Pier Review’s online knobbly knees competition
COMPO HAS NOW CLOSED
Hi-de-Hi campers,
“It’s your genial camp host here, and when I say camp*…”
You know at the start of Goodfellas when Henry Hill says “as far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster” – well it’s like that with us and running the entertainment at a holiday camp in the ‘50s.
And the next best thing is to run a knobbly knees competition on the internet. And it’s simple:
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Tweet us a picture (of your knees), accentuating the knobbliness: @PierReview #knobblyknees
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- <li “>Post a picture on
Facebook in the comments on this post
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- Do it before 12 noon on 12 Feb.
- 4. Profit.
The top three, as judged by us, will win a copy of Pier Review. We’ll share all the entries here.
By the way, have you noticed the third prize winner here isn’t even showing his knees? You have do, get rolling those trousers.
*Danny even won the ‘Prince of the Camp’ competition at Southport Pontins in 1988.
Jon was voted the ‘14th Most Influential Person in the West Midlands’ in 2008. Subsequently he has not been placed. He’s been a football referee, venetian blind maker, cellar man, and a losing Labour council candidate: “No, no chance. A complete no-hoper” said a spoilt ballot. Jon wrote and directed the first ever piece of drama performed on Twitter when he persuaded a cast including MPs and journalists to give over their timelines to perform Twitpanto. But all that is behind him.
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