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Rabidlamb · 31-10-2012 02:13PM #1

I'm taking the kids trick or treating then I'm off to a fancy dress house party.
I've the shell suit, blonde wig, jangly jewelry & big fat cigar sorted.
Am I good to go or have a crossed a line ?.

shopaholic01 · 31-10-2012 02:14PM

I'd say you'll be one of many.

shanec1928 · 31-10-2012 02:14PM

go for it

phasers · 31-10-2012 02:14PM

Not inappropriate, just unoriginal and tired.

And maybe don't wear it trick or treating with the kids....

stop animal cruelty · 31-10-2012 02:15PM

crossed the line imo....l just think it would be very disrespectful for the victims, yeah their not going to see you but l wouldn't find it a laughing matter.

smash · 31-10-2012 02:15PM

It's inappropriate that you own a shell suit.

SunnyDub1 · 31-10-2012 02:16PM

just stay clear of the kids

GavRedKing · 31-10-2012 02:18PM

Why not?

People that get offended by costumes at Halloween are a little bit precious.

When MJ died nearly every other person was MJ, same as the Joker from Batman.

It all depends on what the " in " thing is at the time and there'll be a few Jimmy Saville cpstumes around tonight I'd imagine.

kfallon · 31-10-2012 02:19PM

Rabidlamb wrote: »

I'm taking the kids trick or treating then I'm off to a fancy dress house party.
I've the shell suit, blonde wig, jangly jewelry & big fat cigar sorted.
Am I good to go or have a crossed a line ?.

Are you bringing the kids to the party for that real authentic Saville look?!??!

thee glitz · 31-10-2012 02:21PM

What about just getting some orange hair dye?

smash · 31-10-2012 02:23PM

stop animal cruelty wrote: »

crossed the line imo....l just think it would be very disrespectful for the victims, yeah their not going to see you but l wouldn't find it a laughing matter.

Announcing that you're offended is just another way to tell people that you can't control your own emotions.

starbelgrade · 31-10-2012 02:24PM

If you want to dress up as someone who likes to put their hand up young birds without offending anyone, just go as Rod Hull.

gobnaitolunacy · 31-10-2012 02:27PM

Go as Hitler, like any normal person.

kfallon · 31-10-2012 02:28PM

starbelgrade wrote: »

If you want to dress up as someone who likes to put their hand up young birds without offending anyone, just go as Rod Hull.

Jaysus I hope for the OP's sake nothing happens to the house ariel while he's there

:pac:

super_furry · 31-10-2012 02:29PM

I saw two at the weekend. It's an easy costume - shell suit, blond wig, fake gold chains and cigar.

Agricola · 31-10-2012 02:30PM

Rabidlamb wrote: »

I'm taking the kids trick or treating then I'm off to a fancy dress house party.
I've the shell suit, blonde wig, jangly jewelry & big fat cigar sorted.
Am I good to go or have a crossed a line ?.

Appropriate.... probably not. Funny......I think so!

pappyodaniel · 31-10-2012 02:31PM

A mate of mine got a box into the jaw for wearing a Jimmy Saville costume. Some overly sensitive buffoon took it upon himself to attack my friend for wearing a costume of a monster on Halloween. :rolleyes:

stop animal cruelty · 31-10-2012 02:51PM

smash wrote: »

Announcing that you're offended is just another way to tell people that you can't control your own emotions.

can't control my emotions?....Whatever :cool:

YFlyer · 31-10-2012 02:56PM

You may be mistaken for Mick Wallace :eek:

gallag · 31-10-2012 03:01PM

Sure people dress up as Gary glitter, m Jackson and priests all the time.

ejmaztec · 31-10-2012 03:04PM

Where can I get a "Rabidlamb'll Fix It" t-shirt?

Yamanoto · 31-10-2012 03:07PM

phasers wrote: »

Not inappropriate, just unoriginal and tired.

Yeah, better to go as a lesser known sex offender, a paedophile's paedophile.

31-10-2012 03:28PM

Was at a part last night, there were 4 of them !

PaddyORuadhan · 31-10-2012 03:29PM

I heard off a mate of mine in the UK about a friend of hers, who went out at the weekend with the GF....

He was Jimmy Saville, the GF dressed as a schoolgirl...

Very iappropriate but so tasteless its funny

wendell borton · 31-10-2012 03:47PM

Roger said he would have stepped down from his Children in Need role if Savile had been involved.
He said: “A guy with a big cigar in his mouth, a string vest, who is covered in gold chains and trinkets — is this really the guy who we want to become a hero for kids?
“I had no evidence but I found that his behaviour was very strange.

http://thestar.ie/star/savile-was-banned-from-children-in-need/

Good description for your costume.

31-10-2012 03:53PM

Just don't trick any kids into treating you.

3GAINSBOROUGH · 31-10-2012 03:54PM

Rabidlamb wrote: »

I'm taking the kids trick or treating then I'm off to a fancy dress house party.
I've the shell suit, blonde wig, jangly jewelry & big fat cigar sorted.
Am I good to go or have a crossed a line ?.

Can I come and watch you get smacked in the face?

DylanII · 31-10-2012 03:54PM

Hey,

Can someone tell me what everyone on the radio is talking about with regards to Ballyfermot tonight. Anytime they are talking about it I just catch the end.

What are people saying is going to happen?

Big Nasty · 31-10-2012 03:55PM

There'll be killins' Joe!

3GAINSBOROUGH · 31-10-2012 03:55PM

PaddyORuadhan wrote: »

I heard off a mate of mine in the UK about a friend of hers, who went out at the weekend with the GF....

He was Jimmy Saville, the GF dressed as a schoolgirl...

Very iappropriate but so tasteless its funny

Gas craic.

Korvanica · 31-10-2012 03:56PM

Something about bonfires and if you are in Ballyfermot not to bother calling cops or fire brigade because the emergency services don't want to be stabbed :pac:

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