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I did technically go round the chip shop in my pyjamas one time, and i wore my greatcoat on top of them for extra sex offender points. E: this is my history fact.
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velour trackies do kinda look like pyjamas so I can see why ignorant people might think they're lazy and in what they wore to bed
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Jan 28, 2016 18:41
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Random Integer posted:It absolutely isn't but in my experience its much more common in IT circles than in society at large. Most people I've encountered who work in IT haven't been particularly political any which way but those who have, have tended to skew heavily towards the Libertarian. Just my experience but I don't seem to be alone in that. It's definitely a profession that attracts them, but they rarely go anywhere because they don't realize that good people skills are needed to get yourself promoted, not just technical prowess. All the money is in management and no one is going to put them in that position if they're impossible to work with. Being good at code really isn't a big deal. It's not hard.
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crispix posted:You do realise that people in many working class areas change into their good jammies to go to the shops and that? Your contempt for my people and our ways concerns me. I'm working class. I know how to get dressed.
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JFairfax posted:velour trackies do kinda look like pyjamas so I can see why ignorant people might think they're lazy and in what they wore to bed I have also techncially gone out in what I wore to bed because sometimes I sleep in my clothes.
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Pissflaps posted:I'm working class. I know how to get dressed. let's see your fit then
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OwlFancier posted:I have also techncially gone out in what I wore to bed because sometimes I sleep in my clothes. this is very bad for your skin.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:42
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OwlFancier posted:I have also techncially gone out in what I wore to bed because sometimes I sleep in my clothes. when you say sleep in your clothes do you mean 'pass out in drunken stupor' ?
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Jan 28, 2016 18:43
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serious gaylord posted:this is very bad for your skin. I get round it by not wearing any clothes the rest of the time if I can help it. JFairfax posted:when you say sleep in your clothes do you mean 'pass out in drunken stupor' ? I wish I could say yes.
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I've been to the shops in my jammies, what kind of upper-middle-class twat hasn't?
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Mister Adequate posted:I've been to the shops in my jammies, what kind of upper-middle-class twat hasn't? Scruffy.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:47
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Pissflaps posted:It would be in this case. Among cunts. Edit: which, to be fair, is a demographic that Corbyn suffers with.
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Mister Adequate posted:I've been to the shops in my jammies, what kind of upper-middle-class twat hasn't?
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Pissflaps posted:Scruffy. what is your typical dress sense mr flaps?
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Mister Adequate posted:I've been to the shops in my jammies, what kind of upper-middle-class twat hasn't?
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I once went to Aldi in my pajamas and bought beer with my JSA. If they sold it, I would have bought some tobacco too.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:50
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JFairfax posted:what is your typical dress sense mr flaps? Not pyjamas.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:51
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Pissflaps posted:Not pyjamas. this is typical, just like your stance on the labour party leader; you tell us what you won't stand for, but not what you do stand for
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Jan 28, 2016 18:55
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JFairfax posted:this is typical, just like your stance on the labour party leader; you tell us what you won't stand for, but not what you do stand for Any clothing would be preferable to nightwear.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:56
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I took my bins out in my pyjamas once and I felt embarrassed but I didn't have time to get changed the bin men were on their way.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:56
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Flaps must be a real downer at parties.
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ookiimarukochan posted:Those of us who sleep naked? I sleep relatively naked but wear pyjamas in the time between wearing official going outside clothes and not being in bed. They're basically pink fluffy loungewear.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:58
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I hope pissflaps has a onesie with his Av's head as the hood
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Dead Goon posted:I once went to Aldi in my pajamas and bought beer with my JSA. If they sold it, I would have bought some tobacco too. I feel this a sensible approach to coping with being on JSA.
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Jan 28, 2016 19:00
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The insufferably posh rahs of St Andrews could be seen frequenting the Tesco's in town in their pyjamas and dressing gowns buying wine and crisps. The working class denizens near me can be seen in the Tesco extra in their pyjamas buying frozen dinners. Guess who gets tutted at and who gets called eccentric? e: also the correct term is 'jim jams' where do you people get off?
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J_RBG posted:The insufferably posh rahs of St Andrews could be seen frequenting the Tesco's in town in their pyjamas and dressing gowns buying wine and crisps. The working class denizens near me can be seen in the Tesco extra in their pyjamas buying frozen dinners. Guess who gets tutted at and who gets called eccentric? you shouldn't tut at people it's rude
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J_RBG posted:The insufferably posh rahs of St Andrews could be seen frequenting the Tesco's in town in their pyjamas and dressing gowns buying wine and crisps. The working class denizens near me can be seen in the Tesco extra in their pyjamas buying frozen dinners. Guess who gets tutted at and who gets called eccentric? I don't know how to put "Jar-mahhs" to print.
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Jan 28, 2016 19:02
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My uncle got married in his pyjamas. Technically it was more like a djellaba type thing, but if you're the sort of person who writes angry articles in the Telegraph about what other parents are wearing on their school run then it probably counts as pyjamas. Also I just found out that these are a thing, so now everybody can be happy, or outraged, or whatever. http://legendarysuitjamas.com/
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Jan 28, 2016 19:04
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JFairfax posted:you shouldn't tut at people it's rude I don't do it, I don't care about people wearing pyjamas in public. Etiquette is frightfully bourgeois. I hope that everyone in this thread only deigns to 'tut up' as it were
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If you don't wear a suit and a tie to buy milk you are worse than scum.
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So this arrived today, adding to what now appears to be the other half's collection of 'nice Labour leaders who poll poorly' mugs: 
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Google almost paid more buying chicken for its staff in their canteens then it did in tax in Britain. This country is orbiting the loving toilet while osbournes pasty white rear end hangs over it waiting to dump his next turgid load of bullshit onto what is rapidly becoming a sinking ship. Honestly considering moving back to New Zealand if the tories win the next election because I'd rather be proud of the country I live in then be ashamed of it.
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Drone_Fragger posted:Honestly considering moving back to New Zealand if the tories win the next election because I'd rather be proud of the country I live in then be ashamed of it.
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Guavanaut posted:My uncle got married in his pyjamas. Pyjamas are (originally) a loose, lightweight trouser with a drawstring - worn by both men and women in India, predominantly among Muslims* - adopted here as lounging wear in the 18th cent. and only becoming nightwear in the late 19th cent. A djellaba type garment would be closer to a nightshirt. *I'm sure there is no racism at all along with the classism in these current condemnations, no sir. Guavanaut posted:Also I just found out that these are a thing, so now everybody can be happy, or outraged, or whatever. e:spelling.. Unrelated: I hope you have all signed this timely petition: https://www.change.org/p/support-lemmy-tribute-name-newly-discovered-heavy-metal-lemmium EmptyVessel fucked around with this message at 19:26 on Jan 28, 2016 |
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Guavanaut posted:My uncle got married in his pyjamas. I think that's a fake website tie-in for How I Met Your Mother. Check out the 'about us' - http://legendarysuitjamas.com/pages/about-us
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Drone_Fragger posted:Google almost paid more buying chicken for its staff in their canteens then it did in tax in Britain. This country is orbiting the loving toilet while osbournes pasty white rear end hangs over it waiting to dump his next turgid load of bullshit onto what is rapidly becoming a sinking ship. Honestly considering moving back to New Zealand if the tories win the next election because I'd rather be proud of the country I live in then be ashamed of it. You won't though.
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feedmegin posted:I think that's a fake website tie-in for How I Met Your Mother. Check out the 'about us' - http://legendarysuitjamas.com/pages/about-us
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 Patrick McLoughlin: Secretary of State for Transport. Here he is turning up to meet people affected by the floods.  Unfortunately the people taking the photo are the people affected by the floods, who as you can see are on the other side of the collapsed bridge. Jess Phillips: She will knife Corbyn in the front, not the back. Occasionally pitched as a potential Leader to replace Corbyn (Even the Sun had a go at this), but it's never going to happen. Angus Robertson: Says good things. May be a man created by the collective wishes of UKMT but sadly for the wrong party. Yasmin Alibhai-brown: Ugandan Immigrant!??! Lefitie Muslim Feminist !?!?!?! If Angus Robertson was UKMT's wet dream, this lady is Reddit's feverish nightmare. Moray MacLennan: I have no idea, but considering he is a chief executive of an advertising Agency, I think he's filling in the role of "Utter bastard" that Question Time must have when they can't get anyone from UKIP.
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Saatchi was the advertising company that did lots of adverts for the Tories
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Fans posted:
You just know that the BBC will consider that this panel fulfils their 'balance' criteria after last week's shower of poo poo.
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