Childhood favourite fancy dress
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Childhood favourite fancy dress
I'm a bit stumped. Got a fancy dress party this weekend and the theme is 'come as your favourite childhood character'. I wanted to go as Penelope Pitstop but no Australians seem to have heard of her!!! Any suggestions (that wont be too much of a mission to find a costume for) are very welcome.
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Re: Childhood favourite fancy dress
You could always cheat and go as a Wiggle?! (Or a Dorothy Dinosaur if you're feeling really adventurous!!)
Originally Posted by Un-Co
I'm a bit stumped. Got a fancy dress party this weekend and the theme is 'come as your favourite childhood character'. I wanted to go as Penelope Pitstop but no Australians seem to have heard of her!!! Any suggestions (that wont be too much of a mission to find a costume for) are very welcome.
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Re: Childhood favourite fancy dress
Originally Posted by Un-Co
I'm a bit stumped. Got a fancy dress party this weekend and the theme is 'come as your favourite childhood character'. I wanted to go as Penelope Pitstop but no Australians seem to have heard of her!!! Any suggestions (that wont be too much of a mission to find a costume for) are very welcome.
Wonder woman?? get a red boob tube and a pair of blue pants with silver star stickers on them?....
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Re: Childhood favourite fancy dress
Originally Posted by Un-Co
I'm a bit stumped. Got a fancy dress party this weekend and the theme is 'come as your favourite childhood character'. I wanted to go as Penelope Pitstop but no Australians seem to have heard of her!!! Any suggestions (that wont be too much of a mission to find a costume for) are very welcome.
I'm an Aussie and I have heard of her!!
I always preferred Mutley tho
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Re: Childhood favourite fancy dress
Originally Posted by Hels
I'm an Aussie and I have heard of her!!
Wacky Racers were most definitely a regular on Aussie TV when I was a kid (70s) . Im pretty sure that my kids watch it now on Foxtel sometimes as well.
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Re: Childhood favourite fancy dress
Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Me too!!! Dick Darstardly was such a ........ well you know . PP was my favourite, number 5 was my fav number for years & years because of her (OK OK, so its still my fav number, just dont admit to it being because of PP anymore )
Wacky Racers were most definitely a regular on Aussie TV when I was a kid (70s) . Im pretty sure that my kids watch it now on Foxtel sometimes as well.
Wacky Racers were most definitely a regular on Aussie TV when I was a kid (70s) . Im pretty sure that my kids watch it now on Foxtel sometimes as well.
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Re: Childhood favourite fancy dress
Originally Posted by Un-Co
OK - Maybe they were just cartoon uneducated. I'm 28 and my other half as all the others we were chatting about it with are about 2 years younger - maybe thats it! Might go ahead as planned but couldn't be bothered to spend all evening explaining who I was supposed to be!
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Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Ummm, if they are that age they probably werent even born when it was on TV, that's probably why they dont know it - just shows how old I am I guess :scared:
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Re: Childhood favourite fancy dress
Originally Posted by Un-Co
I only just noticed the other day how they never show old cartoons here. I don't think I've seen Tom & Jerry or Donald Duck on TV once in all the time I've been here I use to watch Wacky Races all the time as a kid - I'm toying with the idea of being smurfette now. Don't know if I can be bothered to paint myself blue though (LOL there's a sentence I don't get to use often ).
What colour do smurfs go when they are choking?