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Re: OT - pajama pants in public vs. jeans in public


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Posted by IOWA NORTHEAST on January 31, 2011 at 12:37:23 from (206.72.18.89):

In Reply to: Re: OT - pajama pants in public vs. jeans in public posted by Ken Macfarlane on January 31, 2011 at 11:11:55:

I was at first real uncomfortable, but she was lots younger, and a mind of her own as far as what should be acceptable. I just assumed I was old fasioned, and out of touch. When I was younger and saw that much of a lady, I would have been forced to marry her.

I do recal alot of men that probably sat in the front row of church, that weren't even discreet about what they were trying to see. I must admit after a while I got used to it, and it wasn't that big of a deal.

A few of the larger ladies I know did not appreciate it what so ever, but the wife said it should help them do their exercises if they are that concerned.

I had lots of men stopping by the house to talk to me about things that could have been discussed over the phone.

Now if we are talking stupid and all, any one ever seen the bueaty contests where all the ladies wear white wings? Now that is real fasion, taking a nice attractive lady, and placing wings on her......hummmmmmmmmmmm. The idiot part of it is the guy that came up with that idea probably isn't real interested in ladies at all, and made a couple million for designing the costumes.

Now when we put that into perspective with the PJ thing, ,,,,well I don't think the PJ thing is so bad after all.

We got used to the baggy shorts, flip flops, and the two piece swim wear, so again PJ's will take the market for a while.


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