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Endorset in Dorset, 2009!

Are you going to Endorse It this year?


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It's option c for you. But clearly options a & b for the poor lad himself. :(

nah i reckon he will like it, its once they reach sort 4-5ish that they become more aware of what other people think. The little boy dressed as Bo Peep last year had reached that age, he still looked good though.

Dress for the foal!!! :)
 
I was bullied into it. I know what it's like. :(

I won't bully him. If he doesn't want to wear a dress, I won't force him but I hope that he'll see everyone wearing them and want to join in. I'm going to the charity shop later to see what I can find us to wear :D
 
C – and make sure it's frilly :cool:

I almost wish I was taking Skimboy now, just to dress him up. But I can parade him around Herne Hill in a camisole anytime.
 
ooooh :cool::oops::D
Scrumpy Sunday
In celebration of all things Westcountry, we are proud to announce Scrumpy Sunday, hosted by Dorset Lovelies Who’s Afear’d. The event will take place on the third stage, (which is now situated in the Wig-on Casino) on the Sunday afternoon. Expect traditional Scrumpy ( none of they fizzy nonsense), great bands with which to drink a drop of the golden stuff, drink awareness schemes and plenty of off the wall comedy action from the hosts. This is also Ladies Day – a chance to dress up in a pretty frock, drink scrumpy and no-one bat an eyelid – the two events go hand in hand - quite perfect really. More details – but not too many - will be released nearer the time
 
i was going to wear a dress last year, but tried on the one i had lying around and it was far too tight and potentially offensive.

so this year i'll make sure i get a good one before hand :D
 
i was going to wear a dress last year, but tried on the one i had lying around and it was far too tight and potentially offensive.

so this year i'll make sure i get a good one before hand :D

:D i remember tanky saying it was the sort of thing only she should see :eek::oops::D
 
OMG - I have got the foal the most fabulous dress from one of my local charity shops. It's peach satin, with lace, bows, flowers and petticoats. :D :D :D

It's going to be hard to find something for me that does it justice
 
:cool: i need to find a dress with a pocket for the hip flask so i dont have to lug a bag round with me.

Get an apron. Probably enough space for a piece of fruit and a packet of fags, too.

Why more people aren't wearing aprons to festivals is a mystery to me.
 
OMG - I have got the foal the most fabulous dress from one of my local charity shops. It's peach satin, with lace, bows, flowers and petticoats. :D :D :D

It's going to be hard to find something for me that does it justice

It will only count as child cruelty if you take photos and the show them to his future girlfriends or use them as humorous posters on his 18th birthday .
 
ooooh :D


Scrumpy Sunday
In celebration of all things Westcountry, we are proud to announce Scrumpy Sunday, hosted by Dorset Lovelies Who’s Afear’d. The event will take place on the third stage, (which is now situated in the Wig-on Casino) on the Sunday afternoon. Expect traditional Scrumpy ( none of they fizzy nonsense), great bands with which to drink a drop of the golden stuff, drink awareness schemes and plenty of off the wall comedy action from the hosts. This is also Ladies Day – a chance to dress up in a pretty frock, drink scrumpy and no-one bat an eyelid – the two events go hand in hand - quite perfect really. More details – but not too many - will be released nearer the time

We saw Who's Afear'd on the Bandstage Stage at Glastonbury (we had Scrumpy on us at the time! :p ) and they were FAB, I know Endorse It people rate that band big time and now that I've seen them at last, I understand exactly why :D

Scrumpy = All Good. None of that dressing up nonsense though :p
 
Get an apron. Probably enough space for a piece of fruit and a packet of fags, too.

Why more people aren't wearing aprons to festivals is a mystery to me.

This is a quality idea, real practical. Alternatively, those multi pocketted/zipped money aprons that market traders use would also work very well ... we were wearing them when on money handling duties on some of our shifts at Glasto, and they did the business :cool:
 
This is a quality idea, real practical. Alternatively, those multi pocketted/zipped money aprons that market traders use would also work very well ... we were wearing them when on money handling duties on some of our shifts at Glasto, and they did the business :cool:

Where can one buy a 'multi pocketed/zipped money apron'?

I want!
 
I'd love to have gone, but I can nay afford it. Sour times. :(

Holed up in the stinking smoke while everyone else gets to skip around in the daisies with rabbits and badgers in sun-bleached Dorset pastures off their faces on mephedrone and ket by night and pissed up on local ale by day to a soundtrack of shit hot music...nuuuuuuh. :(

*Goes away to commit suicide by window shopping in Penge*
 
Getting there and back

I was about to hire a car yesterday, but wondered if anyone had any lifts they could offer?

I may end up getting a car anyway because I might want to get back on Sunday night, but if anyone has some space either on the way or on the way back, get in touch :)

As for the aprons, I see a business opportunity, and will be visiting the Dragon's Den soon with my "festipron" garments for Mr Bannatyne's approving gaze :cool:
 
I'd love to have gone, but I can nay afford it. Sour times. :(

Holed up in the stinking smoke while everyone else gets to skip around in the daisies with rabbits and badgers in sun-bleached Dorset pastures off their faces on mephedrone and ket by night and pissed up on local ale by day to a soundtrack of shit hot music...nuuuuuuh. :(

*Goes away to commit suicide by window shopping in Penge*


you forgot to mention the turnip clamps
 
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