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Thread ID: 35999	2003-07-28 01:04:00	OT, very OT: ideas for Fear Factor birthday party	robo (205)	Press F1

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163400	2003-07-28 01:04:00	My son's birthday party is on Saturday. with a Fear Factor competition as the main event. I need ideas for things that scare 11year old boys without having to take any to hospital. Ideas so far: - eating jellied lambs tongues, cooked lamb kidneys, lamb hearts. Other disgusting things include anchovies, brussel sprouts, and olives (they are only 11). - running around grabbing flags, in an area covered in fake but convincing dog pooh and vomit (ideas for recipes required, doesn't need to be edible, just smelly, was thinking jellimeat and vegetable mix in the vomit). - seeing who lasts the longest when having their feet tickled with a feather. - kissing an 11yo girl (can't find a volunteer for this one yet). So, any suggestions? As evil as possible, please. robo.	robo (205)
163401	2003-07-28 01:09:00	See how many shots of oyster sauce they can get down without throwing up. It is the most foul thing I have ever had to drink, and it's sooo fun watching other ppl drink it :p	promethius (1998)
163402	2003-07-28 01:33:00	How about tidying up a messy kids bedroom in the quickest time? most kids hate tidying their room, Look out if none of them complete the challenge as you may have to do it your self :D Or you could have a Weetbix challenge? The winners being kids to eat the most in a one minute period,Use dry weetbix of course. Cheers Steve PS:Robo, Fear is obviously not a factor for you! LOL	Steve Askew (119)
163403	2003-07-28 01:38:00	Is this a way to get back at your children for all the sleepless nights they caused as young toddlers ;-) What about things like leaving their feet in a bucket of icey water the longest? Endurance things like that? As for eating bad things... Dog biscuits are edibile.. Ive seen people do it before, and its not as bad as bull testicles, plus a lot easier to come by ;-) Im sure there are worse things that the people's here can come up with though ;-)	Chilling_Silently (228)
163404	2003-07-28 02:53:00	Dry wheatbix, awesome. Like the dog biscuits, too. Keep them coming guys. One plan is crawling through a minefield of vomit and dog pooh with half a raw onion in their mouth, spit it into a bucket then repeat a couple of times. Heh, heh. robo.	robo (205)
163405	2003-07-28 03:13:00	I don't know how edible dog food is but I made a few of my friends eat it, told them it was luncheon, just added some Bread and Watties Sauce and it was all good to them. Until I told them :P	Kame (312)
163406	2003-07-28 03:24:00	You have friends after that Kame? LOL	Pheonix (280)
163407	2003-07-28 03:39:00	It's pretty damn cold most places in NZ at the moment, so if you have a swimming pool you could get them to dive in and grab something from the bottom of the pool. I like the idea of feet in an ice bucket endurance test. Reminds me of that Japanese show where they couldnt go to the toilet and had to keep drinking.	parry (27)
163408	2003-07-28 04:22:00	Hmmmmm kidneys and brussel sprouts, two of my favourite foods :O. - I think eating the most lollies would be a good one, absolutely heaps of them, who can keep eating without stopping/barfing. Could also have the added benefit of them not whinging for more lollies in quite a long time.	-=JM=- (16)
163409	2003-07-28 04:34:00	Guys, I have to send these children home in one piece. I can't have any die of exposure, either. We did suggest they bring a change of clothes on the invitation. We ARE going to give the parents a release form to sign when they drop them off (heh, heh). If we get them to eat heaps of gross stuff first, we'll save heaps on party food. Shame we can't use real doggie doos (someone suggested getting them from the doggie bins at parks, but imagine someone seeing you). Was also considering dead birds for the minefield, but they could be diseased. SO much more fun when you don't have to worry about contestant survival. robo.	robo (205)
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