Women that wear pajamas in public (cut, afford, guys, Walmart)

[Raven1976]

Originally Posted by Kaye02

So it's not okay to be sloppy, in the UK, but it's okay to be rude? That's just dandy.

I'd rather have rude than sloppy. There are plenty of rude people here as well so it balances out.

[Raven1976]

Originally Posted by Ohiogirl81

I don't live in the UK, so why should I care what's laughable over there?

And people wonder why the rest of the world sees Americans as lazy. people can't even dress in decent clothes.

[Kaye02]

Mainegirl- I just wanted to apologize, I reread what I said, after getting some sleep, and it was incredibly rude. I was in a very bad mood, because I hadn't been sleeping well, and took it out on you. I'm very sorry for that.

[Cav Scout wife]

Originally Posted by Raven1976

I'd rather have rude than sloppy. There are plenty of rude people here as well so it balances out.

I guess it's just a culture difference then, cause I would rather have sloppy than rude.

You can be ugly as sin on the outside, but if you are pretty on the inside, that's what really matters.

Ugly on the inside is bad.

[FreeSpirited1]

Originally Posted by mainegirl

Does it bother anyone here when you see a woman wear their pajama bottoms/lounge pants out in public ? It drives me crazy. I have plenty of them, but I wear them at home.

The slippers I've seen too, but on younger women/teens, dragging their slippered feet up and down the aisles.

Is it too much trouble to put on jeans?!? Seriously!

[Matt2225]

Originally Posted by mainegirl

Does it bother anyone here when you see a woman wear their pajama bottoms/lounge pants out in public ? It drives me crazy. I have plenty of them, but I wear them at home.

My first thought when I see someone is body odor smell that your sleep clothes gets from you sweating in them.

I don't care to see it in public. It tells me that we are either getting way too lazy as a country and don't care, as well as tolerant to these types of activities. I normally don't say anything because I'm sure someone somewhere may not like what I have on. Although my shirt is tucked in, I have a belt on and my shoes are tied which means My underwear isn't sticking out. OH! my hair is brushed.

[mainegirl]

Originally Posted by Kaye02

Mainegirl- I just wanted to apologize, I reread what I said, after getting some sleep, and it was incredibly rude. I was in a very bad mood, because I hadn't been sleeping well, and took it out on you. I'm very sorry for that.

Thank you for that, I accept your apology and am sorry that I was rude to you in return. No hard feelings whatsoever.

[mainegirl]

Originally Posted by Raven1976

And people wonder why the rest of the world sees Americans as lazy. people can't even dress in decent clothes.

You know, that's rude and uncalled for. I am a proud American and find comments like very offensive.

[breeze823]

Jammies are meant to be worn at home, but then I don't even wear sweats in public. When I work out and have to stop somewhere, I will bring a change of clothes or run home to change, unless I wore shorts to work out in. But really, if I see someone wearing the pj type pants, it doesn't bother me.

[breeze823]

Originally Posted by mainegirl

You know, that's rude and uncalled for. I am a proud American and find comments like very offensive.

Why do you find that offensive? I think it's partly true. It has nothing at all to do with being a "proud American". It has more to do with having respect for yourself and not looking like junk when you go out in public.