Fund raising for Kershaw's Hospice. A treat for all you custard afficianados: liberal use of custard on a variety of victims, both pouring it on and throwing custard pies.
Staff at Fidgets Pre-School and Nursery getting wet for charity.
These pictures are from a British TV programme called "I'm a Celebrity....Get Me Out of Here". One of the contestants, Ruthie Henshall, is in a pillory dressed as a jester. She has to read out jokes and her fellow contestant has to find the punchlines, which are concealed in barrels of various disgusting substances. If he fails to find the correct punchline, Ruthie has rotten tomatoes poured on her from an overhead chute. This happens frequently. Ruthie had a total of 225kg of rotten tomatoes dumped on her during this task.
Teachers at Beaminster School getting the wet sponge treatment.
A pink pillory at Laya Healthcare's City Spectacular. That's so last season.
A less peaceful interlude at the Leamington Peace Festival.
From the UK version of Big Brother. One of the attention-seeking egotists is put in a pillory and has buckets of gunge poured over her. What's not to like?
A garden party somewhere in the UK.
St James Church in Rowledge UK has its own method of redeeming sinners.
The good villagers of Gower in Wales have apprehended a witch. Her protests that she did not blight
the leek crop go unheeded.
These are from a skydiving club, where Monica (for it is she) is being disciplined for making a bad landing.
A charity fund-raising event in the UK.
Here are some vidcaps from an Australian TV programme called "Genie Down Under". A demonstration of close up tomato work.
“I suppose you think this is funny?”
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“Maybe this will fix my split ends?”
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“I've never been so humiliated in my life” |
“Uh oh......I spoke too soon” |
“Mmmmppppffffhhhhh!!!” |
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Last modified 30 March 2024.