Mrs B... fie and shame on you - where I live they actually have "going out" pjs.
I kid you not! :shock:
Oh my word I find it a hideously shameful habit... but rife round our way.
Nola x
erm i have actually went to tans once in my pj's but i did get in a taxi with a big coat on and made sure the pj bottoms looked like joggy bottoms, and it was for pj party, well me, tan and the boy lol
my ex husband always threatened to divorce me if i went out in my slippers lol
Correct me if I'm wrong Mrs B, but I believe you are referring to the oddly obscene (imo) practice of blatantly wearing pyjamas outside... They are usually flannelette type - tartan or maybe covered in teddy bears or 'cute' kittens and usually accompanied by a full face of make-up, backcombed hair and Ugg-type boots.
So, all you ladies who may have accidentally nipped out in slippers, or put stuff on over pjs... rest easy. You've not been spotted!
I bought my daughter a betty boop set of bj's in the sales after xmas, bit like a velour track suit got it in new look (but that's by the by) a couple of weeks ago we were in town and there was a woman walking around in same afore mentioned pj's, my daughter's face was a picture, "mum she's in her pj's" giggling hystrecially, so it's obviously something that happens all over....1st time i ever saw it was in Liverpool when I first met Dave couldn't believe my eyes and by all accounts still very common in and around that area!
I went to the Naafi once in my slippers Dave went mad and the shop was only 100yards across the bleeding road lol xx
She is a chav. She has Burberry Jama's and nightcap.
Walking across the camp site, there they are slippers, dressing grown or night dress, walking across the camp site.
In the post towns of Japan, night dress is worn in the streets as a matter normality, but in no other place.
Erm... I don't actually sleep in my jammies... they come off when I go to bed! :mrgreen:
I was out and about a while ago with 'friend' (nice arse, no jim-jams) and I spotted what I thought were abandoned children walking the streets on an early wet evening.
I genuinely thought they were wiafs and strays.
But was told it was a bit of a phenominon in some parts.
(this wasnt in London)
I have since seen it here in town....(london) in several areas.
the last was in Chelsea and the group of four girls (young women?) were all very finely dressed in their nightwear and flower-patterned wellingtons.
stupid.
lp
Okay... can I just point out that my jammies don't actually look like jammies (well not the ones I went to the shops in - only once I might add) and that was to buy eggs for the easter egg challenge. I'd also like to point out that my local shop is a corner shop that's about 500 meters from my flat and not the local Sainsburys, I had a fleecy on and flipflops rather than slippers!
Does that still count? :mrgreen:
Yep, ive seen it loads, normally chav types :twisted:
Used to be the norm in the community I worked in - doesn't seem to happen where I live. Though, we do have a guy that roller skates his way around wearing a pair of mini swimming trunks and a biker - wearing a leather waistcoat and undies.
Oh and I forgot about the Marilyn Monroe lookalike - with no knickers on.
i used to regularly give me ex a lift to work in my PJs. They look like jogging pants if you are standing looking from the moon :-).
Would not brave going to the shops as the knees bit stick out and my bits wobble about as i don't wear undies.
My mum (bless her, 70 last week) went to the spar round the corner in her PJs and a long dressing gown and a police car stopped to ask if she was ok ;-).
Westgate.
This trend either hasnt reached my part of kent or more likely I havent noticed.
:lol: :lol
I don't even hang around the house in my pjs let alone leave the house in them :shock:
