To think that this was a very unusual outfit for visiting a hospital in-patient

[throwingpebbles]

In a very long traffic jam to park at the hospital.

A bmw screams past the traffic and squeezes into the gap in front of me (left so cars could pull out of a junction).

The driver gets out of the car, runs round to the boot in a tight rubber mini dress ... As she bends over to get out a huge "get well" balloon and a gift bag i can't quite avert my eyes quickly enough as she reveals her knicker less ness to the world.

not quite sure what to make of it but I guess some patient was about to get lucky

Maybe she is visiting her elderly sugar daddy.

:o. You should have trailed her to see who she was visiting.

Very traumatic that must have been for you OP, but at least you were in the right place

Hey, maybe she came straight from work?

Kiss-o-gram?

Maybe she was hoping to cause a heart attack, a la Footballers Wives?

You're probably going to need lots of brain bleach. I imagine her knickerlessness will haunt you for a while at inopportune moments.

I also think you should have followed her.

I wondered that anchor ...

I might have been tempted to follow her but not with the worlds smallest yet loudest toddler in tow

What did you expect her to wear with a tight rubber dress?
Granny pants?

Anyone else wondering what was in the gift bag?
I'll suggest handcuffs.

Fair point lweji

was it you??

You got me.

I will confess that I showed up at A&E once wearing PVC it was the fashion back then I had been about to join a birthday party when I got the call about my child being run over

If I was sick in hospital I know it would cheer me up now end

Did the rubber-clad woman leave her car parked across a junction as she squeaked her way off into the hospital?

needs

This was 3 pm though...

kiss no she did squeak her way back into the front seat, gifts in hand, and get as far as the car park at least!

It can't have been that unexpected a visit for her as she'd managed to pick up balloons and handcuffs gifts etc

Was it the St. Nicholas hospital in Newcastle?

Are you the rubber dress babe Saucy?

No, other end of the country saucy

Don't tell me there was more than one person wearing an outfit like this visiting hospitals today? is this a new "thing" , like taking pets into hospital to cheer up patients?

It must be a recent hospital visit fashion. I saw one, not too different to the one mentioned in the OP, the other day and not in the UK.

Seems sensible. Waterproof and wipe-clean! What's not to like?

We can probably assume she wasn't visiting her mother or her gran :) Hope the invalid was well enough to appreciate her cheering-up efforts!