Ever walked around with a blaneket on your shoulders and felt like Darth Vader?

Voltex

I just love the way he walks with a cape..it just looks sooooo cool...have you ever felt the force wearing a blanket on your shoulders?

CrazyRabbit

The weirdness is strong with this one.

4zn76tysfajdxp

I don't even know what a "blaneket" is.

stripysocks85

NO, but as a youngster when struggling to take my top/jumper off, I used let it hang around my head and pretend I was a nun ............

DenMan

No. I've never done that before.

Voltex

Angelina Unkempt Tanner wrote: »

I don't even know what a "blaneket" is.

Have a guess!

Pushtrak

I used to feel like I was Batman.

Then I turned 6.

number10a

stripysocks85 wrote: »

NO, but as a youngster when struggling to take my top/jumper off, I used let it hang around my head and pretend I was a nun ............

I think we all did that! :rolleyes: No, Darth Vader doesn't come to mind. Sticking with the religious topic, I think I always feel like a robed up Pope when I'm carrying my blanket around on my shoulders.

brummytom

Naaah I always felt like Superman with a blanket on my shoulders.
I'd sometimes use a blanket/sheet to dress as a priest to say mass in the living room when I couldn't find one of my dad's old shirts

mud

No, but when I was a kid I'd have a vest on (but with only one arm through the sleeve) and a pair of knickers pretending to be Jane from Tarzan. traversing from the back of the couch to the carpet going: aaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhheeeeyaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyaaw

Voltex

brummytom wrote: »

Naaah I always felt like Superman with a blanket on my shoulders.
I'd sometimes use a blanket/sheet to dress as a priest to say mass in the living room when I couldn't find one of my dad's old shirts

ok...thats just weird!

Biggins

Lost his way this one has, our young Padiwan.

Voltex

Biggins wrote: »

Lost his way this one has, our young Padiwan.

Better than the "are you ok with gays" thread!!!

Biggins

Voltex wrote: »

Better than the "are you ok with gays" thread!!!

Yet in the depths of darkness, our Padiwan sees some light that some day might bring new hope to our sleeping world.

Pushtrak

Voltex wrote: »

Better than the "are you ok with gays" thread!!!

Oh, yes, because this thread has far more cultural and day to day implications.

Voltex

Pushtrak wrote: »

Oh, yes, because this thread has far more cultural and day to day implications.

Myabe you missed http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=21 forum?

dolliemix

I used to wear a teatowel on my head to pretend I had long hair when I was younger. My mum used to give me clips and hairbands to accessorise. So this does not seem strange to me

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

I walk around with a twoel tied around my waist and try NOT to feel like a Sumo wrestler.

Biggins

dolliemix wrote: »

I used to wear a teatowel on my head to pretend I had long hair when I was younger. My mum used to give me clips and hairbands to accessorise. So this does not seem strange to me

:eek:

Pushtrak

Voltex wrote: »

Myabe you missed http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=21 forum?

Hm, I don't think "All things non-work related" = "All things nonsense related".

dolliemix

I knew if I hung around the internet long enough I'd meet my match!!:p

Edit : soulmate

brummytom

Voltex wrote: »

ok...thats just weird!

Why?!

I'd dress as a priest, my brother would be the altar server. I'd stick a blanket over the table in the living room, put it in the middle of the room. A cook-book reader/holder on top to put the Bible in, some candles lit, and for the host either bread (ripped up, rolled into a ball then flattened) or Milkyway buttons.

I was a strange child actually. Used to do shows for mom and dad every week or so, with a full song and dance routine, some jokes, a book reading and a bit of acting.

citizen_p

usually these threads arent so specific....maybe somthing like...
"weird things you like to do"
i like to walk around like vader what do you do

Biggins

dolliemix wrote: »

I knew if I hung around the internet long enough I'd meet my match!!:p

Edit : soulmate

Reminds me of two sayings.

1. Birds of a kind stick together
and
2. Fools seldom differ!



:pac:

Voltex

brummytom wrote: »

Why?!

I'd dress as a priest, my brother would be the altar server. I'd stick a blanket over the table in the living room, put it in the middle of the room. A cook-book reader/holder on top to put the Bible in, some candles lit, and for the host either bread (ripped up, rolled into a ball then flattened) or Milkyway buttons.

I was a strange child actually. Used to do shows for mom and dad every week or so, with a full song and dance routine, some jokes, a book reading and a bit of acting.

Coming to the end of your post I actually got the creeps!!

dolliemix

brummytom wrote: »

Why?!

I'd dress as a priest, my brother would be the altar server. I'd stick a blanket over the table in the living room, put it in the middle of the room. A cook-book reader/holder on top to put the Bible in, some candles lit, and for the host either bread (ripped up, rolled into a ball then flattened) or Milkyway buttons.

I was a strange child actually. Used to do shows for mom and dad every week or so, with a full song and dance routine, some jokes, a book reading and a bit of acting.

Lol..I love this post!

My older brothers to give me wafers in the shape of communion and re-enact the whole communion thing before I made my first communion.

G_R

brummytom wrote: »

I wasam a strange child actually. Used to do shows for mom and dad every week or so, with a full song and dance routine, some jokes, a book reading and a bit of acting.

With this and the whole x's to your friends thing, im starting to figure out your whole lack of female interaction.

Biggins

Voltex wrote: »

Coming to the end of your post I actually got the creeps!!

LOL
Thats what ya get for opening Pandoras box!


:rolleyes: Wait for it, wait for it....

brummytom

dannym08 wrote: »

With this and the whole x's to your friends thing, im starting to figure out your whole lack of female interaction.

There's nothing wrong with that!!

Voltex

he just moves sooo cool.....2 creepy cool things in one..never under estimate the power of the dark side!

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

brummytom wrote: »

Why?!

I'd dress as a priest, my brother would be the altar server. I'd stick a blanket over the table in the living room, put it in the middle of the room. A cook-book reader/holder on top to put the Bible in, some candles lit, and for the host either bread (ripped up, rolled into a ball then flattened) or Milkyway buttons.

I was a strange child actually. Used to do shows for mom and dad every week or so, with a full song and dance routine, some jokes, a book reading and a bit of acting.

Ok.... that just VERY ****ing weird.

dolliemix

Just be careful though because a guy up the road got a superman suit for Christmas when we were younger. He put it on and tried to fly down the stairs and broke his arm

bluto63

I always pretended to be superman.
Another one, how many of you used to jump around on the furniture pretending the floor was made of lava?

docmol

Voltex wrote: »

I just love the way he walks with a cape..it just looks sooooo cool...have you ever felt the force wearing a blanket on your shoulders?

Only when wearing a luminous condom!

brummytom

dolliemix wrote: »

Lol..I love this post!

My older brothers to give me wafers in the shape of communion and re-enact the whole communion thing before I made my first communion.

I got sent to the head dinnerlady at school (Edna.. she only had 8 fingers, scary woman) for pretending my Walkers ready salted crisps were communion wafers. Got in to big big trouble for it, was told I was a terrible boy and was going to hell

number10a

bluto63 wrote: »

I always pretended to be superman.
Another one, how many of you used to jump around on the furniture pretending the floor was made of lava?

I love(d) doing that!!!!

dolliemix

brummytom wrote: »

I got sent to the head dinnerlady at school (Edna.. she only had 8 fingers, scary woman) for pretending my Walkers ready salted crisps were communion wafers. Got in to big big trouble for it, was told I was a terrible boy and was going to hell

Actually my brothers were p***ks cos they told me I'd have to tell the priest I'd been doing that when I went for my first confession. I was sh*ting myself and didn't tell the priest in the end. When I came back they were asking me how many prayers I had to say etc. They got it out of me that I didn't tell the priest and kept reminding me for years after that God would always remember that I lied in my first confession and blackmailed me for years by saying they'd tell mum and dad. They got a lot of club milks and the chocolate flakes from the 99s out of me for that!

pearliefan

not so much darth vader, but I feel powerful when I do this:cool:

Voltex

pearliefan wrote: »

not so much darth vader, but I feel powerful when I do this:cool:

#

Search your feelings.....I feel the conflict within you!!!

TheKells

bluto63 wrote: »

I always pretended to be superman.
Another one, how many of you used to jump around on the furniture pretending the floor was made of lava?

Was I the only one who pretended it was the sea and that Jaws would eat me if I fell into the sea/onto the floor!

I still don't like having my feet on the floor when watching Jaws

mr biazzi

I've never actually watched star wars.

ashyle

I got one of those slankets for christmas

mr biazzi

cool.. can you tie up the back side of it? wear it backwards you got a cape.

Super-Rush

No i've never pretended to be Darth Vader but i used to tuck my 'vegetables' between my legs and pretend i was a woman.

dolliemix wrote: »

I used to wear a teatowel on my head to pretend I had long hair when I was younger. My mum used to give me clips and hairbands to accessorise. So this does not seem strange to me

Ha ha my sister used to do the very same thing.

davyjose

I heard MJ walked around with Blanket wrapped round his shoulders and felt like a not-so-dark invader...

CrazyRabbit

dolliemix wrote: »

Just be careful though because a guy up the road got a superman suit for Christmas when we were younger. He put it on and tried to fly down the stairs and broke his arm

Pfft...everyone knows you need pixie dust and happy thoughts before you can fly! Silly friend.

Smyth

Ah god yeah!!

Then create a faux hood with the blanket to achieve the "dark side" effect...waving your hand commanding your family; "you want to make me tea"

I sleep under the stairs now

BluesBerry

dolliemix wrote: »

I used to wear a teatowel on my head to pretend I had long hair when I was younger. My mum used to give me clips and hairbands to accessorise. So this does not seem strange to me

Lol I did the same but used wool tied to hair the mammy had her heart broken trying to get out the knots also I used to pretend I was She-Ra had a plastic sword an all great times

Biggins

This thread is just getting stranger and stranger LOL

ashyle

mr biazzi wrote: »

cool.. can you tie up the back side of it? wear it backwards you got a cape.

Wearing it backwards, it's a run of the mill robe... and the back is slightly exposed...like a hospital gown? cosy as hell though, €8 in Penneys

Voltex

I was sure the majority of blanket wearers thoughtd they felt like Darth Vader.
Batman/Superman never even entered my mind...let alone a priest saying lets pretend Mass!