What will you be dressing yourself up as for Halloween?
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This year was Evil Dead's Ash:
I drew hearts on my cheeks to be Princess Star Butterfly, undercover!
At my friends' party: Shaggy (with a very small stuffed Scooby-Doo). And my wife wore a box that was decked out as the Mystery Machine!
At work: Red Five. Hand-crafted helmet, straps, and breathing apparatus. Store-bought lightsaber.
Same '70s mop for both outfits, though my hair's not quite long enough to do it right.
At work: Red Five. Hand-crafted helmet, straps, and breathing apparatus. Store-bought lightsaber.
Same '70s mop for both outfits, though my hair's not quite long enough to do it right.
I decided to do Jessica Rabbit. Wigs are itchy. 
This photo is with my cousin, she was a mermaid.
This photo is with my cousin, she was a mermaid.
I decided to do Jessica Rabbit. Wigs are itchy.
This photo is with my cousin, she was a mermaid.
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You both look lovely
Our company hosts an annual employee Halloween costume contest. After two years of placing second, I took first place this year. I've wanted to do a retro robot for years, as well as trying some kind of full-body puppet, and this gave me an opportunity to do both:
You do know at first glance I just saw the pictures and wondered how you fit into the costume?
Thank you!!You both look lovely
I didn’t do any Halloween stuff this year but last year I went as Persona 5 MC.
If I had a party this year I would have definitely been Jon Targaryen.
Two years ago I was Axe Luigi. That’s, Luigi with the Axe power up.
If I had a party this year I would have definitely been Jon Targaryen.
Two years ago I was Axe Luigi. That’s, Luigi with the Axe power up.
Ha, thanks. That was the plan.
A coworker also sent me a video of the costume in action:
Wow. Ambition at its finest. I was being fussy about wearing a wig.Ha, thanks. That was the plan.
A coworker also sent me a video of the costume in action:
Nowhere nearly as elaborate as Gepard's (I'd love to see a "green screen" process sequence!), nor as alluring as TribbleFeeder's, but here's you go, gang!
Please forgive the obscuring circle, but I'm not that comfortable revealing my face online. The company for whom I work could give me grief about it.
You look great!!
Nowhere nearly as elaborate as Gepard's (I'd love to see a "green screen" process sequence!), nor as alluring as TribbleFeeder's, but here's you go, gang!
Please forgive the obscuring circle, but I'm not that comfortable revealing my face online. The company for whom I work could give me grief about it.
You are far too gracious! I can relate to the issue of itchy wigs, both in this costume and the one that appears in my avatar from 20 odd years ago.
Did people know who you were? I find that this is the doctor most people associated with Dr. Who.
Nowhere nearly as elaborate as Gepard's (I'd love to see a "green screen" process sequence!), nor as alluring as TribbleFeeder's, but here's you go, gang!
Please forgive the obscuring circle, but I'm not that comfortable revealing my face online. The company for whom I work could give me grief about it.
A few did. Of course, I didn't "interview" the 500+ employees crowding the hotel "ballroom" to get an accurate tally.
What seemed to impress people was the fact it was me. (I never understood why so many employees seem to know me. I'm not management or anything.) Usually, somebody saw me from the back and wondered who was the oddball with the Harpo Marx hair. When I'd turn around, they'd pull a "double take", recognizing me.Similar threads
