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This thread is for posting pictures of you in your jammies, or PJs as some people call them.
Here is a picture of me having a little fun in my jammies:
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You can just make my feet out here.
(An excellent book, btw. It's a literary masterpiece.)
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I wear my birthday suit to bed since I was a teenager, never owned or worn pjs since.
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Jammies? Not since I was 7.
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"Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it."
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Originally Posted by besson3c
Here is a picture of me [/img]
Liar.
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Does dressing up like an animal and sniffing other peoples' butts count?
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I went to an ugly sweater party a few weeks ago and someone showed up in an adult-sized onesy. It was fantastic.
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Originally Posted by olePigeon
Does dressing up like an animal and sniffing other peoples' butts count?
Yes. Silly question... Next?
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How come only mechanics wear oneseys, and why mechanics?
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"One ticket to Washington, please. I have a date with destiny."
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Tonight I will fall asleep imagining our black Jesus in those jammies...
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The OSAMAS keep your head warm during those chilly nights.
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The OSAMAS keep your head warm during those chilly nights.
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Originally Posted by besson3c
Tonight I will fall asleep imagining our black Jesus in those jammies...
Don't ruin your jammies.
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I don't have any pictures of me, but here's my two year old niece in her 'jammason' (because her mom always tells her to put her pa jammas on):
(In this particular picture she's accusing me of eating her penguin.)
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I hate how pajama bottoms ride up my leg. I'd rather put on more blankets than wear jammies.
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Originally Posted by Andy8
I wear my birthday suit to bed since I was a teenager, never owned or worn pjs since.
Pajamas are useful when you're traveling and have to share a room with someone else. Other than that, they're useless.
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Originally Posted by besson3c
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How Abe of you.
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Originally Posted by wallinbl
Pajamas are useful when you're traveling and have to share a room with someone else. Other than that, they're useless.
I sleep in my boxers—no need for pajamas when sharing a room, either.
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I would like some Team Jacob jammies...
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Originally Posted by Oisín
I sleep in my boxers—no need for pajamas when sharing a room, either.
Because at that point the sex is a foregone conclusion, right?
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Originally Posted by SpaceMonkey
Because at that point the sex is a foregone conclusion, right?
Well, no. For example, I very rarely have sex with random people I happen to share a hostel dormitory with. But while I would perhaps consider running about in the buff around random strangers in hostels a bit too intimate or encroaching on others’ personal spaces, doing the same in boxers doesn’t bother me. At least no more than doing the same in pajamas would.
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This must be why I don't stay in hostels.
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Originally Posted by nonhuman
I don't have any pictures of me, but here's my two year old niece in her 'jammason' (because her mom always tells her to put her pa jammas on):
(In this particular picture she's accusing me of eating her penguin.)
for adorable, perplexed little girl face.
And why did you have to go and eat her penguin? That wasn't very nice.
PS: My two young nieces (3 and 5) are both nudists and pajamists. When they have clothes on and it is time for their bath you have to remind them to "go upstairs and get undressed" or you will wind up with two girls stripping down wherever they happen to be and running around the house naked. But when they have pajamas on they never want to take them off. To paraphrase Calvin Klein, I guess it's either pajamas or nothing. Ha!
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As for me, I sometimes do pajamas, sometimes do nothing, sometimes crash fully dressed. I do what suits me at the moment. The one near constant is that I never wear socks to bed. I don't like it and find it almost impossible to go to sleep with socks on my feet.
As for running around hostels in my boxers, hell yeah. I find it much easier to ignore my sense of modesty around complete strangers that I will never see again.
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Last edited by dcmacdaddy; Dec 31, 2009 at 02:32 PM.
Reason: fixed a typo.)
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One should never stop striving for clarity of thought and precision of expression.
I would prefer my humanity sullied with the tarnish of science rather than the gloss of religion.
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I find it much easier to ignore my sense of modesty around complete strangers that I will never see again.
Exactly.
This must be why I don't stay in hostels.
For fear I might be running around in my boxers there? Don’t worry, the statistical likelihood of us happening to stay in the same hostel at the same time is quite low.
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Originally Posted by dcmacdaddy
for adorable, perplexed little girl face.
And why did you have to go and eat her penguin? That wasn't very nice.
'Cause it was delicious, duh!
PS: My two young nieces (3 and 5) are both nudists and pajamists. When they have clothes on and it is time for their bath you have to remind them to "go upstairs and get undressed" or you will wind up with two girls stripping down wherever they happen to be and running around the house naked. But when they have pajamas on they never want to take them off. To paraphrase Calvin Klein, I guess it's either pajamas or nothing. Ha!
Every so often you'll be just sitting around in the living room minding your own business when you realize that the house has gotten ominously quiet for a place that supposedly contains a toddler. Then all of a sudden she'll spring out shouting 'NAKED BABY!!!!!!' and run around nude for a while until her mom (or sometimes aunt) manages to coral her into either her pajamas or the bath.
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Originally Posted by nonhuman
Every so often you'll be just sitting around in the living room minding your own business when you realize that the house has gotten ominously quiet for a place that supposedly contains a toddler. Then all of a sudden she'll spring out shouting 'NAKED BABY!!!!!!' and run around nude for a while until her mom (or sometimes aunt) manages to coral her into either her pajamas or the bath.
Awesome!
I'm convinced that for my nieces it is all about the chase, as it seems to be with your niece. I think nothing is more fun for my nieces than to be chased around the house. And if they're naked and the adult chasing them is trying to a) get them in a bath or b) get them dressed that just seems to add to the thrill of the chase for them.
(Although on my past few visits they seem to have developed an increased interest in "bathroom humor". During my most recent visit I am in the bathroom and I get a knock on the bathroom door and ask my nieces what they want. Their reply was "What are you doing?" and I said "I'm Pooping" in a deep, drawn-out tone. Well, this led to near hysterical giggles on their part and a Thanksgiving weekend full of "I'm Pooping" riffs. I'd like to think I helped contribute to the delinquency of my nieces but in reality their interest in "bathroom humor" probably has something to do with my brother-in-law teaching the girls the pull-my-finger trick. Ha. Good Times!)
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One should never stop striving for clarity of thought and precision of expression.
I would prefer my humanity sullied with the tarnish of science rather than the gloss of religion.
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Heheh... I'm pooooooppppping!
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My son is still in his pajamas. We have guests coming at in an hour at 3pm, hopefully he will have changed by then.
Pajama-day is common in this house. That, and my daughter-dressed-as-a-fairy-day.
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Originally Posted by dcmacdaddy
Awesome!
I'm convinced that for my nieces it is all about the chase, as it seems to be with your niece. I think nothing is more fun for my nieces than to be chased around the house. And if they're naked and the adult chasing them is trying to a) get them in a bath or b) get them dressed that just seems to add to the thrill of the chase for them.
It's definitely all about the chase with her. Every time I see her I end up completely exhausted from chasing her around or amusing her with the fact that I can jump more than a couple inches in the air... Or curled up on the ground nauseous because she wanted to spin...
(Although on my past few visits they seem to have developed an increased interest in "bathroom humor". During my most recent visit I am in the bathroom and I get a knock on the bathroom door and ask my nieces what they want. Their reply was "What are you doing?" and I said "I'm Pooping" in a deep, drawn-out tone. Well, this led to near hysterical giggles on their part and a Thanksgiving weekend full of "I'm Pooping" riffs. I'd like to think I helped contribute to the delinquency of my nieces but in reality their interest in "bathroom humor" probably has something to do with my brother-in-law teaching the girls the pull-my-finger trick. Ha. Good Times!)
I don't know about bathroom humor, but my niece has recently, in rapid succession, discovered a) lying and b) sarcasm. It makes her incredibly hilarious, which makes it all the more difficult to actually discipline her for telling lies...
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Originally Posted by dcmacdaddy
The one near constant is that I never wear socks to bed. I don't like it and find it almost impossible to go to sleep with socks on my feet.
Me too. I CAN'T wear socks to sleep.
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Originally Posted by Dork.
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(An excellent book, btw. It's a literary masterpiece.)
Boynton books
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Originally Posted by Laminar
Me too. I CAN'T wear socks to sleep.
I hate wearing socks ever. You'll often see bare foot prints in the snow around our house and out to the mail box during the few times we have snow here.
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Originally Posted by Railroader
I hate wearing socks ever. You'll often see bare foot prints in the snow around our house and out to the mail box during the few times we have snow here.
You don't have shoes in Indy ?
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Originally Posted by turtle777
You don't have shoes in Indy ?
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C'mon, I'm just getting the mail, shoes would slow me down. Plus, I'm not fully a Hoosier yet. gimme a couple more years.
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Originally Posted by Railroader
I hate wearing socks ever. You'll often see bare foot prints in the snow around our house and out to the mail box during the few times we have snow here.
I've done that too. It would take longer to slip socks and boots on than it would just to run to the mailbox barefooted.
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Originally Posted by Eriamjh
I hate how pajama bottoms ride up my leg.
...and how they become all twisted when I roll over. (that goes for the top as well, maybe more so!)
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Lol, totally skipped that the first time.
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