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Hi, I said on another post that I was prepared to get messy with molasses on Friday, but I decided to do it tonight instead. I decided also to add custard as a bit of a contrast because my shorts were dark blue so I thought the custard would show up well.
As I mentioned previously when I was at senior school all my mates had these shiny adidas shorts, but I didn't and when I was old enough to buy my own clothes they had stopped making them.
I now have a couple of pairs of these shorts I bought off good old e-bay, this is the first time I have got these messy.
Some of the more observant of you will notice a long time ago in a post on clothes ripping that I put a picture of me in a pair of pale blue shorts, ripping them up. It must be said that actually that pair of shorts were no good for anything else as they had no elastic left in them, and they were already splitting when I aquired them, so I simply ripped them before throwing them away.
The pair I wore tonight are in excellent condition, and still are as they cleaned up well (see last picture)

These particular shorts are great to get messy in and feel great when wet, I love 'em!!

Now for the pics.(sorry they are a bit dark)

Ooh, molasses looks nice! Where did you get it?!

I love them sorts too. I got a bit obscessed with wanting different colours so i have loads now lol.
Excellent with a pie or gunge down them they feel great.

Shiny shorts... just remembered that I have some pics of these kicking about... dont want to hijack the thread so I wont post any but I will go search for them now and might put them up on Messy Angel if I can find 'em.

Seem to recall they looked great all messed up

Thanks for the replies,

Eden, I got the molasses from an animal-feed/country store near me. You could probably get it from anywhere that sells horse-food or animal feeds, the stuff I got is sold as a horse-feed suppliment and cost £7 for a 5-litre container. It may be cheaper in other places, but near me we don't have any other shops that sell things like this.
Although it sounds expensive, you would be surprised as I got really messy yesterday with only half a litre, when you work that out it comes to about 70pence worth.
And it washes away with warm soapy water no problem.


gungejim, I agree with you as I also keep looking for different colours of shorts, although I wouldn't wear them out in the street!

Miss T, hoping you can find the pics, would like to see them.

Those athletic/running style shorts do feel SPECTACULAR when wet and messy, super slippery. I actually threw on my black pair (nonshiny) toward the end of my session yesterday too!

Couple of pics of mine for you

Excellent pictures there, there just isn't enough messy sports-wear around. Never mind seeing business suits and formal wear messy, what about messy lycra leggings and shiny football shirts getting sploshed!

Jim, sure I recognise at least one of those pics

Ok wampony, Had a little hunt around my hard drives and found these ....

Nice pics MissT thanks for finding them. I agree wampony we need to see more messy sports-wear.

That reminds me i had some messy pics of me in a tracky bottoms from years ago when i lived with my parents.

Dont know where they have gone??? Maybe mum has found them

Oooo, excellent pictures Miss T, I like them.
Thanks for posting them here.

Found another pic thought i would throw on of one of my messy sessions with the lovely Honey B.
Might even post a few from the session if any was interested?

gungejim wrote:Found another pic thought i would throw on of one of my messy sessions with the lovely Honey B.
Might even post a few from the session if any was interested?

Interested....of course.....

Yeah... Definitely...

Looks like a good session, I bet those white shorts have been scarred for life with that mess on them, I would like to see more pics of that set.

By the way I now have another two pairs to add to my collection and to test out with some gunge in them, when I have time