The Dressing Gown Brigade

Don't understand why people don't use the on board facilities perhaps because they don't have a Hymer ☺😊😀😂😃
 
My wife and I do go to the toilets in the morning in our dressing gowns to carry out essential evacuation of the bowels. Whilst on our way we are frequently met by wolf whistles of approval although these could be gas kettles on the point of boiling. People are in the shower area wearing all kinds of paraphernalia about their bodies and most would look better either naked or in a onesy whilst we look regal and warm on our 10yr old M&S gowns. We then return to our van refreshed and considerably lighter and undertake showering using our own facilities. We intend to carry on with this ritual as it suits us and we don't give a s%$t what anyone else thinks.
 
movan said:
If ever you are camped near our all female group I'm afraid on a cold morning or night, you may have to tolerate quite a few onesies. Sorry. :)
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Nothing wrong with a onesie.
I've got several and are very comfortable, thank you.
But I don't go to work in them, or out for a drink.
Well.........not since the court case anyway!
 
Captain Yoghurtpot said:
Nothing wrong with a onesie.
I've got several and are very comfortable, thank you.
But I don't go to work in them, or out for a drink.
Well.........not since the court case anyway!
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It was with huge amusement that I listened to a friend telling about her panic when caught very short whilst wearing a onesie........
 
chaser said:
I have always understood that gypsys don't have toilets in their caravans, don't know about motorhomes.
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Yes, a lot of the traveller community have what are called "dry vans" ( van being a caravan), and dry meaning no washroom , toilet or bathing sink.
Some Tabberts, LMC and I think some versions of big Hobby's were like this.
And just for the record, I am not critical of their choices, just adding a comment .
 
We get stared at
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funflair said:
I think I need one of these,

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Not only can I not even afford a Morello van, I can't even afford this luxury garment!
Thinks........

Cunning plan......

Park ancient dated old Moho in far flung corner of site where no one can see.
Purchase such luxury garment, and
PRETEND, I have one.
No one will ever know........
Unless I wear my crocs .
Not jealous at all 😉😂
 
ceejayt said:
Nothing per se - but would you walk down your street in your dressing gown? What is it about camping that results in this lack of inhibition?
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They go to Asda in UGG boots and onesies where I live ...and some even drive in pyjamas and dressing gowns .
 
Northernraider said:
They go to Asda in UGG boots and onesies where I live ...and some even drive in pyjamas and dressing gowns .
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It's only when the teacher at my grandsons school turns up in a onesie that I start to question standards.
And it HAS happened!
(But it was for children in need day) 😁
 
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Barclaybasher said:
FYI I have regular bowel movements 6 - 7 am..

When she was alive to save her 'the experience' I would use the site toilet.

Left it a bit late one morning on a site in France - left the underpants in the waste bin.....

Hope you've all eaten....

(y):giggle:
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Yes, I also get regular bowl movements between 6 - 7 am.

Trouble is I don’t get up till 8 am.:rofl::rofl:
 
ceejayt said:
Nothing per se - but would you walk down your street in your dressing gown? What is it about camping that results in this lack of inhibition?
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No not my dressing gown, as I have a little style, maybe my smoking jacket and slippers or even my Leopard Onesie

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