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AIBU?

to think adults who wear disney character clothing are odd

199 replies

nailpolish · 17/04/2007 08:43

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

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Katiekitty · 01/12/2009 21:12

I once worked in a very small office, for a wear, with a woman of 35, who was so deeply, deeply obsessed with Winnie the Pooh, that, she could only call him, in deeply revered tones:

Wwwinnieee da pooooooh (upwards incline on the end of -oooohhh if you don't mind)

(deep shudder)

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Katiekitty · 01/12/2009 21:13

oops wear = year

(a year so bad, I am still unable to type)

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thoroughlymodernmummy · 01/12/2009 21:38

YANBU. It is concerning to say the very least! I hate to see cars full of all the fluffy characters...peering out the back seat...hanging off the mirror. Lordy.

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pigletmania · 01/12/2009 21:43

YABVVVVVVVU I love my fleecy Micky jacket from Disney store its so warm. Whatever happened to your sense of fun OP, just because you are an adult do you have to be miserable and loose your inner child, my goodness me what a grump. Bring it on, I have an Eyore jumper from Disney store with my name on it

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mamasmissionimpossible · 01/12/2009 22:05

My mother has a whole sofa dedicated to all her cuddly friends, v v worrying. They are going straight to the charity shop, if I am ever 'lucky' enough to inherit them.

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pigletmania · 01/12/2009 22:18

I must say though i only wear those things in the house and not outside and certainly not to work.

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brightongirldownunder · 02/12/2009 04:49

Hey nothing is as bad as the howling wolf fleece jacket here

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brightongirldownunder · 02/12/2009 07:56

and the wolf tie dye t-shirts....my eyes are bleeding!

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nickschick · 02/12/2009 08:07

Tinkerbell is so not slutty - is she?

I have a tinky t shirt and pjs .......

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CarmenSanDiego · 02/12/2009 09:01

OMG.. never... NEVER google 'slutty tinkerbell' images to accrue evidence

Or at least make sure your safe search is on...

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nickschick · 02/12/2009 09:07

lol .....im sure teenage ds has already done that lol ive seen him snigger when im wearing my tinky tee ......

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Stayingsunnygirl · 02/12/2009 09:34

Tell us what you saw, pleeeeease Carmen.

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wukter · 02/12/2009 09:48

LOL - "nafftastic bearfuck"

I am going to cover myself in honey and proposition DP with that exact phrase when he gets home this evening...

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jellybeans · 02/12/2009 09:54

I see alot of older people with owl or bird motives on fleece tops, the sort you can buy in posh garden centres. I think it is maybe abit odd but I like oddballs. I wouldn't wear it, prefer plain stuff and no labels but it's not really any worse than head to toe in Bench etc and if they like it why not?

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teameric · 02/12/2009 09:59

I'm sitting here reading this thread in my Hello Kitty PJ bottoms I have a bit of a thing for HK. And I also love Owls. I'm not a saddo, honest!

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MamaLazarou · 02/12/2009 10:02

Re the howling wolf fleece:

A woman I have never seen before wore a blue fleece with appliquéd Alsatians on the back to my grandmother's funeral.

Appliquéd Alsatians aside... A fleece! To a funeral! It wasn't even black.

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WhoIsAskingSantaForCake · 02/12/2009 10:05

I saw a grown woman wearing Hello Kitty earmuffs yesterday. Her whole car was full to bursting with Hello Kitty cuddly toys and stuff hanging off the rear view mirror.

I cut her up quite badly at a roundabout. She totally deserved it.

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mamasmissionimpossible · 02/12/2009 10:09

I agree with Jellybeans. Live and let live!

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RockBird · 02/12/2009 10:35

Not Disney but I drove all the way home last night with that fucking crazy frog grinning out at me from the rear window of the car in front. Great big thing sat on the back shelf. It was the only time I have ever contemplated deliberately driving into the back of a car.

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RoseWater · 02/12/2009 11:15

Our (male) headteacher is often seen in school sporting a fleece with a large embroidered Mickey Mouse on the back - the younger ones think it's great but the Year 6's are known to snurk from time to time.

We'll see whether the cold weather makes him bring out his wolf fleece.

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BornToFolk · 02/12/2009 11:25

My sister asked for warm pyjamas for Christmas a few years ago. It was pretty much impossible to find some without a WTP/Little Miss Naughty/some stupid slogan emblazoned across them. Some even came with a little teddy bear in the pocket! For grown women, FFS!

Naffer than a naff thing.

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jellyhead · 02/12/2009 11:52

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Pikelit · 02/12/2009 12:34

I have, for some years now, been trying to lose dp's precious "Mickey in Moscow" T-shirt which he was given after (even more shamefully) attending some Morris Dancing bash in Russia. The only saving grace is that the lettering is all in Cyrillic script but the poxy mouse still looms large on the front.

It's not as if dp has any time, whatsoever, for the Dismal Corporation or their relentless colonisation of the planet. But he does love this particular garment.

But yes, as a rule, adults who want to brand themselves by sporting Eyeores, Tiggers and Poohs all over their clothes need help. Or to be given as wide a berth as possible.

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GetOrfMoiLand · 02/12/2009 12:54

Ooh I have never seen this thread before.

I saw a purple Suzuki Vitara a couple of months ago in Cheltenham, it had a picture of Eeyore on the spare wheel coevr thingie, and the woman's name *"Sheila" amblazoned in bright pink joined up handwriting font on the back windscreen.

I chortled and thought 'I must tell mumsnet' but forgot.

I LOVE the howling wolf fleeces. Do you remember the very first Apprentice - Saira and the posh one had to select some tat merchandise for a telly shopping channel - they saw one of those wolf fleeces and completely roared with laughter at the sight of it, it was so funny to watch.

My friend is obsessed with bagpuss, and has computer accessories (mouse, laptop bag etc) covered in Bagpuss motifs. It is deeply odd.

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