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Halloween 2015
- Thread starter Liquid
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- Thailand
I don't know anyone that does either of those things. Most costumes I see are DIY'd from old gear or cobbled together from items already owned. I've not know anyone to waste money on sweets since I was 10. Waste money on beer, yes, but candy and the like, not in my experience.
It doesn't have to be about money and corporate greed if you don't let it.
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- Frankfort, KY
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- FoolKiller1979
Since I got the Los Pollos Hermanos apron from Loot Crate I will be a Los Pollos Hermanos employee.
And I want to see pictures after Halloween. My daughter would love to see @RedDragon as Elsa.
And I want to see pictures after Halloween. My daughter would love to see @RedDragon as Elsa.
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- Minnesota
- SQE_HAZ3L
We'll see 
Nothing is certain as of yet
Nothing is certain as of yet
- 29,784
- Bratvegas
- GTP_Liquid
Blue jeans and a plain white T-shirt was easy but it's hard finding a red jacket like Fry's. You know, a simple and light jacket not a dinner jacket, rain coat or Michelin man coat . Tried looking in the charity shops and Tesco but there's still hope in the sports shops in the big shopping centres.
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- Michigan
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This is what I wore last year. Probably wear it again this year. 
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- Addison,Texas
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Now I only need the white apron and the fake blood.
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- Player_7421
- Player 7421
Think I am going to a party with my Girlfriend this year. I will upload my costume or my mask later this month or later.
- 29,784
- Bratvegas
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The only applicable jacket is €80! And it's Nike, which infuriates me because you know it's only cost €0.80 to manufacture.
Anything I source online isn't guaranteed to arrive on time. I might have to bite the bullet on this one; then again, spending €80 on a proper jacket is a justifiable purchase.
Wow, that's waaaaaay off the prices I had in mind.
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- Cambridge
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- Elizabeth, New Jersey
I'm 13, and this is probably my last year of trick or treating. I have no idea what I am going to be yet. Probably something general, like a ghost or a zombie.
When I was in third grade I dressed up as President Barack Obama. It was by far my best halloween costume.
When I was in third grade I dressed up as President Barack Obama. It was by far my best halloween costume.
- 7,436
- Canada
- photonrider
Knowing your situation, Ken - nice work. Well done holding things together; now I manage just the handouts - kids are so big they are into the 'bigger' Halloween parties and take off for the night. 
Halloween was a blast here - depending on the neighborhood. Lots of homes dressed up as cemeteries, all sorts of ghouls walking the streets high on sugar, costume parties that are secretly valentine parties . . . must be a culture thing.
I guess one has to grow up with it to enjoy it, let alone understand it.
Happy Halloween!
Halloween was a blast here - depending on the neighborhood. Lots of homes dressed up as cemeteries, all sorts of ghouls walking the streets high on sugar, costume parties that are secretly valentine parties . . . must be a culture thing.
I guess one has to grow up with it to enjoy it, let alone understand it.
Happy Halloween!
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- Canada
- photonrider
A displaced Canadian then.
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- Canada
Only one group of kids went tricking or treating at my house. That means I get a giant bag of candy and chocolate all for myself now.
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