People who go out in their Pj's

What's the big deal? They are made out of the same material that non pajamas are so what exactly is the difference? Why should they have to wear a certain type of clothing to go out in public?

Turksed wrote:

What's the big deal? They are made out of the same material that non pajamas are so what exactly is the difference? Why should they have to wear a certain type of clothing to go out in public?

I guess the implication is that these people woke up, did not shower or change clothes, and hoofed it straight to Walmart.

Though it could be the style. These people might sleep in "sleeping pjs", then hose off, and then change into their "working pjs".

CT Runner wrote:

I was at Walmart (yes I know) and I counted 7 people in their pajamas. It seems that not only is society accepting fatter and lazier, but now adding disgusting. Yes we all know about the rapid growth in diabetes, obesity sky rocketing, and all that comes with it. But doesn't it start with the parents? Don't they say anything?

Thoughts?

I go out in sweats and running clothes, unbathed all the time.

Just wait until PJ finds out about this.

MC PJ wrote:

Turksed wrote:

What's the big deal? They are made out of the same material that non pajamas are so what exactly is the difference? Why should they have to wear a certain type of clothing to go out in public?

I guess the implication is that these people woke up, did not shower or change clothes, and hoofed it straight to Walmart.

Though it could be the style. These people might sleep in "sleeping pjs", then hose off, and then change into their "working pjs".

What's wrong with not showering before going out? Is it impossible to wake up clean? Or what if pjs are their loungewear?

Dude, you're going to Walmart, don't kid yourself. It's a miserable place for miserable people. People should dress in as disgusting a way as possible when you go there, like some kind of horrible anti-church.

I finally just stopped shopping there. Yeah, you save a few bucks, but it's not worth the frustration of dealing with hordes of loud, stupid people.

hmmm. going about town in my pajamas. I must add this to my bucket list.

I go out in my pajamas all the time. You should try it.

CT Runner wrote:

I was at Walmart (yes I know) and I counted 7 people in their pajamas.

Why were you in their pajamas?

numb chuck wrote:

CT Runner wrote:

I was at Walmart (yes I know) and I counted 7 people in their pajamas.

Why were you in their pajamas?

No pajama thread would be complete without it.

Does no one else spell them pyjamas?

Dwight Kashrut wrote:

I finally just stopped shopping there. Yeah, you save a few bucks, but it's not worth the frustration of dealing with hordes of loud, stupid people.

Yet you continue to frequent this forum?

Dwight Kashrut wrote:

Does no one else spell them pyjamas?

You must be British.

If I went out in public in the state of dress in which I sleep, they'd arrest me.

Turksed wrote:

What's the big deal? They are made out of the same material that non pajamas are so what exactly is the difference? Why should they have to wear a certain type of clothing to go out in public?

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I assume you are of the same theory about people who go to church in flip flops and cut offs?

I see a trend of getting lazier and lazier with each generation. Next we will chauffer our kids to the ends of our driveways for the bus.

Two words-- Pajama Jeans!!!

Problem solved.

CT Runner wrote:

Turksed wrote:

What's the big deal? They are made out of the same material that non pajamas are so what exactly is the difference? Why should they have to wear a certain type of clothing to go out in public?

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I assume you are of the same theory about people who go to church in flip flops and cut offs?

I see a trend of getting lazier and lazier with each generation. Next we will chauffer our kids to the ends of our driveways for the bus.

You must not drive on any school bus routes. The bus waiting for kids still in the house for two minutes and stopping every thirty feet is what really bothers me. Humanity is going downhill fast I'm surprised no one has come up with a device that chews your food for you. I can wait till the machines become self aware.

This is why I love being a surgeon. I go to work in my pajamas everyday carrying around a cup of coffee. It's beautiful.

I hate it when people fly on planes/walk around airports in pajamas. It's like the goal is to look as trashy as possible. You can't convince me that wearing pajamas is any more comfortable than wearing at least jeans and a T-shirt and actually looking halfway presentable.