Social Affordable Housing and Pajama People

Pkiernan

Walked past the beautiful new Social Affordable estate of about 20 houses near my house.

Shocked to see 4 overweight women walking around in their pajamas at 10.40 am

I thought this behaviour was just a stereotype.

Shame as it looked like the estate was very nice.

Hoping it's just a Covid thing, but how can people do that?

JustAThought

maybe they can’t afford clothes on top of their e20 a week rent.Next time you see them out Tell them where the local Oxfam or charity shop is so they don’t have to embarass themselves in front of their children.

Huntergonzo

Only shocking part is that they were up and about at 10.40am!!

you should have asked them how to spell pyjamas

bigroad

Its even worse when you see them down shops at 3pm.

Turquoise Hexagon Sun

The PJ people are fascinating and people that get offended by them. The inner snob and me looks down on people that were their PJ's outdoors. But other other part of me that hates authority/conformity goes "fair play to them, they don't give a ****."

But mostly, I think it's a trend like youngellas going around in tracksuits in the cold with their hands down their jocks. They all sort of like to just copy each other. And I don't think it's some noble "**** your societal norms, we'll do what we want" but more of a lazy trend of them copying each other.

BTW, the way I'm not implying any of those nitbags even know the word "societal" :P



Actually now that I think of it, it's kinda gross. Sleeping in that all night. Few **** on ya and then going out to the shop.

corner of hells

Pkiernan wrote: »

Walked past the beautiful new Social Affordable estate of about 20 houses near my house.

Shocked to see 4 overweight women walking around in their pajamas at 10.40 am

I thought this behaviour was just a stereotype.

Shame as it looked like the estate was very nice.

Hoping it's just a Covid thing, but how can people do that?

Are you hoping they have Covid 19 or do you think they are wearing pyjamas as some sort of tribute to frontline workers ?

JustAThought

you mentioned they were overweight -maybe they are too obsece to fit into normal clothes with a waist and a shape.Maybe giant elasticated granny knickers and elasticated furry pyjama smocks from pennies is all they can fit into.Maybe you should point them to the local keep fit class so they don’t have to embarass themselves in front of their children. Did they have shoes or flip flops on?

Fann Linn

'Get bothered over what clothes people wear', thread.

JustAThought

Fann Linn wrote: »

'Get bothered over what clothes people wear', thread.

i think the problem is that they aren’t wearing any!

Fann Linn

JustAThought wrote: »

i think the problem is that they aren’t wearing any!

I dont think he said they were in the nip.

Huntergonzo

Fann Linn wrote: »

'Get bothered over what clothes people wear', thread.

To be fair, I'm not particularly fashion conscious myself, never gave the slightest fúck to be honest, not even as a teenager. Brandless jeans or tracksuit bottoms and t-shirt does me most days.

But the aul pyjama crew are some craic, if you're stuck behind them in queue or whatever it can be great entertainment, different breed of animal altogether.

JustAThought

Fann Linn wrote: »

I dont think he said they were in the nip.

I think someone said NIT Bags.

Most apt.

Fann Linn

Huntergonzo wrote: »

To be fair, I'm not particularly fashion conscious myself, never gave the slightest fúck to be honest, not even as a teenager. Brandless jeans or tracksuit bottoms and t-shirt does me most days.

But the aul pyjama crew are some craic, if you're stuck behind them in queue or whatever it can be great entertainment, different breed of animal altogether.

You're right. Ive actually got a sister in law who belongs to that tribe and she's normally accompanied by a large breakfast roll when in her pjs.

One eyed Jack

Every time the subject comes up, I’m reminded of the type in this video who seem to have a woeful stick up their arse over the most ridiculous things

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFHL-zwkJfg

Badly Drunk Boy

Turquoise Hexagon Sun wrote: »

Actually now that I think of it, it's kinda gross. Sleeping in that all night. Few **** on ya and then going out to the shop.

I'm sure they have 'bedtime' pyjamas and then their good 'going out' pyjamas. They're not savages!

Turquoise Hexagon Sun

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

I'm sure they have 'bedtime' pyjamas and then their good 'going out' pyjamas. They're not savages!

Do you think? I always just thought it was there same PJs.

Do you think they have their Sunday best pyjamas?

Ush1

There was houses added to a council estate near me, brand new A rated everything looked pristine. New walls, paths, etc... Couple of weeks later load of graffiti all over it. Not good graffiti either just absolute manky looking doodles. Houses will be wrecked in no time.

Cee-Jay-Cee

I was in a queue for Tesco last week at around 4:30pm in the afternoon. The woman (*using the term loosely) in front of me was in her pyjamas and a pink fluffy bathrobe and slippers. She went in ahead of me and when I was going in I met her heading for the tills with a crate of beer and nothing else.

Lazy good for nothing slob are the only words I can use to describe her.

The Tetrarch

Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: »

I was in a queue for Tesco last week at around 4:30pm in the afternoon. The woman (*using the term loosely) in front of me was in her pyjamas and a pink fluffy bathrobe and slippers. She went in ahead of me and when I was going in I met her heading for the tills with a crate of beer and nothing else.
Lazy good for nothing slob are the only words I can use to describe her.

She is a lightweight.
The real drinkers are at the till at 10:30 am when the "ït is now legal to sell alcohol" time arrives.

kevcos

Yeah, am overweight cus eating ealthy costs more m8. Yada, yada, yada, something about the gubberment.

Wanderer78

do you folks ever tire of creating these type of threads?

Huntergonzo

Wanderer78 wrote: »

do you folks ever tire of creating these type of threads?

No

TheW1zard

Tax dollars at work, not them though!

The Bishop Basher

Fann Linn wrote: »

'Get bothered over what clothes people wear', thread.

It's more about what the clothes represent.

A lazy, selfish, free loading lifestyle which the rest of us have to pay for.

Wanderer78

ffs, i know things are tough enough at the moment, do some work around the house or something

Huntergonzo

Wanderer78 wrote: »

ffs, i know things are tough enough at the moment, do some work around the house or something

Workin' round the yard all morning man and not a pyjama in sight either ;-)

Cupatae

Pkiernan wrote: »

Walked past the beautiful new Social Affordable estate of about 20 houses near my house.

Shocked to see 4 overweight women walking around in their pajamas at 10.40 am

I thought this behaviour was just a stereotype.

Shame as it looked like the estate was very nice.

Hoping it's just a Covid thing, but how can people do that?

Is this your first time leaving the D4 shire ? and having to deal with the peasants? perhaps get mother dearest to arrange the chauffeur to take a more aesthetically pleasing route next time..

In reality this is old news.

The big question is which pyjamas?

There's sleeping pyjamas

There's outside pyjamas

And theres the 'good' pyjamas for down 'da pub

Wanderer78

Huntergonzo wrote: »

Workin' round the yard all morning man and not a pyjama in sight either ;-)

the dole is so good now, ive moved on from pajamas and im doing things bollock naked

Huntergonzo

Wanderer78 wrote: »

the dole is so good now, ive moved on from pajamas and im doing things bollock naked

Ha meant to be great for the skin that.

Sure the dole is grand, but we still need more free houses!

Wanderer78

Huntergonzo wrote: »

Ha meant to be great for the skin that.

Sure the dole is grand, but we still need more free houses!

fcuk me skin, more money for booze and fags

im looking for my second free house now, a holiday home, should be no bother either, shur im claiming for 10 kids, happy days

99nsr125

Pkiernan wrote: »

Walked past the beautiful new Social Affordable estate of about 20 houses near my house.

Shocked to see 4 overweight women walking around in their pajamas at 10.40 am

I thought this behaviour was just a stereotype.

Shame as it looked like the estate was very nice.


Hoping it's just a Covid thing, but how can people do that?

Pics or didn't happen

chrissb8

It's a weird one for me as I think that because they're wearing pyjamas their mindset is that they're still at home or something when they come into the supermarket.

This above behaviour includes roaring at their kids, having really loud banter/conversations that are well above an acceptable level. The highlight is when they're screaming after each other between aisles....

"Michaela come ere...where are ya?"

"I'M OVER HERE AT THE BREEEAD"

"WHY U DWN DER? COME HERE AND SEE, DEY HAV BEN N JERYS 2 FOR 1.......

*little monster kid comes up with little potbelly wheezing about something he wants

"SHUT THE F**K UP JASON AND PUT IT BACK YOU BEEN WRECKING ME HEAD ALL DAY"

Fascinating, from afar.

Huntergonzo

Wanderer78 wrote: »

fcuk me skin, more money for booze and fags

im looking for my second free house now, a holiday home, should be no bother either, shur im claiming for 10 kids, happy days

Well 2 houses are better than one, more space store the booze, fags amd pyjamas!

Wanderer78

Huntergonzo wrote: »

Well 2 houses are better than one, more space store the booze, fags amd pyjamas!

suppose i could flog the free pajamas i get, more booze and fags again

Huntergonzo

Wanderer78 wrote: »

suppose i could flog the free pajamas i get, more booze and fags again

Don't think the welfare provides free pj's, it's a fúckin disgrace!!

Wanderer78

Huntergonzo wrote: »

Don't think the welfare provides free pj's, it's a fúckin disgrace!!

you re obviously going to the wrong hatch

Cupatae

Wanderer78 wrote: »

you re obviously going to the wrong hatch

Ironically enough, alot of the people making a laugh of the dole, will prob soon find themselves on it.:D or are already getting the dole on steroids 350.:D

Huntergonzo

Wanderer78 wrote: »

you re obviously going to the wrong hatch

Haha must be, silly me.

Would ya believe I saw three people walking together, they might have been members of the same family but it's a shame if they're not. Hotline to Joe Duffy is engaged so I'll start another useful thread here. Later plan to stoke further controversy by putting two sugars in my tea instead of one. You'd swear that spying on the neighbours was adrenaline enough but sometimes you need the extra buzz.

Cupatae

Deleted User wrote: »

Would ya believe I saw three people walking together, they might have been members of the same family but it's a shame if they're not. Hotline to Joe Duffy is engaged so I'll start another useful thread here. Later plan to stoke further controversy by putting two sugars in my tea instead of one. You'd swear that spying on the neighbours was adrenaline enough but sometimes you need the extra buzz.

To me those people are worse than any Pj wears they are the lowest form of life in my opinion, loath them.

Absolute toxic breed of people.

chrissb8

chrissb8 wrote: »

It's a weird one for me as I think that because they're wearing pyjamas their mindset is that they're still at home or something when they come into the supermarket.

This above behaviour includes roaring at their kids, having really loud banter/conversations that are well above an acceptable level. The highlight is when they're screaming after each other between aisles....

"Michaela come ere...where are ya?"

"I'M OVER HERE AT THE BREEEAD"

"WHY U DWN DER? COME HERE AND SEE, DEY HAV BEN N JERYS 2 FOR 1.......

*little monster kid comes up with little potbelly wheezing about something he wants

"SHUT THE F**K UP JASON AND PUT IT BACK YOU BEEN WRECKING ME HEAD ALL DAY"

Fascinating, from afar.

So accurate 😂

Church on Tuesday

Huntergonzo wrote: »

To be fair, I'm not particularly fashion conscious myself, never gave the slightest fúck to be honest, not even as a teenager. Brandless jeans or tracksuit bottoms and t-shirt does me most days.

But the aul pyjama crew are some craic, if you're stuck behind them in queue or whatever it can be great entertainment, different breed of animal altogether.

That's unfair to animals TBH.

topper75

Cupatae wrote: »

Ironically enough, alot of the people making a laugh of the dole, will prob soon find themselves on it.

--- and then, will make a concerted effort to get off it again when the opportunity arises.

Get the difference?

Badly Drunk Boy

Turquoise Hexagon Sun wrote: »

Do you think? I always just thought it was there same PJs.

Do you think they have their Sunday best pyjamas?

I was mainly joking but wouldn't be surprised, and then...

Niner leprauchan wrote: »

The big question is which pyjamas?

There's sleeping pyjamas

There's outside pyjamas

And theres the 'good' pyjamas for down 'da pub

Pkiernan

Cupatae wrote: »

Is this your first time leaving the D4 shire ? and having to deal with the peasants? perhaps get mother dearest to arrange the chauffeur to take a more aesthetically pleasing route next time..

In reality this is old news.

No, but these houses are really nice, A rated, solar panels and charginging points for electric cars.

What does it tell you that some of the residents cant even be arsed to get dressed?

I'm off shift today. Normally up at 545am to work 12 hours to pay 53% tax to pay for these wasters.

Joke of a country.

Deebles McBeebles

I wear pyjamas all day now too. Its great. I'd be f*cking mortified to go outside in them though, much less to the shops or the town centre.

Sky King

They should just wear jeans and a shirt to bed, that way they could walk around all day every day in their bedclothes and nobody would be any the wiser.

Roger Mellie Man on the Telly

Pkiernan wrote: »

No, but these houses are really nice, A rated, solar panels and charginging points for electric cars.

New dwellings must comply with the latest building regulations, which is part of the reason they're 'nice'. Would people be happier if we had a suite of 'lesser' building regulations which only applied to social housing?

Beanntraigheach

Why do they do it?
Is it some sort of fashion, or is it simply the case that they just don't bother to get dressed?