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If you notice,

The Hallowe'en bash flyer is now blogged on the front page.

It says fancy dress is optional. Fair enough.

But I say anyone who doesn't dress up is a poosy.

That's just my opinion, of course. :)

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:31, archived)

Surely B3tans should

attend in normal clothes, and then photoshop fancy dress on afterwards?

(Indole Ring, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:34, archived)

you star

that's what I'll do, and that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.
=)

edit - GRR! Dr Pk, I forgot the apostrophe. I am evil, and also lazy. I literally cannae be arsed to put it in. I'll do it later. Or something

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pep, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:35, archived)

we'll let you off with a caution this time

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Slim has found god. He was down the back of the sofa., Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:50, archived)

or wear

bright coloured tight fitting lycra catsuits

so they will be easy to autoselect from the background of course

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aubergene, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:36, archived)

Believe me...

that's not something you'll be wanting me to do.

(shellgrip, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:37, archived)

this is

the new funniest thing i've ever heard

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stouffer, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:37, archived)

it's purely

pragmatic for potatoshopping purposes

i don't have a catsuit though, so if i go i will wear a my tweed suit, flat cap with shot gun slung over shoulder (hey it is kentish town ;-p ) - did you know jon snow from channel4 news lives near the pub - shall we invite him?)

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aubergene, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:49, archived)

I think he'd come

but he'd bring crab-blokes dad with him..

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Wifey, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:55, archived)

was that

supposed to just fly over my head?

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aubergene, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:00, archived)

I think his dad

works with him or something.. But I might have imnagined it :)

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Wifey, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:03, archived)

i seem

to remember that conversation. i spend too long on here.

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bananaman, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:06, archived)

thought you were

supposed to wear a fancy dress

(fid, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 22:49, archived)

hah!

I'd settle for that.

Pep? Skin-tight lycra or a costume?

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:38, archived)

I usually wear lycra,

would be more of a change to not dress up at all...
(I look scary enough as i am anyway)

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pep, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:49, archived)

oh come ooooooooooooooooon...

it'll be fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun...
gwarngwarngwarngwarngwarngwarngwarn!

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:51, archived)

I think I'll just

get a ginger wig and come as pep and rob.

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Wifey, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:56, archived)

watch it you - you can scare people a little too much ;-)

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pep, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:01, archived)

wooooooooooooooo

what should i wear? what should i wear?

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stouffer, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:34, archived)

something really scary

like a DPK mask
*ducks and runs*

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beardman, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:37, archived)

heh...

Although judging by your profile, of course, you won't need to dress differently to be in Hallowe'en costume.

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:41, archived)

touche!

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beardman, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:00, archived)

I can

send you her skirt if you like?
I will give it back some day DrP

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Wifey, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:41, archived)

bah

I bet you've ended up using it as a loo-cleaning rag, haven't you...

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:45, archived)

But

only the upstairs loo, not the outside one :)

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Wifey, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:58, archived)

gee,

thanks. :)

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:03, archived)

oh wow

do you make www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com ? it was such an inspiration to me when i was working on www.borbonesa.co.uk you are a class act

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aubergene, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:45, archived)

The Wife and Nicey make it

and are indeed an inspiration to us all :) Woo!

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pep, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:51, archived)

Aw, shucks

wonders away blushing

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Wifey, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:53, archived)

Well, I'm going as a witch

in a frankly great costume which I've been honing down to a fine art for years.

You should go as a zombie with some nice porridge make-up. Boy look better in gross costumes, girls look better in foxy costumes. As a general rule. I think.

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:37, archived)

I will go as

Alfonzo, cos I always do.

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PeterSeychelles, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:41, archived)

Yay!

Yay for Alfonzo!

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Dr Phil Kitten, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:46, archived)

you going to take your army

so can kill more of my soldiers and tanks

i shall be coming as Jeremy Speake minus the goatee and annoying voice and habits

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raw-edge, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:51, archived)

Ha ha!

I marmalised tomsk too...

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PeterSeychelles, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:56, archived)

mattyboy

beat me as well

and on that note i am going home
ta ra till tommorrow

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raw-edge, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:58, archived)

smirny's destroying me though

Gotta go too - see ya all!

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PeterSeychelles, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:00, archived)

kappa jacket

kappa hat
kappa trousers
reeboks

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spacefish bong!, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:38, archived)

and a pipe

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spacefish bong!, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:39, archived)

Yes.

(tomsk, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:40, archived)

ah, it's good

now we're back conversing in a virtual world.

edit: for the real world is a scary place.

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stouffer, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:40, archived)

yes

i need to defend myself with either beer, smokes or the interweb in order to have a sensible conversation these days

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spacefish bong!, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:46, archived)

i find using

a series of masks to convey different emotions helps.

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stouffer, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:50, archived)

why?

did you overdose on botox injections?

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Slim has found god. He was down the back of the sofa., Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:54, archived)

no, but

i discovered today that i look like a jaundiced baby that's been hit with a shovel, so i'm trying to hide my natural features.

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stouffer, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:59, archived)

I think i'll just turn myself inside out instead of wearing a costume.

(Monk3yspunkmop3d throws grenades, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:40, archived)

Hallowe'en in my town is treated VERY seriously

We go for it more than USA.

it's like... if you DON'T dress up, YOU are the freak.

@ Derry, N Ireland.

([]DOo []DOo, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:36, archived)

in salford

it's like that every day.

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stouffer, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:37, archived)

leave salford alone, its bloody top and i live there!

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Mosschops, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:31, archived)

We have

something similar on New Year Eve in my home town of St. Ives in Cornwall, 25,000 mashed people in fancy dress every year - and the look of embarrassment on those not dressed up.

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djdirect, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:53, archived)

i couldn't agree more

no backing out now, damn

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Beardo, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:38, archived)

dammit

left my costume box 'in care' back in oz
i had:
cowboy (made of real cow)
luke skywalker (yes, i'm a geek)
rocky horror (too old and fat for that now, anyways)
arab (gen-ewe-wine head-dress and all)
etc. etc. etc.

hmm, now what can I rustle up in 3 weeks?

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Manic can teach you the secret of fire, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:45, archived)

Bah

I'm going to see Underworld that night.
Have fun anyhows.

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itwontbeeasy, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:45, archived)

am gonna try and make it down

however i think i inadvertanly invited friends from london up here that weekend, the irony of it all.

i'll see if i can pull some strings as i really don't want to miss it.

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Thor_sonofodin has done things, terrible things on, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 16:47, archived)

Well if I don't make it,

I refer you all to my profile, from *last* Halloween :)

(Amerella, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:01, archived)

very inviting

but isn't wolverine your other half, or am i thinking of someone else?

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Thor_sonofodin has done things, terrible things on, Tue 8 Oct 2002, 17:08, archived)