Gnomish thoughts

Australia
August 27, 2011 4:15am CST
I have this fantasy of utilising my physical configuration, putting on a big white false beard, dressing in block colours of red and green and wearing boots, then standing in our local park striking gnomish poses, changing position and stance every so often. I wonder how long it would be before they sent for the men in white coats? Or the men in blue coats? Or for the local hoodies to beat me up? Would nice people find me funny ha ha or funny peculiar? Would small children fall about laughing, or run screaming to their mothers/nannies? Would I get green moss slime on me after a week or so. So many questions, so few answers. Lash
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@RawBill1 (8531)
• Gold Coast, Australia
27 Aug 11
I think that you could actually perform this fantasy and get paid for it. You often see those people dressed up as statues or robots or whatever in areas of cities that attract a lot of foot traffic. It is like busking, but easier.
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• Australia
28 Aug 11
This is Panda Spanking, for heaven's sake, everyone has taken me so seriously lol. But I'm not sure Toowoomba is quite ready for something as outre as live statues, so it must remain in the realms of fantasy. Lash
@RawBill1 (8531)
• Gold Coast, Australia
28 Aug 11
Aaaah! See what happens when I respond from my email without going into the discussion first! I totally missed that it was a bit of good old Panda Spanking! Those Pandas have had it too good of late and deserve a good old walloping I reckon. How do you reckon standing in the park in the middle of Toowoomba dressed as a gnome while spanking a panda with a ping pong bat would go down? Surely that must go on all the time there as it does here on the coast?
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• Australia
28 Aug 11
God, NO! That would get the fascists from Wirth's Circus (RSPCA) onto my case, and I think I'd rather be in Guantanamo Bay. Lash
@p1kef1sh (45681)
28 Aug 11
One of the perks of age is the fact that we can get away with such things! Try it and see what happens. The worst is that Her Majesty will provide you with a meal and accommodation!!! Good to see you here. It's been a while.
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
28 Aug 11
I fear that you will be disappointed. The shoal that once was is all but landed. Caught in the gill nets of myLot mediocrity!
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@p1kef1sh (45681)
29 Aug 11
Yir just a dafty.... I lurves yir though. Got cookies?
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• Australia
28 Aug 11
If I find I can no longer exist on the pension I might go for an extended stay at Her Majesty's conveneience, and take up Bill's suggestion and actually spank a panda in public. I'm back in hope that there are more Pikefishes here now, and that the main body of the site is no longer terminally banal. Yeah, yeah, I know, I'm living in fantasyland. Lash
@jennybianca (12912)
• Australia
29 Aug 11
there are some places where this sort of creativity may be appreciated, I think! Rundle Mall, in Adelaide city centre, often attracts creative people eithe performing, acting, singing, miming, dressing up.. whatever. One neeeds council permission to do this. You can even put a tin on the ground and people may donate you money. Now in a local park... hmm.. that's hard to say. a quiet park near where I live, which attracts kids, and dog walkers, I suspect the police would be evnetually called, as parents would think you a weirdo.
@uath13 (8192)
• United States
1 Sep 11
I think It would be amusing. Tell me how it goes. I've been thinking of going overseas & impersonating Budda myself...
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@Sandra1952 (6047)
• Spain
27 Aug 11
Hello, Lash. We had something similar happen here this week. On waste ground near us, a man stood and covered himself in black stuff. Then he spent a couple of hours looking at the sun and holding his arms in different positions. Turned out he was a holidaymaker who had visited the local mud flats, which people say is good for the skin, although I don't fancy it myself. He brought some back in an 8 litre water carrier and did this two mornings running. I thought it was both funny haha and funny peculiar, and I wondered what would happen if the local police drove around while he was doing - whatever he was doing. The police here in Spain don't mess about, if they think you're up to something dodgy, they run you in first and ask questions later - usually much later. Unfortunately for is, but fortunately for the dotty holidaymaker, the police must have been busy elsewhere on those mornings. We still don't know what it was really all about - he looked like he was worshipping the sun or something.
@petersum (4522)
• United States
27 Aug 11
You could probably earn a living by doing that! Here people dress as ancient Greek statues and stand motionless in the street.
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@sharra1 (6340)
• Australia
7 Sep 11
Hmmm interesting. I think the idea is interesting but I fail to see how you would cope with standing so still for so long. Oh dear there I go again, miss practical. I think you would make a good gnome but as to how people would react I have no idea. The men in blue coats do not count. Perhaps they would see you as a new art form and make you famous as the best gnome in the world. I think the kids would like you and see you as a friendly creatures. As to the hoodies I do not think they would beat you up, one look at your physique and they would have to consider the risk that you might strike back putting them on the ground running. Gnomes are tough critters after all.
• Australia
7 Sep 11
Yes, I am Schwarzenegger Gnome, after all. By the way, do you know what a really heavy scene used to be? Any film with Arnie Schwarzenegger lol. Lash You don't have to be stupid to be a conservative, but most conservatives are stupid.