Joggers

[nicebloke1]

Have Sports Direct and Primark turned the nation into a load of jogging scruffs.

[ummmm]

Errr NO.

[woofgang]

are you bored again?

[dannyk13]

No.

[Rockrose]

No

[ummmm]

The only time I use Primark is for holiday vests. I usually send one of my kids though :-)

I don't think I've ever been in Sports Direct.

[Rockrose]

Primark is ideal for me now due to needing new clothes every couple of months - I get some decent office wear and casual clothes from them.
Have never bought joggers from there.

[ummmm]

Primark is brilliant. I'm just lazy :-)

[spathiphyllum]

Try JD sports, nicebloke1 ;)

[1ozzy]

Bad off joggers?
Please tell me, no holes in the leggings?

[nicebloke1]

Just wondered if some of these folk that wear them are homeless, as the joggers they have on, don't look as if they've been washed for around 6 months. Plus even on a warm day they always seem to have a cold neck ( hoodie in the up position)

[Rockrose]

such a snobby OP

[Ken4155]

A nation of joggers? Ha. They very thought is laughable. If those i often see outside Greggs did any jogging, the resulting resonance would definitely register quite highly on the Richter Scale :-/

[nicebloke1]

Could it be that Greggs are responsible for the increase of jogger wearers?

[Zacs-Master]

Obviously not. Some people wear ripped jeans ;-)))

[gingejbee]

The only people responsible for wearing a particular type of clothing are....the people who chose to buy it.

[Eleena]

I shop at both, but I'm not s scruffy.

[spathiphyllum]

prue leith is known to enjoy a greggs pastry nicebloke, so no, greggs is not the issue

[hc4361]

I do think that joggers and all elastic waisted trousers have helped fuel the obesity crisis, people don't realise they are getting fatter when their clothes stretch with them.

[Calicogirl]

I eat Greggs and have joggers from Primark Nicebloke, so bite me.

[Mamyalynne]

^ She's flaky ;-)