@somf69
You beat me to the correct answer.
The same people wear shoes with no backs and have insufficient energy to lift each foot as they shuffle toward the hidden camera.
@ludiddley4@somf69 I am familiar with the type you speak of. Ever since I got the chance to gaze upon the (not so rare) American Lummox I was immediately concerned with how many shoes they must wear holes through the sole(and maybe soul too) from doing the tell-tale foot drag that is so common amongst them!
IDK about others but I have several where the fly button is a thumb down from the top… Then your entire hand can fit below the button. Whoever designed these does not understand how “things” work.
I wear them around the house sometime but def not answering the door or going to the mailbox. I’d prefer boxers
Some will say they are rebels and just “don’t give a Fuck”, others say “I’m not going to spend my life worrying about what other people think about me!”(also super original). I prefer to say, “Quit being lazy and have some goddamn self respect because it usually makes you look like a slob who couldn’t be bothered to put any effort into how shitty that looks so get out of sleep clothes and it’s time to be awake now!(both literally and figuratively)”
The only exception, of course, is Pajama Day at school or protesting an unjust removal thereof.
I am constantly amazed at the number of people that will show up at the ER in PJ bottoms (complete with fuzzy slippers shaped like animals etc). I am never sure if that’s a subtle “see how sick I am” ploy, or what, but it is generally inappropriate. House shoes are NOT what you want dragging around an ER floor!
@chienfou I showed up once, in Nov/Dec in yoga pants (or shorts?) a tshirt and I think flip flops. Could not stand up straight and could barely walk. I put on whatever was in arms reach.
I was in so much pain I didn’t care what I was wearing. Ended up getting emergency gallblader surgery
@tinamarie1974
I can totally see that. What I am thinking about is those who have been ‘sick for 3 days’, haven’t been to their PCP, and make a stop at the snack machine in the lobby before coming back to be triaged/treated.
Lots of folks show up in ‘the clothes in arms reach’ or ratty workclothes they had on when they got injured etc. You can generally tell those that really feel shitty vs those that need a work excuse or can’t be bothered to go to their dr’s office because they don’t want to make a co-pay.
No.
How shapely is she?
@hchavers
if the answer is ‘very’ then a teddy is better.
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@somf69 Indeed!
@somf69
You beat me to the correct answer.
The same people wear shoes with no backs and have insufficient energy to lift each foot as they shuffle toward the hidden camera.
@ludiddley4 @somf69 I am familiar with the type you speak of. Ever since I got the chance to gaze upon the (not so rare) American Lummox I was immediately concerned with how many shoes they must wear holes through the sole(and maybe soul too) from doing the tell-tale foot drag that is so common amongst them!
http://archive.org/details/LairOfTheLummoxMTV2
Preferable to forgetting to wear pants.
@werehatrack Bold of you to assume they forgot.
@werehatrack depends.
@unksol @werehatrack The Depends are underneath.
@phendrick @werehatrack lower case depends. No trademark. But somehow after I hit enter. I knew.
@unksol Sounds like the punchline to a Biden joke.
@macromeh Ok, I’m waiting…
@macromeh @phendrick Biden is old and farts on hot mic’s. That’s funny enough for me!
As long as you leavin’ me the fuck alone, you wear whatever you please.
Guys pajama pants? No. Women’s. Maybe.
IDK about others but I have several where the fly button is a thumb down from the top… Then your entire hand can fit below the button. Whoever designed these does not understand how “things” work.
I wear them around the house sometime but def not answering the door or going to the mailbox. I’d prefer boxers
I do so from time to time. Falls under the ‘I don’t give a fuck’ category.
@PooltoyWolf your dog is so handsome!
@mo89 Aw thanks! That’s Axel, my emotional support blow up shep. He’s very well behaved, quiet, and low maintenance
@PooltoyWolf
Pj pants is a no, sweatpants is another story.
Why does everything need labels and rules? Pajamas can be nicer than daytime clothes. Wear what you makes you happy.
Some will say they are rebels and just “don’t give a Fuck”, others say “I’m not going to spend my life worrying about what other people think about me!”(also super original). I prefer to say, “Quit being lazy and have some goddamn self respect because it usually makes you look like a slob who couldn’t be bothered to put any effort into how shitty that looks so get out of sleep clothes and it’s time to be awake now!(both literally and figuratively)”
The only exception, of course, is Pajama Day at school or protesting an unjust removal thereof.
Where whatever you want, but it’s a trashy look. Again, do whatever you want, but it is what it is - trashy.
@zinimusprime Not necessarily:
@Kyeh I stand somewhat corrected. Lol
Read by Jay Leno in one of his “local newspapers” bits.
I am constantly amazed at the number of people that will show up at the ER in PJ bottoms (complete with fuzzy slippers shaped like animals etc). I am never sure if that’s a subtle “see how sick I am” ploy, or what, but it is generally inappropriate. House shoes are NOT what you want dragging around an ER floor!
@chienfou I showed up once, in Nov/Dec in yoga pants (or shorts?) a tshirt and I think flip flops. Could not stand up straight and could barely walk. I put on whatever was in arms reach.
I was in so much pain I didn’t care what I was wearing. Ended up getting emergency gallblader surgery
@tinamarie1974
I can totally see that. What I am thinking about is those who have been ‘sick for 3 days’, haven’t been to their PCP, and make a stop at the snack machine in the lobby before coming back to be triaged/treated.
Lots of folks show up in ‘the clothes in arms reach’ or ratty workclothes they had on when they got injured etc. You can generally tell those that really feel shitty vs those that need a work excuse or can’t be bothered to go to their dr’s office because they don’t want to make a co-pay.
@chienfou oh I got ya, makes sense. When I was discharged later that week I sent my parents to get me something more appropiate and warmer.
@tinamarie1974
yeah, Dec in STL is rarely shorts weather, (unlike in MY neck of the woods).