Women wearing pyjamas in broad daylight

dsmythy · 21-07-2008 05:15PM

darkman2 wrote: »

Dont want to answer the question eh? Classy....

Well my response obviously indicates that i would indeed have no problem talking to people whether or not they are "in" your fashion or not. A few wear the same here around where i live. They are clean and shock horror for you their parents work their asses off.

Dudess · 21-07-2008 05:16PM

2006 - Women in pyjamas
2007 - Fred Phelps
2008 - something different please instead of more threads on the above...

truecrippler · 21-07-2008 05:18PM

connundrum wrote: »

If they were wearing lingerie, now that'd be a different story.

Unless they were fat messes. Beggars and chooses etc.

I don't mind the odd pyjama decorated knack. Gives me something to point and laugh at whilst doing my shopping in Tesco.

Tesco... lol.

PurpleBerry · 21-07-2008 05:19PM

Now, people tend to use this terminology

"Wimmen goin' 'round in PJs jurin' da day"

But does that mean if you came across a gaggle of girls wearing pyjamas, say, to a late showing at the cinema, then that'd be okay?

Does it mean that I can nip to the local Centra in my jammies, as long as it's 9pm or so?

darkman2 · 21-07-2008 05:20PM

dsmythy wrote: »

They are clean and shock horror for you their parents work their asses off.

Obviously not hard enough....they could go the extra mile and put on a pair of trousers. Its not as difficult as it sounds. Pyjama's = laziness as far as im concerned.

dsmythy · 21-07-2008 05:22PM

Depends. Maybe they have pyjamas specifically for going outside in which case they have to put them on and take off whatever they were sleeping in.

Eoin087 · 21-07-2008 05:35PM

Typical Irish attitude! What's next on the "my life is such a misery I need something that is completely harmless and doesnt effect me in any way to complain about?":rolleyes:

Stark · 21-07-2008 05:50PM

Eoin087 wrote: »

Typical Irish attitude! What's next on the "my life is such a misery I need something that is completely harmless and doesnt effect me in any way to complain about?":rolleyes:

+1

thelordofcheese · 21-07-2008 05:56PM

darkman2 wrote: »

wtf - seriously - a couple of weeks back I saw two (presumably unemployed, dole collecting, mother's of five children) examples of this in Dublin. Id heard about this before but somehow avoided seeing it. Today in the Irish Times a picture showing Guards around an area where a murder had taken place - and low and behold - the little knacks in pyjamas in the background. This 'fashion' is just common laziness. Not only do these people scrounge a subsistance living off the state but they are also so lazy they could'nt be arsed putting on a pair of trousers or whatever. They would rather walk around like little dirt birds in pyjamas. It looks stupid......but I dont expect any of this section of society to read this as presumably they cannot afford an internet connection on their dole payments.....These women wearing pyjamas make me angry:mad: Very angry:mad::mad:

rant over

This

JuliusCaesar · 21-07-2008 06:35PM

Rollers seem to be making a comeback. In my youth every woman had her head spiked with rollers and covered by a big headscarf. Now I'm seeing them on the Red Line Luas.

http://www.hollywood.com/ibb/posts.aspx?postID=12356

sexy, huh?

Terry · 21-07-2008 06:43PM

I had heard about mullets making a comeback too, but didn't believe it until I saw two teenagers with mullets yesterday.

Mossy Monk · 21-07-2008 06:50PM

JuliusCaesar wrote: »

sexy, huh?

They sure are.

Casshern88 · 21-07-2008 06:52PM

See here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skangers

dsmythy · 21-07-2008 06:56PM

Casshern88 wrote: »

See here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skangers

Doesn't really explain anything except how easy it is for people to make sweeping judgements on someone by what clothes they are wearing.

darkman2 · 21-07-2008 06:59PM

'Skangers' - Pyjamas, bleached-blonde hair and large hoop earrings are popular with howiyas (females). Courtesy of wiki link above.

Fact is it IS a class thing whether the politically correct here like it or not. In the real world the pyjama wearing element are uneducated, lazy, unmotivated, desperate, poor, live in council housing, usually in either Inner City Dublin or places like Ballymun, Tallaght or Finglas, live on dole handouts and have 10 kids for child benefit so they can have a drinking session at the weekends. The lowest of the low. Why would any self respecting girl/woman want to be associated with that social grouping? They are automatically seen as wasters and no hopers when they wear pyjama's. Thats why they dont.

JaneyMc · 21-07-2008 07:07PM

darkman2 wrote: »

Presumaby they use PJays going to bed? - so what do they do in the morning - they have a second pair? Or do they just get up out of bed and walk out the door? Im a bit concerned about their hygiene.

I have some friends who do this, well only one of them still really does it, far as I'm aware, well I've seen it done, they would have showers and put on fresh pair, do make up and hair etc.
I wouldn't do it now, but I've no problem with getting into a car with a hoodie on over them if I've stayed in a friends house and I was getting a life home, but tbh my parents would kill me if they even knew this.

dsmythy · 21-07-2008 07:12PM

darkman2 wrote: »

'Skangers' - Pyjamas, bleached-blonde hair and large hoop earrings are popular with howiyas (females). Courtesy of wiki link above.

Fact is it IS a class thing whether the politically correct here like it or not. In the real world the pyjama wearing element are uneducated, lazy, unmotivated, desperate, poor, live in council housing, usually in either Inner City Dublin or places like Ballymun, Tallaght or Finglas, live on dole handouts and have 10 kids for child benefit so they can have a drinking session at the weekends. The lowest of the low. Why would any self respecting girl/woman want to be associated with that social grouping? They are automatically seen as wasters and no hopers when they wear pyjama's. Thats why they dont.

Not all of them though. Just admit that. Also let them wear what they will. It's only clothes, don't be offended by them. There's nothing PC about wondering why you give off the impression your saying all of them are one thing. Certianly no PC from me.

I argue against high immigration. If you want real PC take on them discussions.

Gazza22 · 21-07-2008 07:13PM

connundrum wrote: »

Unless they were fat messes.

Most of them are!

I can't understand this either, they are just screaming to everyone around them "Look at me!! I'm a scumbag!"

JaneyMc · 21-07-2008 07:16PM

darkman2 wrote: »

'Skangers' - Pyjamas, bleached-blonde hair and large hoop earrings are popular with howiyas (females). Courtesy of wiki link above.

Fact is it IS a class thing whether the politically correct here like it or not. In the real world the pyjama wearing element are uneducated, lazy, unmotivated, desperate, poor, live in council housing, usually in either Inner City Dublin or places like Ballymun, Tallaght or Finglas, live on dole handouts and have 10 kids for child benefit so they can have a drinking session at the weekends. The lowest of the low. Why would any self respecting girl/woman want to be associated with that social grouping? They are automatically seen as wasters and no hopers when they wear pyjama's. Thats why they dont.

Its not a fact. It's you judging people on what they wear which I know everyone does, including myself, but from first hand experience my friends are all lovely hard working people, who have jobs and don't sponge off the state.

darkman2 · 21-07-2008 07:17PM

dsmythy wrote: »

I argue against high immigration.

I argue about lots of things................'LOTS' of things;) I should be Prime Minister really because im always right and I just say what most think but dont have the balls to say.:pac:

JaneyMc · 21-07-2008 07:21PM

darkman2 wrote: »

I argue about lots of things................'LOTS' of things;) I should the Prime Minister really because im always right and I just say what most think but dont have the balls to say.:pac:

:rolleyes: right so.

darkman2 · 21-07-2008 07:24PM

JaneyMc wrote: »

:rolleyes: right so.

See what I mean. Now admit it was a mistake to wear those PJays in public.

Poccington · 21-07-2008 07:25PM

darkman2 wrote: »

'Skangers' - Pyjamas, bleached-blonde hair and large hoop earrings are popular with howiyas (females). Courtesy of wiki link above.

Fact is it IS a class thing whether the politically correct here like it or not. In the real world the pyjama wearing element are uneducated, lazy, unmotivated, desperate, poor, live in council housing, usually in either Inner City Dublin or places like Ballymun, Tallaght or Finglas, live on dole handouts and have 10 kids for child benefit so they can have a drinking session at the weekends. The lowest of the low. Why would any self respecting girl/woman want to be associated with that social grouping? They are automatically seen as wasters and no hopers when they wear pyjama's. Thats why they dont.

What's your line of work? Since you seem to assume that most people from these areas don't work hard or work at all, your job must be a real ballbuster.

darkman2 · 21-07-2008 07:29PM

Poccington wrote: »

What's your line of work? Since you seem to assume that most people from these areas don't work hard or work at all, your job must be a real ballbuster.

I never said people from 'these areas' did not work at all - far from it. They have a high percentage who dont though compared to other areas.

Poccington · 21-07-2008 07:31PM

How do you know? Have you carried out a survey of any kind?

What's the difference between scumbags on the dole in those areas and people who just sponge off their parents from what could be seen as better areas? Apart from them being scumbags, they're still not working.

Here_Young_Wan · 21-07-2008 07:31PM

Yeah but I highly doubt most of em could care less about you, what you wear or your life in general....yet theirs seem to really get to you. So they wear their pajamas outside, so what? Am from a council estate myself and thou I don't do it myself know a few people that do. Get over it.....I think I'd actually rather be a pajama wearing scanger than be that up my own arse.

darkman2 · 21-07-2008 07:33PM

Poccington wrote: »

What's the difference between scumbags on the dole in those areas and people who just sponge off their parents from what could be seen as better areas? Apart from them being scumbags, they're still not working.

I agree.

P.S You saying you need a survey to confirm if there is more social welfare claimants in Ballymun, say, then Castleknock or Ballbridge? That would be self evident I would have thought.

who's yer one? · 21-07-2008 07:33PM

few points to make

i live in a v noice area (near a well known an incredibly snooty shopping centre- ye know the one!) and i can tell you its not just knackbags on the dole doing this. in fact, from what i've seen its more prevalent among the 14-18 yr old set, matching their 'going out jammies' with their A+F hoodies and backcombed hair. good god, how i hate this trend, but each to their own.

I myself, am unemployed. (dudes- im totally stealing internet from yr taxes!

) you will not catch me wandering the streets in my jammies.(and i could wear em all day, having no job to go to

) ill go out to the front gate and get the wheelie bins in, but thats my limit.

so lay off the dolemonkeys please, some of us wear clothes and look for jobs. quite often at the same time.

JaneyMc · 21-07-2008 07:33PM

darkman2 wrote: »

See what I mean. Now admit it was a mistake to wear those PJays in public.

No. Cause it wasn't?

brianthebard · 21-07-2008 07:34PM

darkman2 wrote: »

I argue about lots of things................'LOTS' of things;) I should be Prime Minister really because im always right and I just say what most think but dont have the balls to say.:pac:

Why is it that right wing conservative middle class monkeys with a class complex and a general hatred for the less fiscally involved always think the world secretly agrees with them but is too riddled with liberal guilt to say so?

(i can stereotype and generalise too).

Women wearing pyjamas in broad daylight

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