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That which previously passed as night clothing Has become daytime wear, Oh fear and loathing Truth or dare, Showing up at holiday gatherings Dressed as the family slobs, It is nearly unbelievable In light of their pharmacist jobs. When it's the same ensemble For day and night, One thing I notice It is never too tight, It hides any bulges So baggy and loose, I guess it’s why I can’t tell If they are a gazelle or a moose. Yet, as members of our household I feel a bit embarrassed, I maintain a decent decorum Although my wife is the fairest, But even she cringes When her son shows up in bedclothes, At a public celebration Oh, how she turns up her nose. It’s not an issue regarding Any shortage of money, Others wear the same wardrobe It went viral, but it’s not funny, Their household income Is three-hundred-k plus, 24-hour pajamas? (At least it’s not us!)
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Oct 10, 2025
Oct 10, 2025 at 1:35 PM UTC
Members of the Sloppy Class
That which previously passed as night clothing Has become daytime wear, Oh fear and loathing Truth or dare, Showing up at holiday gatherings Dressed as the family slobs, It is nearly unbelievable In light of their pharmacist jobs. When it's the same ensemble For day and night, One thing I notice It is never too tight, It hides any bulges So baggy and loose, I guess it’s why I can’t tell If they are a gazelle or a moose. Yet, as members of our household I feel a bit embarrassed, I maintain a decent decorum Although my wife is the fairest, But even she cringes When her son shows up in bedclothes, At a public celebration Oh, how she turns up her nose. It’s not an issue regarding Any shortage of money, Others wear the same wardrobe It went viral, but it’s not funny, Their household income Is three-hundred-k plus, 24-hour pajamas? (At least it’s not us!)
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Oct 10, 2025
Oct 10, 2025 at 1:35 PM UTC
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