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WTFH replied

3 March 2023, 17:32
Originally posted by eek View Post

???? the Battle of Hastings was in Battle....

Jesus, Mary & Joseph and the wee donkey, don't you do cultural references?
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eek replied

3 March 2023, 17:20
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

H as in Hastings, like the battle. But I didn't float up the Lagan in a bubble.

???? the Battle of Hastings was in Battle....
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WTFH replied

3 March 2023, 17:15
Originally posted by sadkingbilly View Post

H as in WGAFF?

H as in Hastings, like the battle. But I didn't float up the Lagan in a bubble.
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d000hg replied

3 March 2023, 16:46
Seems appropriate to go as a character from book mostly fictional.
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SueEllen replied

3 March 2023, 15:31
Originally posted by sadkingbilly View Post

H as in WGAFF?

Don't be horrible about a 3 year old.
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sadkingbilly replied

3 March 2023, 15:29
H as in WGAFF?
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SueEllen replied

3 March 2023, 15:27
H as in Harry.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/u...-book-26367983

A three-year-old boy has been transformed into Prince Harry, complete with an oversized copy of his memoir Spare, for World Book Day. The annual event to encourage reading sees children across the country dress as book characters.

Ellis Wright has dressed as the Duke of Sussex thanks to mum Melissa's handiwork. Melissa used children's hair spray and face paint to create the ginger hair and a beard for Ellis's first World Book Day at preschool, reports The Mirror.
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milanbenes started a topic H

1 March 2023, 05:08
H

the H in Hello
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