I wonder

Would have been slightly more interesting if he said he slept in the buff! I like thurrocks caramel wafer biscuits!

Weren't both he and Nick asked on some phone-in whether they wore jockey shorts or boxers?

Rich tea and satin nightdresses for me

Cotton t-shirt nightie and jammy dodgers for me!

The Today programme seemed very taken up with whether he actually wears pyjamas!

The biscuit things goes back to a webchat Mumsnet had with, I think, Gordon Brown, when that question was put to him. It got into the newspapers of course.

What's the connection with pyjamas and biscuits? Cotton M&S pyjamas for me [in black]; biscuits would be digestive if I dared to have them in the house [along with Hob Nobbs I can't stop till the whole packet is gone; even worse if they've got chocolate on]. Wonder how long most people stay in their jimjams? If I'm not at work or having to go out mine stay on until I need to be clothed . Although I have bought a posh Per Una pair that I'm going to treat with reverence [ie not do the gardening in them or walk the dog to the end of the road late at night... must point out it's not a long road...]

I sleep in the buff! Can't be doing with all that elastic, sleeves etc. If I could guarantee no one would see me I would sunbathe nude too.

Definitely jammy dodgers, with wafers coming second - any kind.

DH has just been diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes. Another ailment to add to his long list so I'm glad we don't eat biscuits. I like a sneaky Rich Tea but he'd eat the lot so I'll have to give them up as well .

I love my jim-jams as half my morning chores can be done before I need to get showered and dressed.

I did a lot of gardening in my nightie last year. Not this year though for some strange reason. #parky

j08, you would be a natural for Frank's 4am gardening club!

I remember, as a new mother, being told not to get dressed as soon as I got up. The idea was that slopping around in a dressing gown made you less likely to plunge into a whole lot of housework and more likely to sit around relaxing with your new baby. Do you think that after 39 years it's time I started getting dressed?

Cream crackers and all sorts of nighties for me.

Baggy pyjamas and caramel wafers.

Scarlet fleece PJs and bourbons for me!

I told my doctor after I'd had my first child that I was very tired even though I'd been doing what he advised which was having a lie down when I had the chance. He said I'd only relax properly if I got properly undressed and ready for bed; if I just lay down in whatever I was wearing I wouldn't nod off. And he was right. Although I do remember the times when, having finally got some clothes on part way through the day baby would then throw up all over me.

If the snow and ice make it impossible to go out at home in the Alps, I will have a bath and get back into my warm pyjamas for a duvet day. At the moment, I am wearing very thin poplin pyjamas that I bought for the NZ summer - which was not as hot as the Egyptian summer! (I am on holiday at The Red Sea.)
I don't eat cakes , biscuits or pastries but when I did it would have to be McVities Chocolate Digestive especially dunked in hot chocolate.

Cotton pyjamas. Dark chocolate digestives. I rarely slob around the house in pyjamas. I would get even less done than I do at present.

I can't access the link but get the drift. I am currently wearing dark pink satin pyjamas with white piping and drinking tea with an Anzac biscuit. (It's shortly after seven on Sunday morning here.)

I couldn't wear pyjamas in bed, so I wear a cotton T shirt nightie, but I put pyjamas on at night to slob lounge about in, and also in the morning sometimes.
Biscuits..............any sort, bring 'em on