pyjama girls

CorkMan

Anyone seen them round the place lately?

Catari Jaguar

On the big screen

alwaysadub

Thankfully, no. Was only talking about that this morning actually.

King Felix

They go into hibernation around this time every year.

Gunsfortoys

Have they not made this illegal yet?

Praetorian Saighdiuir

Why, is the hunt on or something...


...looking for some easy prey 'cos slippers aint good fo' runnin'?

Scuid Mhór

a couple of days ago yes.

the_syco

cherub rock wrote: »

On the big screen

From the article:

whose strong Ballyfermot accent has to be subtitled here

ordinary_girl

Yes, on Friday when I was in Dunnes. I saw one in a pink fluffy dressing gown, I still find it very strange to see people wearing bed clothes out and about.

OutlawPete

cherub rock wrote: »

On the big screen

Seen it last week, interesting but has little to do with pyjammas, more a peek at the type of lives that some inner city teens live.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJIldZb3x2c

sandyxx

That video on pyjama girls shockin ye still see loads around

KevinVonSpiel

It's gone international...

RonMexico

It started in America in places like Harlem, Oakland and Detroit before making its way across the Atlantic to Limerick.

darad

Whatever about young ones doing it but oulones doing their shopping in full rig out look poxy!!

Mint Sauce

bit to cold for them thankfully

Dunjohn

Had a customer in the bank come in in her pyjamas once. No wonder the country's in the shape it's in.

phasers

Everywhere, but this time of year they throw their fake uggs and puffy coats on over them so they're easy to miss

jay-me

Is it just sheer laziness or some kind of fashion statement or what?

phasers

laziness, or else a knacker uniform.

All I know is they've been banned from my local Supervalu.

spudsy

Louis Copeland is bringing out range for men

-Corkie-

I like them...

rubadub

Saw a mother & daughter both in pj's in the Chinese takeaway the other night, it was raining out and the girl was in socks, they had parked just outside. The weird thing was the mother had a zip up hoody on with pyjama bottoms and slippers, it was unzipped past halfway down her front, almost to her belly button and she had no bra on. The amount of cleavage on display was unbelievable, massive pair on her as she was a bit overweight -unforunately not a pretty sight, I was sure one was going to fall out.

Biggins

starlit

Ya saw one a week or two ago with rollers in her hair!

karlog

There i was thinking those pyjamas were a fashion statement when really its just a bunch of knackers too lazy to get dressed in the morning. Oh how naive i was.

Forest Master

CorkMan wrote: »

Anyone seen them round the place lately?

And as usual, Dublin trends arrive in Cork 2 years later.

LandoCalrissian

I recently arrived back to Dublin Airport from holidays and while waiting for baggage a flight from Malaga came in and in filed the passengers to join us.

Amongst the passengers were 3 Irish girls in pyjama's and ugg's

The flight landed in Dublin at 5pm I can only imagine that they wanted to be dressed to go straight out when they arrived home

starlit

Forest Master wrote: »

And as usual, Dublin trends arrive in Cork 2 years later.

Yes very true! I see it happening around Kerry too lately.

robbie_998

phasers wrote: »

laziness, or else a knacker uniform.

All I know is they've been banned from my local Supervalu.

yes well your local super-value is a kip

the whole are is a kip.

i hate pajama girls..... they should die.

phill106

Saturday in post office. Early 20s in both size and age.. Not pleasant!

optogirl

Dunjohn wrote: »

Had a customer in the bank come in in her pyjamas once. No wonder the country's in the shape it's in.

Yes, people wearing pyjamas. That's where it all went wrong :cool:

alexa5x5

Anyone came across a picture of one of em on google street view???

kiad

I saw a woman in a supermarket wearing pajamas once. It made me really angry. I beat her with a frozen chicken until the police arrived.

bonerm

kiad wrote: »

I saw a woman in a supermarket wearing pajamas once. It made me really angry. I beat her with a frozen chicken until the police arrived.

Hopefully they grabbed the chicken and took over from you.

Cianos

Why should anyone care what anyone else wears?

phasers

robbie_998 wrote: »

yes well your local super-value is a kip

the whole are is a kip.

i hate pajama girls..... they should die.

Bit harsh...

Of course my local Super Valu is a kip, but it's near my house and it sells food for low low prices so I don't give a toss

kiad

Cianos wrote: »

Why should anyone care what anyone else wears?

Because individuality is wrong. If God wanted us to be individual he wouldn't have invented brown corduroy pants.

TwoShedsJackson

Cianos wrote: »

Why should anyone care what anyone else wears?

Because anyone wearing pajamas out during the day is likely to be a feckless drooling yokel, contributing nothing to society.

Cianos

TwoShedsJackson wrote: »

Because anyone wearing pajamas out during the day is likely to be a feckless drooling yokel, contributing nothing to society.

And what are you contributing to society by making very particular presumptions about other people and their worth, based only on how they choose to dress?

smash

When they ditch the PJ's and start going to the shop in their nighties then maybe I'll get interested.

questionmark?

Yep at the petrol station the other night around 8. Full PJ's and a dressing gown had two kids in the car both wearing PJ's. The Girl behind the counter was finding it hard to keep a straight face and when she left we both started laughing! I mean how lazy are some people

robbie_998

phasers wrote: »

Bit harsh...

Of course my local Super Valu is a kip, but it's near my house and it sells food for low low prices so I don't give a toss

do you wear pajama's when you go there ?

kiad

robbie_998 wrote: »

do you wear pajama's when you go there ?

Ew, what a perverted question

readyletsgo

Lol, girls/'women' wearing PJ's know it grates on people thats why they keep doing it.
Their everywhere on talbot st and around my knacker hole of an area where i live, moving out soon YAY!!!!!

But dont worry, when people stop talking about them wearing PJ's they will stop going out in them.

OutlawPete

phasers wrote: »

.. puffy coats on over them ..

Aye, the ones that look like life jackets.

Maybe they think someone is gonna throw them into the Liffey or something.

Now who would wanna do something like that?

CorkMan

OutlawPete wrote: »

Aye, the ones that look like life jackets.

Maybe they think someone is gonna throw them into the Liffey or something.

Now who would wanna do something like that?

Not me

*keeps arm under table*

AAAAAAAHHH

steve06 wrote: »

When they ditch the PJ's and start going to the shop in their nighties then maybe I'll get interested.

You've clearly never seen any of them.

starlit

steve06 wrote: »

When they ditch the PJ's and start going to the shop in their nighties then maybe I'll get interested.

I doubt thats going to happen any time soon!:rolleyes:

kowloon

Sometimes I leave the top button of my shirt open if I'm going to the bathroom in the middle of the night. Otherwise it's full formal attire at all times.

madmac187

OutlawPete wrote: »

Seen it last week, interesting but has little to do with pyjammas, more a peek at the type of lives that some inner city teens live.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJIldZb3x2c

Thats too funny to be real, is it?

madmac187

Cianos wrote: »

And what are you contributing to society by making very particular presumptions about other people and their worth, based only on how they choose to dress?

I am of the belief the other person is correct.