I’m Going As A Turkey

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costume

Available  at Tuthills today.

Fancy dress from the last Willenium

Some Dad writes:

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21 thoughts on “I’m Going As A Turkey

  1. ahjayzis

    Did that solve that little design flaw where all these adorable little cozzies are a spark away from turning your little chizzler into a mini-bonfire if someone isn’t careful with a sparkler / cig?

      1. Oh Dear

        That’s one of the most horrific stories I’ve read in years.

        Shows how sociopathic you are for having it ‘crack you up’.

  2. Goosey Lucy

    I really am v put out by people who all fancy dress attire to be Halloween appropriate- for me it has to be scary/menacing/dark, dressing up as (REDACTED) would fall into the category, for example, whereas dressing as a cowboy would not.

      1. Goosey Lucy

        Firstly, I wasn’t attempting humour- I actually do find him menacing.
        Secondly- by virtue of his own actions, he might as well have named himself.
        Thirdly- you called yourself Jonotti.

        What’s your excuse?

          1. Kieran NYC

            Actually, Broadsheet. If you even allow trolls who publicly admit their trolling and ‘characters’ purely designed to piss people off, no wonder the place has descended into such toxicity and vitriol. Hope it’s worth the page views.

  3. Bodger

    Sorry KieranNYC, until jonotti revealed himself above we had no idea he was operating under alternative noms de plume.

    1. Oh Dear

      I’m not talking about his previous aliases. Everyone knows he was Jock and Bonotti. Aliases come, aliases go. Fair enough.

      What he has admitted to is adopting personas and ‘characters’ in order to troll. If people start doing that, then what’s the point?

      That’s not debating with other Irish people with opposing points of view. That’s being in a echo chamber with sociopaths.

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