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#859714 by honey lamb
17 Oct 2013, 21:10
No to both!
#859716 by slinky09
17 Oct 2013, 21:53
Been there, done that :D
#859717 by Bretty
17 Oct 2013, 22:23
slinky09 wrote:Been there, done that :D


No, no and I say again no. Is there photographic evidence? I could do with a laugh ;)
#859718 by gfonk
17 Oct 2013, 22:26
slinky09 wrote:Been there, done that :D

Lol lol lol
I actually fell of the sofa
Like Bretty says....photo?
#859722 by Blacky1
17 Oct 2013, 22:49
Saw a chap in a Stars and Stripes onesie in March in the boston CH , couldn't believe my eyes !
#859738 by gfonk
18 Oct 2013, 09:11
wearing one in public? lol wow
#859741 by Mark64
18 Oct 2013, 09:27
Why not. It's a D.I.Y. sleep suit :o)
#859749 by slinky09
18 Oct 2013, 15:44
gfonk wrote:wearing one in public? lol wow


Exactly as a sleep suit a onesie is fine. Not to bold though (as in 'bold' as might have been used on Round the Horne!).
#859751 by Fordie
18 Oct 2013, 15:54
I say YES! It's just like the sleep suits
They hand out but go for a very bright colour! Haha worth being noticed for being different? :)
#859754 by AmexVflyer
18 Oct 2013, 17:58
As a sleep suit - Maybe

In a CH? - Hell NO!!! v(

Saw a chap wearing a Tigger onesie going through the premium security lane at LGW a little while back.

My initial reaction and thoughts were 'what a berk'!! ?|
#859758 by Bretty
18 Oct 2013, 18:50
slinky09 wrote:
gfonk wrote:wearing one in public? lol wow


Exactly as a sleep suit a onesie is fine. Not to bold though (as in 'bold' as might have been used on Round the Horne!).


Oh Mr Slinky, how bona to varda your eek again! (that is your actual Polari)

I'm reconsidering my stance on this, as I changed into electric blue Ralph Lauren jimjams with green polo players on the bottoms on my flight from YVR a couple of months ago. Whilst not a onesie, they were a bit bold in the Round the Horne sense. The VS sleep suit is quite conservative in dark blue. My jimjams weren't. I suppose a onesie could be conservative, so a tigger onesie or anything like that would be a no-no.

Changing no to maybe - depending on whether the wearer looks a pillock in it ;)
#859763 by Kraken
18 Oct 2013, 19:43
Maybe we need a poll - which would create more static electricity sparks / shocks? A UC sleep suit or a Onesie?
#859764 by Bretty
18 Oct 2013, 19:44
Right, I've just been looking at onesies online and think I might be swinging back towards no and considering buying a gun to shoot anyone seen wearing them ): ):
#859765 by Bretty
18 Oct 2013, 19:46
Kraken wrote:Maybe we need a poll - which would create more static electricity sparks / shocks? A UC sleep suit or a Onesie?


The UC sleep suit my other half was given turned out to be 100% cotton so I'm not sure sparks are gonna fly from that!
#859777 by honey lamb
18 Oct 2013, 21:39
I just missed winning this as a prize! :o)

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#859781 by Bretty
18 Oct 2013, 22:03
honey lamb wrote:I just missed winning this as a prize! :o)



I used to be pretty good with a rifle, I was an army cadet and on the shooting team... Gonna have to reacquaint myself I think hehehe ):

You were saved HL, saved I tell you ;)
#859782 by gfonk
18 Oct 2013, 22:06
AmexVflyer wrote:As a sleep suit - Maybe

In a CH? - Hell NO!!! v(

Saw a chap wearing a Tigger onesie going through the premium security lane at LGW a little while back.

My initial reaction and thoughts were 'what a berk'!! ?|

Oh nooooo no no lol
Uh nooooo lol
What kind of person upon looking in the mirror before leaving the hotel room thinks "tigger onsie - awesome" and then goes to the airport.
#859785 by honey lamb
18 Oct 2013, 22:18
Bretty wrote:You were saved HL, saved I tell you ;)

Actually I was quite disappointed :#
#859793 by Bretty
18 Oct 2013, 23:20
honey lamb wrote:
Bretty wrote:You were saved HL, saved I tell you ;)

Actually I was quite disappointed :#


Roflmao :o)
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