Pyjama people, now out at nightime too

Rabidlamb

Twice this week I've been in my local Maxol near 10pm where ladies caught short in the wardrobe dept were in for the milk & bottle of wine.
How long would it take to pull on a pair of jeans, seriously.
Is this because the morning taboo has been broken that it's acceptable at night time too.
Another fad from Dublin that is poisoning our once proud nation.
I hang my head.

Fr Jessup

What? People have started to wear Pyjamas during the night time now?

Well I never!

El Weirdo

Rabidlamb wrote: »

... my local Maxol near 10pm...

Is that 10pm, Co. Cork or 10pm, Co. Roscommon?

Birneybau

Sleepwalkers.

Sleepshoppers.

Either that or lazy proles.

mikemac1

Well of course they are out and about at that

They don't get up before noon, not like they have jobs to go to

frag420

City pyjamma people escape to the country shocker...................

This is great news for me as I have moved to the city from the country.

ejmaztec

Bleedin somnambulists shopping after they drop.

JohnMarston

Pure laziness. Takes less than 5 minutes to throw on some casuals. Too much effort for some i suppose

Opinicus

surely this is a major step forward for these people. they're at least getting the time right if not the place.

emzolita

I seen a group of youngones in the chipper last week, all in Pjs. It was about 8pm, full face of make up too, idiots.

Tombi!

This is embarrassing.
As a proud Dubliner, I honestly can't believe I have to explain this: we like our women in the PJs, it's a massive turn on for us.

AnonoBoy

Much more acceptable at night time.

bejammers in de dail next

Sunnyisland

I know a lady who works in a main branch of our banks and without fail every night when she comes home she changes into her pyjamas and heads out then to her friends, She said its more comfortable and fresh.

anncoates

Rabidlamb wrote: »

I hang my head.

And well you might.

Sunnyisland

Bit of topic but can anyone tell me how to get gloss paint of a jacket :-)

anncoates

realies wrote: »

Bit of topic but can anyone tell me how to get gloss paint of a jacket :-)

Paint the whole jacket with the same gloss paint so it blends in.

holystungun9

realies wrote: »

Bit of topic but can anyone tell me how to get gloss paint of a jacket :-)

anncoates wrote: »

Paint the whole jacket with the same gloss paint so it blends in.

Then put it on, stand in front of the wall of same colour and do a funny dance while friend videos it for youtube. Upload to Youtube, call it "funny dancing legs, hands and head", put in crappy tags - cute kittens, cats, paris hilton, bl0wjob, etc, sit back and enjoy small time fame.

Ghandee

realies wrote: »

Bit of topic but can anyone tell me how to get gloss paint of a jacket :-)

Impossible to get paint off a jacket.

You could however get the jacket off the paint.

You need a lighter, and some petrol.....

Mr Benevolent

Brutal Deluxe wrote: »

This is embarrassing.
As a proud Dubliner, it's a massive turn on for us.

Maybe on Sheriff Street or The Boardwalk it is.

kneemos

realies wrote: »

I know a lady who works in a main branch of our banks and without fail every night when she comes home she changes into her pyjamas and heads out then to her friends, She said its more comfortable and fresh.

What could be more comfortable than something designed to sleep in?

Ghandee

kneemos wrote: »

What could be more comfortable than something designed to sleep in?

Nudie bum?

anncoates

I live in a respectable area so never see people in pyjamas on the street.

Just accept your level, OP.

You live in the area as them so just learn to come to terms with these people as they are your social brethren.

Tombi!

Confab wrote: »

Maybe on Sheriff Street or The Boardwalk it is.

Or town in general

Sala

Lately I have found myself coming home and getting into jogging bottoms because they are so comfortable, and going out in public in them even though I am not exercising. I am on a slippery slope.

mikemac1

Sala wrote: »

Lately I have found myself coming home and getting into jogging bottoms because they are so comfortable, and going out in public in them even though I am not exercising. I am on a slippery slope.

Ah, you're fine

Come back to us when you start tucking your tracksuit bottoms into your socks

BunShopVoyeur

anncoates wrote: »

I live in a respectable area so never see people in pyjamas on the street.

Just accept your level, OP.

You live in the area as them so just learn to come to terms with these people as they are your social brethren.

Ah, so are your neighbours as pleasant as yourself?

buck65

Benson is a butler. Discuss.

the_syco

realies wrote: »

She said its more comfortable and fresh.

Since it's AH, lets drag the thread down a notch; would she be wearing anything beneath the PJ's...? :pac:

Sonics2k

Rabidlamb wrote: »

Another fad from Dublin that is poisoning our once proud nation.

What?

kneemos

Sonics2k wrote: »

What?

OUR OUNCE PROUD NATION.

WoollyRedHat

It was only cool when the Bananas did it, and even then, it wasn't so cool

holystungun9

Sala wrote: »

Lately I have found myself coming home and getting into jogging bottoms because they are so comfortable, and going out in public in them even though I am not exercising. I am on a slippery slope.

mikemac1 wrote: »

Ah, you're fine

Come back to us when you start tucking your tracksuit bottoms into your socks

^^^advice fail^^^

If you start tucking your tracksuit bottoms into your socks you can fuk right off.

mikemac1

Not advice fail

He's grand now but if he takes that extra step he needs to come back to us for advice

I wasn't telling the lad to do it, in fact I was saying it was the worrying next step on his slippery slope!

kneemos

Sala wrote: »

Lately I have found myself coming home and getting into jogging bottoms because they are so comfortable, and going out in public in them even though I am not exercising. I am on a slippery slope.

If you're leaving on your shirt and tie it may be too late

CianRyan

I cycled to Tesco in my jammie bottoms once, it was liberating!

Diapason

I'm amazed that so many people have pyjamas at all.

CianRyan

To be fair though, I sleep naked so they're more just house trousers.

Diapason

CianRyan wrote: »

To be fair though, I sleep naked so they're more just house trousers.

aka Fatpants in our house.

policarp

kneemos wrote: »

OUR OUNCE PROUD NATION.

Well it was called the Celtic Tiger. Wasn't it?

CianRyan

You know what, the more weight I gain the less I wear jeans.
There has to be some sort of correlation

Diapason

CianRyan wrote: »

You know what, the more weight I gain the less I wear jeans.
There has to be some sort of correlation

Let me know if you'd like to collaborate on a paper.

DonkeyStyle \o/

Rabidlamb wrote: »

Twice this week I've been in my local Maxol near 10pm where ladies caught short in the wardrobe dept were in for the milk & bottle of wine.

The cheek of them, I hope you gave them a filthy look and muttered something they couldn't make out, but still loud enough for them to know you didn't approve. It's the only way these people will learn.

Vicar in a tutu

I wouldnt be partial to it, But I cant see why anyone would get themselves worked up over people wearing pyjamas out Who honestlly cares

up for anything

I've been down to the local 24 hour petrol station late in the evening in my pajamas because I can't be bothered to change into jeans. It doesn't bother me. In fact, if I could live in my pajamas I would these days.