#19

Snail or Badger.

#20

In 1988 so many places ran out of red noses. They were usually sold in Woolworths and Oxfam but they all ran out that year. They weren’t expecting such a high demand on their inaugural year.

#21

Don’t remember any after 1993 tbh

#22

If I was that old I would tell you that I had to wear a table tennis ball painted with nail varnish that year. I think Blue Peter showed how to make them.

#23

You know what they say, if you can remember red nose day 1994, you weren’t really there

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#24

Yeah. I remember a lot of improvisations that year.

#25

2005 for me. totes.

#26

I definitely remember being involved in a class detention after flinging a number of 2001 red noses round a classroom during Maths.

#27

Fucking swizz

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#28

swizztastic

#29

Although the robin is mine

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#30

i think i had the 1997 but can’t believe it was as long ago as 1997

#31

Ahaha

#32

I had to dress up as Hale or Pace at School Pantomime along with my mate Steve. But the make-up lady (probably a TA in retrospect) gave us both moustaches so nobody knew who we were other than small boys in suits. Still got a (sympathy?) laugh though.

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#33

Laughing at my children’s pain? A new low!

#34

Egg Yolk '95 was good

#35

Explanations of all the designs here http://www.mgtdesign.co.uk/world-news/history-red-nose-day/

#36

Does anybody remember red noses for cars? Like a big red nose you put on your car.

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#37

Every Transit had one, great laugh. LOL that plumber’s got a big red blob on his van, TEEHEE

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#38

For the first red nose day my school held a top of the pops (young folk, look it up) event. As part of it I was on stage in front of all the pupils performing Blame It On The Boogie by Big Fun ( young folk, look it up).
It was the first of two times in my life when I have felt like a pop star.