Famous Book Characters

[ReddOrDedd]

He can go as one of the lads from Lord of the Flies, all he needs is a pair of dirty undies and a stick.

 

 

And whack a pig's head on the end of that stick. That's a competition winner for sure.

 

You'll pick one up for next to nish off the butcher.

[Stouffer]

The stig, borrow one of Rog's growbags and racing helemets.

 

Sorted.

[She Knows It]

I bet there's not a single kid in that school who'll know who he's meant to be.

 

[RJ Fan club]

I bet there's not a single kid in that school who'll know who he's meant to be.

 

 

My niece would be well jealous of your daughter there.

[Carradona]

You can tel she is Gaz's offspring. Posing for the camera at such an early age!

[L19red]

slap on some fake tan and send him in a pair of undies. Mowgli from the jungle book

[Karl_b]

Is he Mumrah?

 

Does he want to borrow Stouffer's drinking gloves?

[She Knows It]

Is he Mumrah?

 

Does he want to borrow Stouffer's drinking gloves?

 

*shakes head* Karl.

 

Jacob Marley. The same face: the very same. Marley in his pigtail,

usual waistcoat and Everton away socks. The chain he drew was clasped about

his middle. It was long, and wound about him like a tail.

[Flying Pig]

Is he one of Scrooges ghosts?

[Paulie Dangerously]

World book day again Wednesday and I'm locked in a dispute with the woman I work with who think it's weirdthat I'm making a costume for my 2 & 1/2 year old because she's buying her little angel an Incredible Hulk costume for it and it costs under a tenner.

 

I just feel like there's more value and memories to be created by me making a "Funnybones" big Skeleton costume out of bin bags, white insulation tape and cardboard than there is by going to Asda and buying one.  My ma used to make my costumes from scratch and there were some bloody standout ones, the Hunchback of Notre dame stands out.  I always look back fondly on them and recognize the effort. 

 

Any other dads to be frantically crafting the next few nights?

[Trumo]

World book day again Wednesday and I'm locked in a dispute with the woman I work with who think it's weirdthat I'm making a costume for my 2 & 1/2 year old because she's buying her little angel an Incredible Hulk costume for it and it costs under a tenner.

 

I just feel like there's more value and memories to be created by me making a "Funnybones" big Skeleton costume out of bin bags, white insulation tape and cardboard than there is by going to Asda and buying one.  My ma used to make my costumes from scratch and there were some bloody standout ones, the Hunchback of Notre dame stands out.  I always look back fondly on them and recognize the effort. 

 

Any other dads to be frantically crafting the next few nights?

 

That one must have taken some effort.

[Paulie Dangerously]

That one must have taken some effort.

 

I might have a photo somewhere in my ma's will have a look next time I'm found.  It was like a full on costume with an old cushion sewn into the back for the hump.  Brilliant it was. 

[Paulie Dangerously]

[VladimirIlyich]

You've lost wait Paulie. Hope its not the AIDS. RIP YNWA etc.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Awesome skellington, Paulie.

[Captain Turdseye]

That's ace. The decision to go with a dark, dark t-shirt instead of a dark, dark bin bag seems to have payed off.

[Paulie Dangerously]

It's actually an inside out Jack Daniels t-shirt so I'm just gonna sit back and let the social services come round

[Paulie Dangerously]

[Bob]

World book day again Wednesday and I'm locked in a dispute with the woman I work with who think it's weirdthat I'm making a costume for my 2 & 1/2 year old because she's buying her little angel an Incredible Hulk costume for it and it costs under a tenner.

 

I just feel like there's more value and memories to be created by me making a "Funnybones" big Skeleton costume out of bin bags, white insulation tape and cardboard than there is by going to Asda and buying one. My ma used to make my costumes from scratch and there were some bloody standout ones, the Hunchback of Notre dame stands out. I always look back fondly on them and recognize the effort.

 

Any other dads to be frantically crafting the next few nights?

You couldn't be more right Paulie.

 

I was gutted that my little girl changes her mind from wanting to be stick man to being sophie from the BFG.

 

I was looking forward to us making a stick man costume with crepe paper and big roll tubes, but instead she went off this morning with her nightie and a pair of specs.

 

It's what she wanted though so gotta go with it.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

My mate's daughter sent her son to school as "The Dinosaur That Pooped A Planet" complete with bog roll and an emerging planetoid jobbie.

[Total Longo]

My son went to school as Jim Morrison circa 1969, as portrayed in the book "No-one here gets out alive" by Danny Sugarman

 

[Stouffer]

The Ex' sent Rupert and Frank to school dressed as Darth Vader and a Stormtrooper from the well known books; Star Wars.

[SammyAftershave]

A few Cormac McCarthty personifications of evil:

 

The Judge (Blood Meridian)

Lester Ballard (Child of God)

Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men)

 

You'd have to work hard to beat them.

[VladimirIlyich]

A few Cormac McCarthty personifications of evil:

 

The Judge (Blood Meridian)

Lester Ballard (Child of God)

Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men)

 

You'd have to work hard to beat them.

You'd have trouble getting the cattle prod into the school though.

[Furmedge]

My lad loves the Biff, Chip and Kipper books and was obsessed with dressing as Kipper.

 

Here's Kipper;

 

 

Couldn't be swayed. Easiest book day ever.