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no – just sue you for being sexist
Oh!! That’s Ok Then!! :D/
errrm, no!
I have to say im guilty of wearing my pjs out of the house on one occasion my son called me from the train station as there was a strike on and he couldnt get to collage he was nr to tears as he had a exam and was going to be late so pj mum jumped in the car picked him and drove to collage with 3 mins to spare, the second occasion was a phone call at 1.30am asking me to babysit a freinds kids cos she had gone into labour….again i jumped in the car and sped down the motorway to her house…….at no time did i enter a shop but i have to admit i did wonder what the hell would of happend if the car had broken down !!
Tesco ban for ‘barefoot shopper’
A man has been refused entry to Tesco as he tried to shop barefoot in its stores.
Video artist Dave Richards, 47, who has gone without shoes for seven years, was turned away by several branches of the supermarket chain.
Last week it emerged that customers at a Tesco store in Cardiff were banned from shopping barefoot or in their pyjamas.
Ewww at shoppin in no shoes. Sheesh you seen the state of most blokes feet. :lol:
Almost as skanky as sittin kids in nappys on the end of the checkout or shop counters. :-…
@sarah_1 wrote:
Ewww at shoppin in no shoes. Sheesh you seen the state of most blokes feet. :lol:
Almost as skanky as sittin kids in nappys on the end of the checkout or shop counters. :-…
Well, the bloke did try and re-enter, but he couldn’t get his foot in the door.. (Boom Boom)
I don’t know what all the fuss is about. In some countries people wear their pyjamas all day and even for special occasions like weddings, and have you seen the slippers that the Greek soldiers wear for changing the guard? Those pom poms put the ones on my pink slippers to shame!
If the pyjamas are clean and tidy and not showing too much flesh, well why not. To be honest a decent pair of flannelette pyjamas probably look a damn site more respectable than some of the stuff you see being paraded around our local Asda. :D
@minim wrote:
I don’t know what all the fuss is about. In some countries people wear their pyjamas all day and even for special occasions like weddings, and have you seen the slippers that the Greek soldiers wear for changing the guard? Those pom poms put the ones on my pink slippers to shame!
If the pyjamas are clean and tidy and not showing too much flesh, well why not. To be honest a decent pair of flannelette pyjamas probably look a damn site more respectable than some of the stuff you see being paraded around our local Asda. :D
I know, tell me about it, there’s been occasions where I’ve seen funny looking people wearing Green pyjamas whilst in Asda..
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