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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Tonka. on 28 January 2010, 11:38:46
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..............to go shopping in their pyjamas
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm ;D ;D
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..............to go shopping in their pyjamas
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm ;D ;D
I thought they would corner the sleepwalker market, but NO
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Its a favourite of the ladies around Glasgow, all you see is people walking about in there PJ's, usually freezing with a jacket on :o
Very strange, though you do get the odd looker wearing something nice and skimpy :y
Cheers,
Iain
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Not uncommon around here aswell :D
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:-? I despair; I really do! :-X
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what do you expect, its Wales ::)
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Looks like the lowest common denominator has taken a dive again. I might occasionally cop out and go to Tesco instead of a shop that has standards but at least I can be bothered to dress first. ;)
Kevin
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what do you expect, its Wales ::)
:P...... ;)...... ;D
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I believe the affliction is called Chavism ::) ::)
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It's yet another example of how standards have fallen across the nation. Is the idea of having a degree of personal pride so reprehensible to be confined to the gutter in this way?
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I see it where I work and when I drop the kids off at school all the time, it absolutely appals me that somebody can't even be bothered to put a pair of jeans on to leave the house. rather lazy or what!
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Also-its a food shop; consider:
"wake up and smell your fingers"
I don't think I'd like the bread/fruit/whatever they have picked up, examined, put down again :o
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Also-its a food shop; consider:
"wake up and smell your fingers"
I don't think I'd like the bread/fruit/whatever they have picked up, examined, put down again :o
Yes, personal hygiene is probably not high on these peoples' list ;D
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Also-its a food shop; consider:
"wake up and smell your fingers"
I don't think I'd like the bread/fruit/whatever they have picked up, examined, put down again :o
Yes, personal hygiene is probably not high on these peoples' list ;D
mmmmm cheese ;D
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Also-its a food shop; consider:
"wake up and smell your fingers"
I don't think I'd like the bread/fruit/whatever they have picked up, examined, put down again :o
Yes, personal hygiene is probably not high on these peoples' list ;D
I have been to Merthyr Tesco at the small hours and see more security guards there than customers, and the customers that are there are smackheads and the like looking for a quick STEAL.
Real sad place to be in the small hours, and YES I have seen them in PJ'S.
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..............to go shopping in their pyjamas
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8484116.stm ;D ;D
Your report comes shortly after this (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8483401.stm) which could justify the barefoot thing.
Pyjamas? I guess you fall out of bed, go and buy some alcopops and crawl back in again? Might be easier for trying clothes on but not so good for shoplifting.
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Regardless of people's thoughts about shopping in pj's or not, and I have a friend who has often done it with a coat on top I add, here we go again............Tesco dictating to the customer what they should wear, along with their past "rules" on what people should buy and why!!!! >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
Why is it that Tesco see fit to act as some public conscience and regulation enforcer??????? Have we voted them into government? Are they not just another retailer?????
Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
Who the bloody hell do they think they are? They have got too big for their own good!! >:( >:( >:( They ARE JUST retailers!!
This is the reason why I am a Sainsbury shopper, and at times Waitrose or Asda, but NEVER a Tesco "slave"! >:( >:( >:( >:(
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Kent, being the garden of england, I would have thought Tesco beneath the good people of Kent.
Sainsbury's, Yes, Waitrose even.
But Tesco, a definite NO NO.
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Regardless of people's thoughts about shopping in pj's or not, and I have a friend who has often done it with a coat on top I add, here we go again............Tesco dictating to the customer what they should wear, along with their past "rules" on what people should buy and why!!!! >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
Why is it that Tesco see fit to act as some public conscience and regulation enforcer??????? Have we voted them into government? Are they not just another retailer?????
Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
Who the bloody hell do they think they are? They have got too big for their own good!! >:( >:( >:( They ARE JUST retailers!!
This is the reason why I am a Sainsbury shopper, and at times Waitrose or Asda, but NEVER a Tesco "slave"! >:( >:( >:( >:(
normally I'd agree Liz, but on this occasion it's just lazy and unhygienic plus, and this is going to sound a bit snobbish, but I kinda know who they're aiming this at put it that way.
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Regardless of people's thoughts about shopping in pj's or not, and I have a friend who has often done it with a coat on top I add, here we go again............Tesco dictating to the customer what they should wear, along with their past "rules" on what people should buy and why!!!! >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
Why is it that Tesco see fit to act as some public conscience and regulation enforcer??????? Have we voted them into government? Are they not just another retailer?????
Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
Who the bloody hell do they think they are? They have got too big for their own good!! >:( >:( >:( They ARE JUST retailers!!
This is the reason why I am a Sainsbury shopper, and at times Waitrose or Asda, but NEVER a Tesco "slave"! >:( >:( >:( >:(
....and fit for a Queen if I may say E :y :y
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Kent, being the garden of england, I would have thought Tesco beneath the good people of Kent.
Sainsbury's, Yes, Waitrose even.
But Tesco, a definite NO NO.
For some of us Diane yes, but I am afraid that their 'march' on our green pastures is like everywhere else; relentless and obscene! >:( >:(
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Kent, being the garden of england, I would have thought Tesco beneath the good people of Kent.
Sainsbury's, Yes, Waitrose even.
But Tesco, a definite NO NO.
For some of us Diane yes, but I am afraid that their 'march' on our green pastures is like everywhere else; relentless and obscene! >:( >:(
Kent countryside, countryside in Kent
Kent countryside, countryside in Kent
Repeat until you get it wrong ;D
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Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
I do think there are certain types of people whom need (Ahem!) 'guidance' as to what is considered decent when out and about in a public place:
I recall being in a Sainsbury`s store in Thanet (East Kent) last Summer and seeing the unedifying sight of a rotund middle-aged shopper; replete with sweaty body-hair matting to 'front and rear', walking `round the food store section, wearing ONLY a pair of 'Speedo' (well-undersized and 'seemingly' sprayed-on) swimming trunks. :o
.....put me right off buying my BBQ chipolatas, I can tell you! :-[
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Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
I do think there are certain types of people whom need (Ahem!) 'guidance' as to what is considered decent when out and about in a public place:
I recall being in a Sainsbury`s store in Thanet (East Kent) last Summer and seeing the unedifying sight of a rotund middle-aged shopper; replete with sweaty body-hair matting to 'front and rear', walking `round the food store section, wearing ONLY a pair of 'Speedo' (well-undersized and 'seemingly' sprayed-on) swimming trunks. :o
.....put me right off buying my BBQ chipolatas, I can tell you! :-[
Perhaps he went in for clothes, deodorant and a razor ;D
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Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
I do think there are certain types of people whom need (Ahem!) 'guidance' as to what is considered decent when out and about in a public place:
I recall being in a Sainsbury`s store in Thanet (East Kent) last Summer and seeing the unedifying sight of a rotund middle-aged shopper; replete with sweaty body-hair matting to 'front and rear', walking `round the food store section, wearing ONLY a pair of 'Speedo' (well-undersized and 'seemingly' sprayed-on) swimming trunks. :o
.....put me right off buying my BBQ chipolatas, I can tell you! :-[
That is Gross!!!! :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/
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Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
I do think there are certain types of people whom need (Ahem!) 'guidance' as to what is considered decent when out and about in a public place:
I recall being in a Sainsbury`s store in Thanet (East Kent) last Summer and seeing the unedifying sight of a rotund middle-aged shopper; replete with sweaty body-hair matting to 'front and rear', walking `round the food store section, wearing ONLY a pair of 'Speedo' (well-undersized and 'seemingly' sprayed-on) swimming trunks. :o
.....put me right off buying my BBQ chipolatas, I can tell you! :-[
Why, did you decide to upgrade to a Cumberland?
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normally I'd agree Liz, but on this occasion it's just lazy and unhygienic plus, and this is going to sound a bit snobbish, but I kinda know who they're aiming this at put it that way.
Amen to that. I don't want to see people wandering around in their nightclothes, thanks. If you're going to go out in public at least have the decency to wear something presentable. >:(
An oily set of overalls, like mine, for example. :y
Kevin
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All I will add is if Lizzie starts shopping in her nightie at midnight I am going to move to Kent. ::) :y :y
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All I will add is if Lizzie starts shopping in her nightie at midnight I am going to move to Kent. ::) :y :y
No chance of that!! :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;)
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All I will add is if Lizzie starts shopping in her nightie at midnight I am going to move to Kent. ::) :y :y
No chance of that!! :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;)
..............she sleeps naked! ;D
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All I will add is if Lizzie starts shopping in her nightie at midnight I am going to move to Kent. ::) :y :y
No chance of that!! :o :o :o ;D ;D ;D ;)
..............she sleeps naked! ;D
I know.... ::)
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Regardless of people's thoughts about shopping in pj's or not, and I have a friend who has often done it with a coat on top I add, here we go again............Tesco dictating to the customer what they should wear, along with their past "rules" on what people should buy and why!!!! >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
Why is it that Tesco see fit to act as some public conscience and regulation enforcer??????? Have we voted them into government? Are they not just another retailer?????
Where is any dress code going to stop? All men should wear ties and women must wear skirts......no veils......no jeans......no trainers......etc, etc, etc!
Who the bloody hell do they think they are? They have got too big for their own good!! >:( >:( >:( They ARE JUST retailers!!
This is the reason why I am a Sainsbury shopper, and at times Waitrose or Asda, but NEVER a Tesco "slave"! >:( >:( >:( >:(
I would have said that anyone who needed tescos to tell them that they shouldn't shop in their jim jams shouldn't really be out on their own. ;D
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It's a very popular pastime here in Newcastle, especially in the cowgate and newbiggin hall areas !
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It's a very popular pastime here in Newcastle, especially in the cowgate and newbiggin hall areas !
And down the Bigg market.
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happens round our way too, usually with half a benson hangin out the gob aswell, i'll have to nip down to tesco in the mornin in my calvins, a string vest and a pair of flip flops for a pint of milk, think the big yellow van would pick me up before i got home though.
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It's just nasty. Ok there is the attitude of "I don't care what anyone else thinks" going on. But have some level of self respect, how low will you sink? If they are out in your PJ's, what's the betting that they've not even bothered washing today? That is unless they want to go for the chav look.
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It's a very popular pastime here in Newcastle, especially in the cowgate and newbiggin hall areas !
;D i was in cowgate today and a young woman was actually WASHING her car while wearing her PJs !
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It's a very popular pastime here in Newcastle, especially in the cowgate and newbiggin hall areas !
;D i was in cowgate today and a young woman was actually WASHING her car while wearing her PJs !
car and laundry with the same Fairy sudds. Economy to be bourne in mind at all times.... ;D
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nowt wrong with it!
why bother to waste 15 mins changing your bed sheets, another 15 mins showering, another 3 mins cleaning you teeth and brushing your hair........
when you dont care what people think of you cos you dont have any self respect.......... :-[ :-[
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The BBC have sent a reporter to validate this story
(http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n156/stmo987/No-More-Tighty-Whities-underwear-in.jpg)