Halloween Costumes?
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I'm going as me if I snapped.
Torn clothes, and a baseball bat. All covered in fake blood.
When someone asks me what my costume is, I'll just tilt my head and say, "What costume?"
Torn clothes, and a baseball bat. All covered in fake blood.
When someone asks me what my costume is, I'll just tilt my head and say, "What costume?"
Not actually my girlfriend and myself, but I hope it turns out like this. [http://www.desktoprating.com/wallpapers/anime-wallpapers-pictures/harley-quinn-joker-wallpaper.jpg]
Gah, you know - if I had more time, I might. As it is I have to go home after work, put on some of the costume, drive a buddy to the airport, go back home and finish dressing, then head to the party.Khell_Sennet said:
Maybe next year I'll go as a steampunk Iron Man. 12 months might be enough time.
I wish Halloween was as big here as in the States and Canada. Over here if you dress up really well for Halloween people look at you like you escaped from Thief 3's Cradle.
Decorations? Trick or Treating? You must be kidding (read with a great deal of sarcasm, I hate this country for not doing this).
Decorations? Trick or Treating? You must be kidding (read with a great deal of sarcasm, I hate this country for not doing this).
The Netherlands. Yeah we have halloween party at a local irish themed pub tonight but I don't expect a lot of great costumes, just some rag tag stuff people picked up during the years in joke shops and whatnot. So yeah I'm not even gonna try, would like to though, but it's so dumb to do your best and no one else gets into it.rossatdi said:
We've done Halloween parties for a couple years. usually someone on staff hosts. We're all dorks here, so it's fun to go a little crazy on costumes. Locally there are also a lot of really big Halloween/costume events too. So sometimes it's fun to get decked out, and head into down with a couple thousand other people dressed up as well.
