Are there Pyjama People in your neighbourhood?

those girls come across as very aggressive. Why make a documentary about them? Younger impressionable girls might think they're cool. Pity.

I live in a council estate, and yes, there are a few who pop to the local Spar in their pyjamas, dressing gowns and uggs during the day.

Don't think any of them actually go any further afield in them though or if they do, I haven't seen it.

I just imagined a PJ clad woman to walk into our local shop. The bachelor farmers would have a field day - literally

keli wrote: »

Every city/town/village has at least one! Just check your local tesco or outside your local primary school in the morning

funnily enough that is where had first spotted one-a giant tesco in middlebrook,bolton [uk],she was awkwardly manouvreing herself indoors in her slippers and pyjamas.

have heard of tescos over here barring people who are wearing pyjamas,it shoudnt be about what they are wearing though.

pyjamas are flimsy thin material in which people do not wear understuff with,and as everyone and their dictionary knows;

Underwear is worn for a variety of reasons. They keep outer garments from being soiled by perspiration, urine,[2] semen, menstrual blood and feces.

so who wants their food/drink being held dangerously close to those?

ColeTrain wrote: »

Do these tools wear their normal clothes to bed?

Good question.

I find it difficult when an everyday shirt finds its way into the work pile.

If it spends too long in the cycle, it just never feels the same again, like it's been tainted and furthermore will never be an everyday shirt again.

Based on my experiences with the above, I imagine bed-wear finding its way into the normal cycle raising all kinds of deep and challenging questions about the nature of clothing.

Not where I live, often served them when i worked in Dublin though, generally 18 or over, never 13. I served one a while ago who took it a step further, wasn't wearing pyjamas but a short white dressing gown, and nothing else complete with a very deep tan, over the top hair extensions, makeup jewellery and nails. Ridiculous.

playpink wrote: »

ur the backwards knackers

How busy are you, would typing YOU'RE really take up too much of your time?

I'm not a grammar nazi, but that is just taking the p1ss.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Yeah, your inability to string a sentence together should be a much bigger concern than something as superficial as the outerwear choices of the social underclass.

There's an awful whiff of imagined superiority coming off your posts in this thread.