what were you for halloween

truespode

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• Nov 1, 2007

• #26

I went as a tired old man... wait... I didn't go anywhere except grocery shopping and my g/f house. But I looked like a very tired and very old man... just as I planned to be for Halloween.

Ivan

 

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Rotorranch

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• #27

The Kid went as an orange highway barrel. Here he's trying out the costume.

Rotor

 

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justalonewolf007

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• #28

I helped run a haunted house for/with the local Tae Kwon Do gym, and wore a black cloak that had huge dangling sleeves. I had one of those faceless black hoods too, with a big spiked collar.

I was a "black spikey collared wraith."

We filled up the room with fog and other things like that, and then when the kids came in thinking they were going to simply receive candy, we snapped off the lights and chased them around the room. With the fog and no lights, visibility was roughly 4 feet.

The problem with this is that my cloak was adult sized (and I am "fun sized" [y'know like the candy bar]). I can't count the number of times that I fell, or other people stepped on my cloak and made me fall.

As a really funny side note, one poor child decided to pretend that he wasn't scared, and began giving attitude to all of us (y'know the 7-8 year old type "I can take you anytime you punk ghost demon!!"

I let him get away with it until he started really misbehaving and throwing props at other kids and people...

So I bodily snatched him up and laughed deeply and evilly yelled (and loudly, which was pretty funny because I am small and female) "YOU'RE MINE NOW LITTLE KID!!!" and carried him running towards a corner that turns into a rather short hallway... :p

I let go of him and he zipped out of the room screaming like his pants were on fire. :whoa:

I later apologized to him...and his mother. Turns out he was a pretty good sport about everything, and he even apologized for throwing stuff. :)

 

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SirThumper

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I went to our church party as "Adam" (pre-sin) I got sent home.....Pictures not appropriate :)

 

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flyingfuzzball

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HA thats great.

this year a i went as a street performer. i went down the street on my unicycle and sang bad songs. not only did i get candy but i make 4 dollars and 55 cents. pretty good night.

PS dont go down hills on unicycles. bad idea. i never really thought it through...

 

nikki

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Me = brick
Husband = bricklayer

But the coolest part was a cupholder that we secured to my box-o-bricks..... :cool:

And last year we were plug & socket..... :moon:

 

Okiewan

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Me = brick
Husband = bricklayer

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Okay... now that is a good one.

 

junkjeeps

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FruDaddy

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nikki said:

Me = brick
Husband = bricklayer

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And last year we were plug & socket..... :moon:

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I think that I see a pattern forming here, get a room ;)

 

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• Nov 2, 2007

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junkjeeps said:

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... :rotfl: Ken

 

Papakeith

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• Nov 2, 2007

• #36

+1 :nod:

 

Lorin

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and here I was thinking I would go as a gas pump? Just throw the hose over the shoulder, and go. oops, never mind.

 

squeaky

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Lorin said:

Just throw the hose over the shoulder, and go. oops, never mind.

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:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

 

GETMETOCA

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• Nov 2, 2007

• #39

I was Work Week Natty again this year... but the "new" version is not as scary ;)

Since I've moved into a new house I had a lot of the kids saying "my best friend used to live here" etc, and even some of the parents commented that they were friends of the former owners, etc. Then lo and behold, the kids that used to live here showed up, so I let them run all over the house and see their old rooms, etc... That was kinda funny!

Nikdawg, yer killin' me

 

XRpredator

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nikki said:

Me = brick
Husband = bricklayer

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No, Husband = LUCKY!!

 

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dpaxson

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• Nov 2, 2007

• #41

I went as jigsaw from the saw movies. complete with a tricycle and suit. I had lots of fun scaring little (and big) children all night. I would post pics but i have no idea how

 

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Aryain

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• Nov 3, 2007

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Pic as promised. ;)

 

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sigurd

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• Nov 3, 2007

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Aryain said:

My girlfriend went as a hooker and I went as a pimp. We went all out on our costumes...

We got about 5 houses down when other guys started yelling obscene things about her and I had to go back home before all of them died or I died trying. :debil:

EDIT: I knew her costume was a bad idea the second she tried it on for me, but she insisted that it would be ok.

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Harry "The Pimp" Potter:

Aryain said:

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So... the girl... She went as Whoremione Granger? :rotfl: :rotfl: