What's the Deal with Pajama Fashion?

[newsmanfan]

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I've always thought wearing pjs or sweats on a daily basis was a bit lazy. Eh, so I'm old-school. Once in a while, eight am class, up too late night before...sure. I've worn those boot-slippers to college classes, and man, was that comfy in an underheated building in January! But not habitually. I'm no dressmaker's dummy (or even well-appointed coatrack), but yeah...I make an effort to be presentable when out in public. At home? pajamas!

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[D'Snowth]

Yay! Some one finally poked fun at this!

http://idget.comicspace.com/archive/pajama-pants-in-public/

 

[Sgt Floyd]

Where are you people living that this is a problem? O.0

 

[Slackbot]

I've never seen this in Georgia. Just saggy pants.

That said, I've gone around in pajama pants before. But it was at Dragon*Con, where they were hardly the oddest things around, and they were Muppet PJ pants. My fashion statement got a lot of grins and compliments.

 

[D'Snowth]

I'm still down here in Tenny, the follow behind this comic is in Ohio, which, to the best of my knowledge, does have a few strong ties to Tennessee, so... I dunno...

 

[Sgt Floyd]

I was being facetious

But I still don't see this often, and I live on campus...you;d think lazy college students would do this more often

 

[D'Snowth]

Maybe you live at a college where the students are... dare I say... responsible? And actually care about what they're doing with themselves, and where they are going in life?

 

[robodog]

I do it on occasion. I do it for comfort's sake not because it's fashionable. Of course I only go out once or twice a month. I'm pretty much a shut in. I go to doctor appointments and once a month I go hunting for new electronic pets or toy robots. That's about the extent of my trips to the outside world.

 

[D'Snowth]

You must have a pretty sweet little cave set up for yourself then,

 

[robodog]

I can't complain. I'm disabled. I don't drive. Someone else usually does the grocery shopping. I put most of my monthly check toward bills and food. I only have about $80 a month to spend on fun stuff so I have to be picky. I don't get out much or socialize but I like it this way. I prefer my solitude.