to think adults who wear disney character clothing are odd

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honestly, why would a grown adult wear a jumper with Eeyore on it

That must have been a moment of madness, Saggers. I think I would rather wear a pooh bear one.

lol @ saggers mum

Someone once gave me some ginormous Mickey Mouse slippers after they'd visited Dinseyland. WHY?!

It looked like Mickey was trying to mate with your feet when you put them on. Bloody dangerous too; I fell over in them a couple of times. That, combined with the fact I looked a complete tit in them consigned them to the charity bag.

Anyone remember this thread?

im asking this becuase:-

FIL gave me 2 pairs of pyjamas for my birthday from La Senza, 1 pair with eeyore hte other with a teddy bear on

i am quite devastated.

i know its materialistic but i cant help it

A friend of mine, in her 40s, recently told me that what really made her fall in love with her now husband was when she had a bad cold and he came over and 'read her some Winnie the Pooh'.

I was just like, 'Oh, that's so sweet.'

expat

i hope you are being sarcastic

Mmmm, the mind boggles...If a friend of mine bought me pyjamas with a disney character on them I'd laugh!

Urrrgh expat that's toe curling.

I can't bear it men treat their wives like ickle girls. Shudder.

I very very much agree. Several people where I work had bizarre 'pooh' related onsessions.

i also woul dlike to express my hatred of character MUGS

even with cutsey kittens or cartoons on

yuk

or wtf is it with next kitten t shirts with fake diamonds etc

argh

No, she was for real. I was shocked. She just didn't seem the Pooh type, you know.

I just told her, 'Oh, that's lovely. I'm so glad you found each other.'

Then, when I went to the ladie's room, I start giggling like a maniac and it was all I could do to regain composure.

Maybe he dresses up as Christopher Robin

OH god I just knew this was going to be a Disney-Winnie-the-Pooh thing

It is very very odd
on many layers

I think one could just about get away with mickey mouse because he is so iconic and only when in the company of small children

Very strange indeed.

By all means get into the swing of things whilst in the actual park, but leave the cheeseball merchandise in your cupboard as a souvenier when you get home.

and i am fed with friends (mainly one CHILDLESS couple friends of ours) who go on holiday every year to disneyland

i would rather pluck my toenails out

I DO NOT WANT TO GO TO DISNEYLAND

Grown women should never wear t-shirts with pictures on the front or for that matter t-shirts with writing on advertising the brand...So naff!

fed UP that should say

OH to have so little to worry about.....

who's worrying vvvvvv?

i am sitting by the phone waiting for an important call passing the time moaning about utter crap

i live in essex and what makes me chuckle at the minute is the 14-17 year olds who wear fake tracksuits with sylvester or tweety pie on the back and leg wtf?? then they try and give attitude i cant help but snigger - soooooooooo cooooooooool!!!!

i think disney characters are ok for nightwear but over the age of 23 not for day wear. i used to have a fozzie and bagpuss rucksack and thought they were sooooo coool - in my 20's now dd has them to cuddle lol

Ummmm I'll just bin the skateboarder Goofy t-shirt shall I? And the Bagpuss top. And the Nightmare Before Christmas tote. And the giant hairy Chewbacca-head rucksack. Oh, and the Captain Caveman T.

I'm not making any of this up btw altho' in my defence the hairy head (!?!) was a gift from dh & dd1 & dd2 & was used once to please them then consigned to the top of the wardrobe.

I do still wear the Bagpuss top & would also wear the Captain Caveman top if it still fitted .

And the NBC bag is just cool - we've got Jack Skellington coasters on our dining table .

pinkfluffy29, surely you meant 13 not 23?!?

other characters are fine
it's just Disney

we all know what a weirdo Walt was in his spare time