I have 2 one piece 'boiler suits' I obtained when working @ Ford Dagenham over thirty years ago. They still fit, are very comfortable, very maoist and VERY chic (:->)
Have to admit that was the theme on Boxing day in the Millett household. We all had one, unfortunately Primarks had run out of mens' so had to get a size 20 womens (all they had left). Got voted as the crappest onesie of the day, so had to do the forfeit of standing at the gate and waving to everyone on the bus as it went by. Fortunately, it was Boxing Day.
Bit tight around the crutch, but it had feet which kept the toes warm.
I have 2 one piece 'boiler suits' I obtained when working @ Ford Dagenham over thirty years ago. They still fit, are very comfortable, very maoist and VERY chic (:->)
as I have been 'accused' of being 'gay' ... gis us a kiss and I'll tell you .... navy blue and the white outfit I tiedyed pink (not really, both navy blue sporting the Ford logo)
Which of course Churchill did although I'd guess you knew that.
He called it a Siren suit.
My dad would have called it a boiler suit.
People can wear what they like but somethings, like shell suits, trainers, replica shirts, leggings and onesies are just wrong. End of.
Was actually thinking of him more in one that makes him look like a giant panda - 'we won't fight you on the beaches because the sand gets stuck in our faux-fur'.
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Illusion's shattered. Bugger.
Got voted as the crappest onesie of the day, so had to do the forfeit of standing at the gate and waving to everyone on the bus as it went by. Fortunately, it was Boxing Day.
Bit tight around the crutch, but it had feet which kept the toes warm.
For the record I don't have one.
He called it a Siren suit.
My dad would have called it a boiler suit.
People can wear what they like but somethings, like shell suits, trainers, replica shirts, leggings and onesies are just wrong. End of.
;~)
and Ian... Well erm..I love it when he waves his trunk at me.
And he's still behind Oliver Cromwell, Charles Darwin and Tom Paine