crookie
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Do you do your food shop in your pyjamas?
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She has reasonable wine tastes
OzMike
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I live in a village and was confronted by this when I fist came here 10 years ago.
I think it's a mild sort of amusement, but don't care that much, but my wife is horrified, she won't even go to the toilet at home without make up on !
I think it's a mild sort of amusement, but don't care that much, but my wife is horrified, she won't even go to the toilet at home without make up on !
I bet you wear a onesie
Worthingite
Sexy Pete... :D
When I get home of an evening I do tend to change into "comfies" - pj bottoms and t shirt/hoodie. Last night having done so, I realised we were out of tonic water for Mrs Worthingites G&T that she has when she gets in around 7pm. The offie is 3 doors away, so yeah I slipped on my trainers and nipped round and grabbed a bottle - there and back in less than 5 mins. But on the whole, no, I wouldn't go out to do a full shop in my comfies. But as a one off mercy dash to a couple of doors down.... not so bad.
Arthritic Toe
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I don't understand why its a problem. People can wear what they like.
DavePage
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Your toilet wears make up…that’s odd
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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People who shop in onesies and PJs should be shot or sterilised.
HastingsSeagull
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No but used to see chav mums doing just that in the mornings. Usually with some scrote in tow in a baseball cap and joggers, swigging special brew at 9am
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HellBilly
I don't see the problem nipping to the local shop in your pj's if you have run out of eggs or milk etc in the morning, but I have seen people in pj's on London Road going into Iceland in the afternoon...
No excuse for that whatsoever other than pure laziness.
No excuse for that whatsoever other than pure laziness.
Dr. No
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- Nov 28, 2016
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But in Hastings a baseball cap and joggers is surely their equivalent of a dinner suit. The young man should at least be applauded for making an effort. Hastings should never be judged as the yardstick for what's acceptable. The repercussions could be disasterous.
crodonilson
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Unpopulist
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I do it nude as I don't wear jimjams. Ocado don't seem to mind!
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Shocking in the Co-op this morning
A dash out to the shops for a quick pint of milk in joggers is fine, as is going to the supermarket in decorating/building gear, I do so after work most days but a full shop in your Jammies? Unacceptable.
Your Mum
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pearl
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on worldwide scale of events, who cares, although once when I was ill I popped to local shops with a coat over pjs and wore shoes, but I was ill and past caring at the time
Standards innit. They should be upheld. Plus, in PJ's you have slept in them, one layer between someone's council estate clopper and my ready ripe avocados. People dribble piss, spaff and sex wee out of their tuna slice or John Thomas throughout the night. People who wear PJ's to the shop are the type that scratch their ********s. Not the arse cheek but properly in the council, then they touch food you might buy. Infected growlers, spotty cocks and festering bumholes, only a thin piece of Primark grade man made fibre separates their grubby cluster from your kid's food. That's why it's disgusting.