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Q: Ever been for a bike ride dressed in fluffy pajamas?
I'm too mainstream. Too grey. I need to do something different.
So I'm about to head off for a ride around the canal/river dressed in my fluffy pajamas. Gunna wear blue lip balm too!
Hell.....TIC....Why not! Nothing else to do..
Have you ever done that? What?
Well I did it and it went alright. Some people seemed to be staring but they even do that when I'm getting about in slacks and a Hawaiian shirt. Or anything else.
Some young people took my photo and I guess they were asking for an explanation of my blue lip balm. And I took my photo with the sparkling water in the background and sent it to my wife and she said I was xi jinping. Or shen jin bing...or something like that. Said I should go to the hospital.
And the migrant workers in the shop downstairs also took my photo and stared a lot when I popped in for some amber comforters when I'd finished.
I was glad for the fluffyness of the pj's as it was pretty chilly. Can't think of any reason why I won't do it again.
yongge:
See how the migrant workers react when you run into them, holding a sheet over your heat and shouting something in a strange language, like English
A mate and I wanted to roam the streets on ghost day a few weeks ago, wearing sheets, but we missed the day.
haha nope, I've never done that. I can't, I don't own pjs and I'm not about to head out on a bike in what I sleep in (nothing).
Let us know how it goes though.
That's quite normal. I work near a hospital and often see patients taking a stroll up the road in their pajamas, everything inside swinging free.
No, but I have wanted to for so long. Buy some big, fluffy red jammies and slippers and rock them all over town. Gives people a good reason to stare. My bike is orange/yellow (because who cares, really?) so I may have to stop for pictures.
Well I did it and it went alright. Some people seemed to be staring but they even do that when I'm getting about in slacks and a Hawaiian shirt. Or anything else.
Some young people took my photo and I guess they were asking for an explanation of my blue lip balm. And I took my photo with the sparkling water in the background and sent it to my wife and she said I was xi jinping. Or shen jin bing...or something like that. Said I should go to the hospital.
And the migrant workers in the shop downstairs also took my photo and stared a lot when I popped in for some amber comforters when I'd finished.
I was glad for the fluffyness of the pj's as it was pretty chilly. Can't think of any reason why I won't do it again.
yongge:
See how the migrant workers react when you run into them, holding a sheet over your heat and shouting something in a strange language, like English A mate and I wanted to roam the streets on ghost day a few weeks ago, wearing sheets, but we missed the day.
I've seen people out in their fluffy jammies very frequently.
In back home country, a bike ride in fluffy jammies would seem perfectly fine, if done Friday night after 8 bottles of red. I have actually once biked from a party, dressed in a dress, to get some emergency supplies (I think it was gin) from a convenience store.
royceH:
When I was a young bloke I ran along the main street of Dunedin in the nuddy.
