Forum Badges

[Spiky Steve]

I'm not sure if this has been suggested before and apologies if it has.

I really struggle to work who everyone is. I think some others do too. T-shirts at the forum gathering on weekenders are great but people only wear them for a short time.

How about badges as an alternative? Badges could worn at freestyles and all weekend much more easily.

If so does anybody have any ideas or know where to get a kit to make them?

Spiky

[martingold]

How about badges as an alternative? Badges could worn at freestyles and all weekend much more easily.
Spiky

it might help but i am not sure if people would want pin on badges for their good clothes

[David Bailey]

I'm not sure if this has been suggested before and apologies if it has.

Many times.

I really struggle to work who everyone is.

Why do you want to know?

[ducasi]

Badges have been suggested before – and they even happened at a few events in the past.

The problem is getting people to want to wear them. Especially once you know a fair number of forum people, where's the motivation to wear a badge that could be ruining your clothes and making you look weird?

[Genevieve]

You could always wear a hat to make you stand out from everbody el......oh

[fletch]

it might help but i am not sure if people would want pin on badges for their good clothes

I bought Silver Fox a badge with 'Foxy' on it he wore it on a lovely 'T' shirt at Hammersmith, he came over at the end of the night to show me it had been ripped off and there was a unreaparaible big hole. I don't think it s a good idea.

[Trousers]

. . . . it had been ripped off . . . .

Did he get her number though?

[fletch]

Did he get her number though?

i'm not been drawing in

[Jay Jay]

What about a wristband, either like the ones that are worn at weekenders or the rubber type used for promoting charities.........wouldn't ruin your clothes and can be easily spotted.

[fletch]

What about a wristband, either like the ones that are worn at weekenders or the rubber type used for promoting charities.........wouldn't ruin your clothes and can be easily spotted.

you'v just reminded me them flippin wrist bands they were leathal so may people got there hair caught in them, scratched, they need a re think


a wrist bands wont help with who they are just that there someone,

[martingold]

What about a wristband, either like the ones that are worn at weekenders or the rubber type used for promoting charities.........wouldn't ruin your clothes and can be easily spotted.

now come on jay jay your very easily spotted (i just kneel down and there you are ) oh oh i know i will be in trouble for that one