Fancy dress ideas

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  1. Kev b

    Kev b Well-Known Member

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    Ok I've another idea, prince Harry, you know it makes sense
     
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    I miss fancy dress, the only time I wear it now is for World Book Day, and you can't wear anything fun in front of a school of kids.
     
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    You're more than welcome to come with us, you won't be the only lass in attendance :D
     
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    Go as Basil Fawlty.
     
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  5. Sup

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    was this posted by a nigerian banker?
     
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  6. LDR

    LDRed Well-Known Member

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    Is that rhyming slang?
     
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  7. Sup

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    Well for you it easily could be ;)

    I just liked the way it was written. 'Im looking for a fancy dress costume and the only place I can find who sell them are copy cat costumes, Barnsley's premier fancy dress retailer offering a wide range of high quality costumes at low low prices with customer service that can't be beaten'
     
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  8. LDR

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    A shameless plug, I admit. But I'm genuinely looking for something so thought I'd share the link as I was looking through it.
     
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    It made me giggle, but it turns out for the wrong reason. I thought you meant because of the Karneval spelling, and because there was a link in the post.
     
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  10. LDR

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    Karneval is German for, wait for it, carnival. Bet you were surprised by that little fact :D
     
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    Yes, I did get that. I didn't even need my GCSE in German to work that one out. ;)
     
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  12. Sup

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    Go as Jamdrops cleaner

    Out of interest how do you know the person who runs copycats?
     
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  13. JamDrop

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    Good idea, I do have a French Maid's outfit you can borrow!
     
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    We've already seen enough of LDRed in a dress thank you very much

    Now Im wondering if you actually do have one
     
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    Actually I have two. One is one that he could probably actually wear as hubby's mate's got him it to wear for his stag do, so it's not really my size.
     
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  16. LDR

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    I knew them through my Grandad when he was around, kept in touch since then.
     
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  17. LDR

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    I'm surprised you didn't suggest the dress!
     
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    And the other?
     
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    Lad I know used a fleshy colour sheet with some tactical shaping and tucking and a pair of fleshy colour pillows and went as a penis.

    Same lad once used a brown sleeping bag to create a **** fancy dress. Literally.

    He's got a head like a malteser too.
     
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  20. Sup

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    You wanted fancy dress not just your usual weekend outfit
     
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