Not sure if a bloke can look cute in them. Hilarious seems to fit, though.
These garments are for stage performances or some marketing activities only, I feel. I’d even say that there aren’t a lot of men who’d wear that of their own accord.
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No doubt some knob will run the London Marathon in one Morty… 
On really hot days I walk around the house just in my boxers.
(not when we have guests) It does confuse the dog a bit though.
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Not a snowballs chance in hell !!
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I wouldn’t even wear a ‘Twosie’!
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Mr Smith, why do you allow guests? I would not de-boxer for anyone.
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Wait one second…so if I were to arrive as a guest you wouldn’t be wearing your boxers?? And, just to clarify, where do you live?!?
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To avoid any disappointment I must admit that it’s not quite as glamorous as it sounds.
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So, does this mean I may still get invited as a guest? I could bring Morti; she’s a better judge of ‘glamorous’ in case I am struck speechless 
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You’d make a ‘Twosie’
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Hopefully not a whoopsie.
This is my onesie …
I’m a bit funny that way!
That isn’t actually me wearing it. Not that it was necessary for me to point that out I’m sure! 
Not a onsie but I do wear a Ooodie in winter. My daughter bought it for me, it is wonderful.
I knocks years off my age. I am wearing it as I type.
I have seen a couple of older teenagers and 20somethings in them on the train or in the street but for me they are like Ugg boots, something you only wear in the privacy of your own home.
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…sorry for sniggering but how on earth do you fit them in the washing machine.
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Same here Bruce.
Very sensible indoors in Winter.
I used to wear one piece overalls at work, the main disadvantage was that you sat stark bollock naked on the toilet. I would imagine a onesie has the same problem which, as it is intended to keep you warm, seems to me an insoluble problem.