Pajama poll - Necessary, nice or needless?

Pajama survey

  • I wear a full set of proper PJs to bed

    Votes: 8 10.3%
  • I wear parts of PJ’s to bed

    Votes: 6 7.7%
  • I lounge in PJ’s prior to bed but sleep without them

    Votes: 3 3.8%
  • I have no PJ’s and sleep in the buff

    Votes: 21 26.9%
  • I have no PJ’s and sleep in some alternative clothing e.g. t-shirt & socks

    Votes: 31 39.7%
  • None of your dang business - and stay off my lawn.

    Votes: 5 6.4%
  • Other (please explain)

    Votes: 4 5.1%

  • Total voters
    78

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Are you a PJ wearer or perhaps use them as lounge wear but shuck them off at bedtime? Is foregoing PJ's a good opportunity to save some dough:confused:
 
Boxers or nekkid...

For lounging around la casa, it's sweats in the winter, boxers in the summer.
 
No chance I'll be wearing a full set of PJs in a Texas summer. In the winter, a T-shirt and a pair of sweatpants, usually.
 
I live alone. 95% of the time i'm at home i'm wearing only boxers and a t-shirt. I only get dressed if i'm about to go somewhere.
 
I did other since nothing applied. I cant sleep nude. Don't want the boys floppen around might get caught in something.
 
I usually wear sleep pants and tank tops !
 

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Never could think of a reason to get dressed for sleep.
 
Pajama Hymn of the Republic

I wear my silk pajamas in the summer when it's hot
I wear my wool pajamas in the winter when it's not
And sometimes in the springtime, and sometimes in the fall,
I jump in bed with nothing on at all.
Glory, glory hallelujah
Balmy breezes blowin through ya
Glory, glory hallelujah
With no-thing-on-at-all.
 
I thought we had frugal people here. If you wear any clothing to bed you waste:

  • the money to buy it since it's not necessary
  • the energy expended to remove it in order to use your bed for its intended purpose
:cool:
 
I thought we had frugal people here. If you wear any clothing to bed you waste:

  • the money to buy it since it's not necessary
  • the energy expended to remove it in order to use your bed for its intended purpose
:cool:
Well the men say they have to keep their boys under control. Being a woman, I have to keep my girls under control.....
 
Cannot sleep very well with clothes on (even boxers are uncomfortable)...
 
Always sleep in the buff, even when thermostat at 50F (really nice comforter/sleeping bag).

Also don't like to wear shoes or bra.
 
Inport duty or underway-- khaki uniform or coveralls. You never knew when you needed to get up right now and wake up on the way to the emergency. Submarine stateroom/berthing areas are lousy places to try to get dressed anyways.

At home, during the frigid depths of Hawaii's winter when not even closed windows and a Vellux blanket suffice-- a t-shirt and socks. The rest of the year the windows are wide open and the tradewinds blow freely or else we'd wake up in pools of our own sweat.
 
Wearing PJs IS frugal--I cannot keep the thermostat below 60 at night without bundling up for beddie bye.
 
I can't stand something wrapping around my legs at night. I sleep only in the buff.
 
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