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Kate Moss
28-01-10, 04:25 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm
I have seen people in my local Tesco in something other than "normal" day wear!
Would you do it?
Sorry if this has been posted before.
I've gone to our corner shop in PJ's when I wanted chocolate on a friday night at about half 9-10.....
they where pink and dotty could tell they were PJ's! Shopkepper just laughed, but I wouldn't go to tescos or a 24 hour supermarket in my PJ's
American People Going Shopping :)
Enjoy, it's amazing haha
http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/
Kate Moss
28-01-10, 04:29 PM
I have run down the road in my pj's but I can not be held fully resposible for this! I had a point to prove!
But I can not imagine walking round Tesco in my nightwear, be far too cold;)
I have run down the road in my pj's but I can not be held fully resposible for this! I had a point to prove!
But I can not imagine walking round Tesco in my nightwear, be far too cold;)
Walk of Shame? ;)
Kate Moss
28-01-10, 04:33 PM
Walk of Shame? ;)
mmm not quite! Anyway, moving on...nothing to see here!
Bluepete
28-01-10, 04:35 PM
I was kicked out of Tesco for going shopping in my nightwear.
I wasn't that surprised in hindsight -
I sleep naked!
Pete ;)
Kate Moss
28-01-10, 04:43 PM
I was kicked out of Tesco for going shopping in my nightwear.
I wasn't that surprised in hindsight -
I sleep naked!
Pete ;)
See, it's people like you that ruin it for everyone else!
Spiderman
28-01-10, 04:49 PM
Depends what your nightwear is i guess. Like Bluepete for example....now if you were some fit chick i think i'd be more than happy for you to go shopping that way, in fact i'd change my shopping habits to make sure i was there when you were ;)
On the other hand if you're a Waynetta look alike with week old stains all down the front of things then thank god they keep you out.
Dave20046
28-01-10, 04:50 PM
corner shops are made for slippers...
our asda used to have an unofficial singles night
the mellon and cucumber area was always a good place to hang out
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm
I have seen people in my local Tesco in something other than "normal" day wear!
Would you do it?
Sorry if this has been posted before.
Ms Carmody makes a good case for her argument :roll:
Bluepete
28-01-10, 04:59 PM
our asda used to have an unofficial singles night
the mellon and cucumber area was always a good place to hang out
With special offers on the "Carry On" films?
Oooooh, Matron!
Pete ;)
I don't think I've ever been to the supermarket in my pjs but I quite like walking round with bare feet :-D
metalangel
28-01-10, 06:11 PM
This was the topic on Jeremy Vine today, one guy said he gave up shoes five years ago and so goes around barefoot everywhere. He was chucked out of Tesco's due to hygiene and safety concerns (I don't want someone's feet near the fresh produce, especially if they've been outside walking through who knows what) but apparently the Saatchi gallery in London welcomed him and congratulated him on his nice shoes. 'Cheers,' he said, 'I've had them 47 years!'
Wideboy
28-01-10, 06:13 PM
i've legged it down the road in my boxers but that was from being woken in the night by some scrotes...... dont think i could go into tescos like it, mind you i have no shame so i probably would
I've done the Levi ad in the launderette in Ambleside early one Sunday morning but that was after an exceptionally heavy Southern Comfort night.
Strangely enough I can't stand the smell of SC now.
Bluepete
28-01-10, 06:22 PM
On new years eve, I found a lad running down the road in Eccles stark friken naked apart from some boots.
He ran away from me and I found myself shouting up on the radio
"Chasing naked man"
Not lived that down yet either.
Pete ;)
metalangel
28-01-10, 06:26 PM
I'd be more concerned that in just my pj bottoms, the thin fabric would show a clear outline of my tackle as I walked around.
lol Pete,
Chase me, Chase me.....!!
davepreston
28-01-10, 06:39 PM
On new years eve, I found a lad running down the road in Eccles stark friken naked apart from some boots.
He ran away from me and I found myself shouting up on the radio
"Chasing naked man"
Not lived that down yet either.
Pete ;)
and you never caught me lol
phil24_7
28-01-10, 07:56 PM
I have been to the shops in a dressing gown and slippers and I've driven around in just a dressing gown!
Dicky Ticker
28-01-10, 08:20 PM
From what I have seen in Liverpool it must be normal practice
People taking dogs for walks in PJs and slippers
Going to the shops in PJs and curlers in their hair
I asked my mate who is a Scouser and he said that sort of thing happens all the time.
Maybe I was there on the day they were all let out????????
From what I have seen in Liverpool it must be normal practice
People taking dogs for walks in PJs and slippers
Going to the shops in PJs and curlers in their hair
I asked my mate who is a Scouser and he said that sort of thing happens all the time.
Maybe I was there on the day they were all let out????????
At the council they come to work like that too:p
Moving swiftly on... in my rebellious yoof, I was once banned from Tescos. I was fully clothed at the time, too. This is September 1965, I was 5. I pulled the bottom tin of beans out of the display and the display collapsed:cool:
Yer, i've seen it, and I wouldn't want to label people or neighbourhoods but certain (chav) people in certain (****) areas of my local town do.
tbh I think well if you have gone that low, there isn't really any hope - they also queue for their giro like this as well.
Now this is probably a touch harsh but tbh, a waste of the planets resources - there should be a cull lol
I wouldnt do it myself but equally I wouldnt be offended to see anyone else shopping in pj´s, each to their own.
Lycra on the other hand, well that can be offensive ;)
fastdruid
28-01-10, 09:55 PM
Lycra on the other hand, well that can be offensive ;)
Lycra, a privilege, not a right.
Druid
Lycra, a privilege, not a right.
Druid
Only one step closer than leathers :smt023
I had to walk through the (open plan) office today clad in lycra. I'd been for a run at lunchtime and accidentally left my towel and shower gel under my desk instead of by the shower. :-(
I had to walk through the (open plan) office today clad in lycra. I'd been for a run at lunchtime and accidentally left my towel and shower gel under my desk instead of by the shower. :-(
Yer I've heard that one before, bet you looked great, and then the lovely odour of running hit them ;-)
(I don't want someone's feet near the fresh produce, especially if they've been outside walking through who knows what) what the heck do they think happens to shoes? :???:
This just highlights how nasty it is too leave the house in your slippers. Slippers should be kept clean.
I'd be more concerned that in just my pj bottoms, the thin fabric would show a clear outline of my tackle as I walked around.Don't all PJ's (for males) come open to the front anyway? :shock:
I pulled the bottom tin of beans out of the display and the display collapsed:cool:
:notworthy: my hero :notworthy:
BanditPat
29-01-10, 01:30 AM
I walked the two miles from town with my pants off in the summer because the jeans were to tight and they were hurting me, wasn't embarrassed at all till i went to my grans on the way back to pick something up and she had a few friends round my mates weren't to impressed with me walking through the middle of town and along the main roads with out my pants on though. I've nipped into tesco for a drink in nothing but my underwear before, I don't see any problem with it really I parked next to the door and was in and out no one said anything really.
barwel1992
29-01-10, 03:30 AM
id do it, i aint going to put proper clothes on to go the shops at 11pm+, not like i have me sausage and plums out is it
to be honest id do away with the shirt and tie cr&p as well, not necessary in my opinion
barwel1992
29-01-10, 03:31 AM
tut bloody dobble post
Milky Bar Kid
29-01-10, 08:00 AM
I don't honestly get why anyone would go to the shop in their barefeet. Think of all the skanky minging people who have touch/walked on things in the shop - ewwwww germs!!!
Drew Carey
29-01-10, 08:28 AM
I've actually been to a tesco, asda and waitrose in my pj's, slippers and dressing gown. The reason being is that I used to live next door to both a tesco & asda. Then I did charity collections in night clothes in waitrose.
Perfectly normal.....wear what your comfortable in. Gives everyone else a giggle!!! lol
I don't honestly get why anyone would go to the shop in their barefeet. Think of all the skanky minging people who have touch/walked on things in the shop - ewwwww germs!!!
it feels really nice being barefoot :D and supermarket floors are really smooth and cold and feel lovely on your feet
Drew Carey
29-01-10, 08:47 AM
it feels really nice being barefoot :D and supermarket floors are really smooth and cold and feel lovely on your feet
But all the germs!!!! :puker:
But all the germs!!!! :puker:
Who cares if there are 'germs' on my feet? I'm not gong to eat off them.
Drew Carey
29-01-10, 08:53 AM
Who cares if there are 'germs' on my feet? I'm not gong to eat off them.
This is true....but if we all did it then surely veruca outbreaks would increase!!! :-)
it feels really nice being barefoot :D and supermarket floors are really smooth and cold and feel lovely on your feet
Must admit they are nice to walk on when its a hot summers day!
Must admit they are nice to walk on when its a hot summers day!
They do tend to get upset when you put the parasol and windbreak up.
I wouldn't do it in PJ's ( they are far to embarrasing for that) but have done it in full show gear - with feather boas peeking out from under my short coat.
Think they have got used to me now though - still raises a few eyebrows
CheGuevara
29-01-10, 12:11 PM
In my late teens a group of friends and I would occasionally descend on one of the local diners on a Sunday morning for breakfast, wearing PJ's, & housecoats etc.
id do it, i aint going to put proper clothes on to go the shops at 11pm+, not like i have me sausage and plums out is it
Just be careful if you go anywhere near the bacon slicer;)
Milky Bar Kid
29-01-10, 02:33 PM
I still just think EWWWWWWWWWWWW when I think of te germs....
Yer, i've seen it, and I wouldn't want to label people or neighbourhoods but certain (chav) people in certain (****) areas of my local town do.
This is St Mellons, Cardiff. Same place that John Redwood (remember him, former S of S for Wales?) got into trouble for making comments about young ladies having got themselves knocked-up so as to get a Council house.
Enough said.
I still just think EWWWWWWWWWWWW when I think of te germs....
That is because you are a clean freak :)
This is St Mellons, Cardiff. Same place that John Redwood (remember him, former S of S for Wales?) got into trouble for making comments about young ladies having got themselves knocked-up so as to get a Council house.
Enough said.
lol. the audio on this link is brilliant http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm
i miss cardiff
yorkie_chris
29-01-10, 06:22 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm
I have seen people in my local Tesco in something other than "normal" day wear!
Would you do it?
Sorry if this has been posted before.
Good thing the viet cong don't shop at Tescos innit
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm
I have seen people in my local Tesco in something other than "normal" day wear!
Would you do it?
.
I text message the manager of the shop next door and she scoots round with the odd bag of sugar or jar of coffee etc, cos I won't go shopping in my dressing gown and slippers. I think she does it cos she wants to catch me or my housemate naked, cos shes a bit weird like that. I might open the door to her in my birthday suit next time :D
Milky Bar Kid
30-01-10, 04:14 AM
That is because you are a clean freak :)
Hmm...yeh, I suppose I can give you that!
allantheboss
07-02-10, 11:04 PM
"It might offend people"
*Sigh....
Bluepete
07-02-10, 11:07 PM
Just thank your lucky starts we aren't in America!
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2010/people-of-walmart-1-p1.php
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2010/people-of-walmart-2-p1.php
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2010/people-of-walmart-3-p1.php
Pete ;)
Paul the Newbie
07-02-10, 11:18 PM
This whole story strikes me as a bit hypocritical on Tesco's part, my Wife used to work for Tesco's, and they had a Pyjama day for staff, to raise money for Comic Relief (if memory serves, could have been another charity).
I personally couldn't care less if people wear their PJ's or go barefoot while they're shopping. This could be because we've discovered internet shopping:)
I think the underlying reason for banning people in night clothes is because of the lack of underwear. I don't wear anything under my nightie so there is no way I would walk round a store in it. I have had the odd late night phone call emergency situation but there is always time for pants, shoes and a long coat!!
My wobbly, jubbly parts are strictly by invitation only and that invitation only extents to Chris not a store full of late night shoppers fondling their melons and cucumbers
I think the underlying reason for banning people in night clothes is because of the lack of underwear. I don't wear anything under my nightie so there is no way I would walk round a store in it. I have had the odd late night phone call emergency situation but there is always time for pants, shoes and a long coat!!
My wobbly, jubbly parts are strictly by invitation only and that invitation only extents to Chris not a store full of late night shoppers fondling their melons and cucumbers
http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj8/EagerJeeper/thread_is_worthless.jpg (http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj8/EagerJeeper/thread_is_worthless.jpg)
;)
GeneticBubble
08-02-10, 12:18 AM
I work at the co-op and we have flats above us, i've seen a couple of guys come down in just boxers or pants and the like...no women though
-Ralph-
08-02-10, 12:43 AM
I was kicked out of Tesco for going shopping in my nightwear.
I wasn't that surprised in hindsight -
I sleep naked!
Pete ;)
i've legged it down the road in my boxers but that was from being woken in the night by some scrotes...... dont think i could go into tescos like it, mind you i have no shame so i probably would
On new years eve, I found a lad running down the road in Eccles stark friken naked apart from some boots.
He ran away from me and I found myself shouting up on the radio
"Chasing naked man"
Not lived that down yet either.
Pete ;)
Exactly why I have never been concerned about being broken into and disturbed by a buglar in the middle of the night. A soon as he sees me coming at him, naked, 16 stone, bright white, ginger hair everywhere, and angry. He won't hang around for long! My sister doesn't call me Shrek for nothing! :D
In my flat in Edinburgh I once almost opened the front door stark naked as somebody was bashing it in from the other side. Realised what I was doing at the last minute, decided the door was holding up OK, and grabbed my dressing gown. Opened the door ready to punch somebody and it was my drunk next door neighbour, he had lost his keys and got the wrong door! :p
Yer, i've seen it, and I wouldn't want to label people or neighbourhoods but certain (chav) people in certain (****) areas of my local town do.
tbh I think well if you have gone that low, there isn't really any hope - they also queue for their giro like this as well.
Now this is probably a touch harsh but tbh, a waste of the planets resources - there should be a cull lol
Exactly my thoughts...
I've nipped into tesco for a drink in nothing but my underwear before, I don't see any problem with it really I parked next to the door and was in and out no one said anything really.
id do it, i aint going to put proper clothes on to go the shops at 11pm+, not like i have me sausage and plums out is it
Case closed...;)
BanditPat
08-02-10, 01:34 AM
Case closed...;)
I'm not a chav im just lazy
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