You Say, We Pie! My rip-off phone-in game show!

[BillShipton]

BTW the green slime used in the film is Gelli Baff! We thought we'd test it as a gunge first by making up a bucket of it.

It is a very unusual consistency and extremely strong in that a small amount can turn a bucket of water into a crunchy green mass! However if you keep adding water and stirring, you can reach something in texture very similar to wallpaper paste (that sploshing substance beloved by many before the days of natrasol)! A packet makes two bucketfuls.

We also cheated by adding poster paint to it to bump up the colour but other than that it is as it comes out of the pack. It washes off instantly. It doesn't work as well as natrasol for gunge but it is cheaper and can be made into a firm potato-like mash if you want.

Just thought you'd like to know!

[Sploshman]

Love the pics Gilly

Brill as ever

[welshcakes]

Man, I'm there! Gilly, you are soooo hot!

[pieclown]

[Being a trendy woman-about-Brighton, I'm guessing Gilly is using "guys" in the American unisex way. Being a middle-aged trollop-about-anywhere -south-of-London, I never use phrases like that. As if! Go figure! ]

HI Ya' All,

Now yer tinkin' ya good english nowenn. Maaay be so.. know as a boefide yandee doo dol dandanier, gotto say that

HI GUYS] is not strictly and American way of speaking.

In the some languages when referencing many people the language defaults to a plural of the masculine. In Spanish a group of boys is referred to as los ninos, a group of girls las ninas, but a group of kids both genders, los ninos

Not trying to start a fight, unless it is a food fight. Hayley, Gilly, Clown Julie and I in a mass mess.




OHH BABY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Be still my beating ??

Well just wanted to add some little funny from this clown.