Pride

[doodab]

Some people don't have any.

BBC News - Head teacher appeal to school run 'pyjama parents'

[Old Greg]

Some people don't have any.

BBC News - Head teacher appeal to school run 'pyjama parents'

You, sir, are an example of the nanny state culture inflicting your politically correct ideals on individuals who seek only to be free. Shame, I say, shame!

[d000hg]

I've seen this when we lived in a DSS-infested NE village... people wandering around to each others' houses in pyjamas for a morning chat/smoke.

[doodab]

Maybe it's just because I sleep naked and I'm mostly naked around the house, but I feel strongly that one ought to get dressed before going out.

[Old Greg]

I've seen this when we lived in a DSS-infested NE village... people wandering around to each others' houses in pyjamas for a morning chat/smoke.

You need to work on your sequence of tenses. It should be, 'I saw this when we lived...'. You no longer live there, so the present perfect tense should not be used. If you'd spent a little more time helping little Jimmy with his homework before school, and a little less time putting on your face, you would get this.

[MaryPoppins]

I've seen this when we lived in a DSS-infested NE village... people wandering around to each others' houses in pyjamas for a morning chat/smoke.

I've done that. I don't think I'd go as far as to drop my child off at school in my PJ's though.

[cailin maith]

I've done that. I don't think I'd go as far as to drop my child off at school in my PJ's though.

And me

I might drop them off at school in my PJ's if I didn't have to get out of the car

[Old Greg]

I've done that. I don't think I'd go as far as to drop my child off at school in my PJ's though.

That's aspirational for you.

[suityou01]

[BlasterBates]

Have I got this straight then. In modern day Britain people wander around in their pyjamas.