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| CampFreddy
Goose June 2004
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Topic: Why does Fred Harris wear a dress? - 200304281327 |
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never wore one on Play School. Did the BBC prevent him from expressing
himself in the way he felt most comfortable, for fear of perverting the
children with such gender-blurring notions? Why does Fred Harris wear a
dress? And for that matter, why does Bad Influence wear a dress? Moreover,
is there any great significance to the outfits? Berlin, Yoni, Bad Influence
and Fred all wear similar outfits of different colours - black, white,
red and blue. Clearly there is some relevence to theseoutfits, but what?
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| QueenPaté
Zen Flamencoist December 2001
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Topic: Why does Fred Harris wear a dress? - 200304301746 |
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guess he finds it comfy. It's pretty short so it's not like it's very restricting,
and it probably lets the air at his bits. So the question for me is: what
does he wear underneath?
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| DarthPat
Postman of the Appocalypse April 2001
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Topic: Why does Fred Harris wear a dress? - 200305041234 |
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don't know why they wear the dresses. I guess it's some sort of uniform
in that dimension, or wherever it is. Or just the fashion of the day. Berlin's
dress isn't mentioned in the script, I don't think, so maybe it's not as
important as the others'. Theirs are red, white and blue which is liberty,
egality and fraternity, innit? Clutching at straws.
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| Leon_1138
Observer April 2001
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Topic: Why does Fred Harris wear a dress? - 200305070117 |
| It's something to do with a personification of the emotions or conscience or something, but I forget exactly what. SJ got the idea from some woman at a party. I guess Bad Influence is exactly that, so maybe Yoni is Good Influence, and Fred is... well, I don't know. Ibet SJ's forgotten too. | |
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