Street Pyjamas

905 wrote:

Kate P wrote:

Pyjamas may have had some relevance in the days before central heating, duvets, electric blankets... hot water bottles even!

I still wear them, but to mantain (salvage) my manly aspect I call them 'pie-jarmers' in the manner of a Yorkshire farmer. I could plug in the electric blanket, or I could put on pie-jarmers. I could wait for the kettle to boil for my bottle, but I just slip on my pie-jarmers. It's quicker and wastes less energy.

905 sticks it to the Green

There are even greener ways you know, cotton has a big environmental footprint

Hemp then is it, Kate? My girlfriend's mother is a great crafty lady. She bought an enormous amount of hemp there a while back. I think I worried her when elaborated to her the other uses for hemp...

Personally I wear pyjamas made of grass cuttings and twigs, held together with a muddy like substance, all of which is harvested from our garden. They're very soft and warm - thoroughly recommended.

johnfás wrote:

Hemp then is it, Kate? My girlfriend's mother is a great crafty lady. She bought an enormous amount of hemp there a while back. I think I worried her when elaborated to her the other uses for hemp...

...I'd be worried too if someone suggested making carpets. I'd be wondering if they were dropping hints about about a few nice rugs for their bottom drawer.

But I wasn't thinking of hemp either.

Any takers?

johnfás wrote:

Any takers?

Is that John Gormley?