minded.

He did say 'It's the stupidest looking thing I have ever seen in my life. .'..so I would say it's according to his own parameters..

I think it's ridiculous. I think it's gone past the point of them being lazy and it's some sort of fashion statement of the poorer class areas. It doesnt make me angry or anything but if they actually sleep in the PJ's then walk around the streets in the same pair...thats pretty skanky!

Riddle101

It's not just the women either, i've seen fellas doing it as well. I really hate people wearing PJ's outside, It's so lazy and pathetic. Is it really such a hassle to people that they can't spend 30 seconds when they wake up, putting on a pair of clothes. It's also embarrassing as well because tourists will see these people and they'll go back home telling everybody about how the Irish are a bag of ham. Ok that last part wasn't serious:) but i stand by what I say when I say that people should dress more appropriately when going outside.

herya

Is it the same set of PJs they sleep in? Or maybe they have separate "going out" PJs?

Bajingo

herya wrote: »

Is it the same set of PJs they sleep in? Or maybe they have separate "going out" PJs?

I dont know which one is more pathetic.

Ghost Train

herya wrote: »

Is it the same set of PJs they sleep in? Or maybe they have separate "going out" PJs?

they probably take the PJ's off when they go to bed

maybe they're too poor to buy proper clothes

Sharpshooter

Or just plain lazy?

TriceMarie

Saw a guy in bright pink pjs today near the Abbey

dimple_smile

I find it ridiculous, saw a girl in shops the other day face and hair all done up but still wearing her pj's and she had a baby with her too which was fully dresses. I just dont get it at all... dont they have mirrors???

dylano_k

Ah even the toll trolls have covered this one...

Dudess

What other people wear isn't anything to get concerned about, to be fair. They're not being that lazy if they're still out and about, and I doubt they're bothered with whether it looks good or cool. It's comfortable and yeah, lazy in and of itself, but it doesn't affect others.

garyt24

Cant understand wearing pjs out in the street. Its just plain common and lazy. Maybe i should start going out in just my boxer shorts and runners yet i bet these people would be the first to complain. Throw on a tshift and a pair of jeans for f**k sake. Its an eye sore for the whole of Ireland

spurious

Bajingo wrote: »

It doesnt make me angry or anything but if they actually sleep in the PJ's then walk around the streets in the same pair...thats pretty skanky!

They don't.
They buy a range of ones for wearing outside.
Check out the number of different types places like Penney's sell.

Personally, I don't see the difference between jim-jammers and tracksuit wearers in terms of inappropriate wear, but I'm not going to lose any sleep over it.

speedboatchase

spurious wrote: »

They don't.
They buy a range of ones for wearing outside.
Check out the number of different types places like Penney's sell.

Personally, I don't see the difference between jim-jammers and tracksuit wearers in terms of inappropriate wear, but I'm not going to lose any sleep over it.

Wehwehweh

source

It's not attractive, and just plain wrong, pj's are for bed and sitting in front of the TV if you're definately not going out.

maybe an exception can be made in extreme circumstances for driving someone to the shop, only if you're not getting out of the car.

Terry

dylano_k wrote: »

Ah even the toll trolls have covered this one...

Jesus ****ing Christ.
Is that what passes for entertainment these days?

Dudess wrote: »

What other people wear isn't anything to get concerned about, to be fair. They're not being that lazy if they're still out and about, and I doubt they're bothered with whether it looks good or cool. It's comfortable and yeah, lazy in and of itself, but it doesn't affect others.

Are you mad, woman?
It has a huge effect on other people.

Think of the shame people feel when they see others walking around in pyjamas. Think of how it hurts the eyes of some people to see this.
They are a menace to society and need to be sterilised in order to prevent them from creating a new generation of pyjamas wearers.

connundrum

Hmmm..

People with '69' in their name.

How trendy and cool.

chachabinx

Mousey- wrote: »

wudangclan i think he means oajamas as in around tallaght you see ppl going to the shops in their pajamas.

not muslim traditional dress etc....

U'd wanna watch who your talk about their buddy..Im from Tallaght & its only once in a blue moon that I see people in their pj's...

What I wanna know is do they get up in the morning & change underwear & PJ's or wear the ones from the night before!!!

dr.bollocko

I've figured out a solution for this one. On the rare occasions that I have to go to our fair Capital occasionally one will encounter a member of the working classes dressed in inappropriate attire. The correct course of action is simple.
1. Take a 50 euro note. (If you don't have one just use 100s)
2. Make a paper plane out of it.
3. Make said pyjama wearer aware of the first two facts through a simple series of universally understandable grunts and gestures. (Don't stand too close as they carry swine flu, cause obesity and lower surrounding property values)
4. Throw the paper plane back to the Northside.
5. Put your monocle on and enjoy a day on the town.

PCPhoto

dr.bollocko wrote: »

I've figured out a solution for this one. On the rare occasions that I have to go to our fair Capital occasionally one will encounter a member of the working classes dressed in inappropriate attire. The correct course of action is simple.
1. Take a 50 euro note. (If you don't have one just use 100s)
2. Make a paper plane out of it.
3. Make said pyjama wearer aware of the first two facts through a simple series of universally understandable grunts and gestures. (Don't stand too close as they carry swine flu, cause obesity and lower surrounding property values)
4. Throw the paper plane back to the Northside.
5. Put your monocle on and enjoy a day on the town.

wouldnt it be better to make said paper plane from shiny material. ..... they love them shiny things :rolleyes:

dr.bollocko

PCPhoto wrote: »

wouldnt it be better to make said paper plane from shiny material. ..... they love them shiny things :rolleyes:

No that's pigeons. Easy mistake to make though.

admiralofthefleet

dr.bollocko wrote: »

I've figured out a solution for this one. On the rare occasions that I have to go to our fair Capital occasionally one will encounter a member of the working classes dressed in inappropriate attire. The correct course of action is simple.
1. Take a 50 euro note. (If you don't have one just use 100s)
2. Make a paper plane out of it.
3. Make said pyjama wearer aware of the first two facts through a simple series of universally understandable grunts and gestures. (Don't stand too close as they carry swine flu, cause obesity and lower surrounding property values)
4. Throw the paper plane back to the Northside.
5. Put your monocle on and enjoy a day on the town.

that might be difficult, since i saw a few pyjama zombies in rathmines the other morning

NedTermo

Heres a good article for you guys, there is a docu being filmed about it

http://www.herald.ie/national-news/city-news/film-will-track-citys-pyjama-girls-1873924.html

dr.bollocko

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

that might be difficult, since i saw a few pyjama zombies in rathmines the other morning

They're mining rats now? Jaysus. I have never seen that from the rear windows of my limousine. Possibly because of the tinting. I must see this. Is there a hyatt, hilton, sheraton or dorchester hotel near there?

derra

Email circulating at the moment ..
Cafe in Finglas

SoupyNorman

derra wrote: »

Email circulating at the moment ..
Cafe in Finglas

JESUS CHRIST.... :eek:


Can you guys see the face in the window too!



/hits the big red Paranormal button....6th absails down from Helicopter.

biko

Dublindude69 wrote: »

What the heck? Why do some women wear PJs outside?

AH from 3 years ago

AssaultedPeanut

I saw 2 PJ zombies only this morning on Amien St, one was even wearing slippers.
The bus i get everyday goes up Amien St and North Strand. If one wishes to alight at any stop in these areas you have to be wearing the obligatory dress code of PJs or tracksuit bottoms tucked into white socks :pac:

(major generalisation, I know I know)

Remmy

It all depends on if its a onesie or not...

Dublindude69

I see them in my local shop a lot. They stink so badly I usually have to leave. I feel sorry for the peeps behind the desk as you can see they are on the verge of vomiting.