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So what are you guys dressing up as for halloween?
If you aint dressing up, what are your kids being?
I'll probably slip into the Blues Brothers outfit again this year (sadly no one my age recognizes them) for the neighborhood Halloween Party. I was thinking about being Lance Armstrong, but stuffing me in spandex and putting me on a bike isn't a good idea! LMAO
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Im not much for creative halloween ideas.... I recently moved from Boston down to Jersey and I suppose it would piss off my Jersey friends if I dressed up as North Jersey Trash... you know... hair blown out, sunglasses at night, sweat bands Ed Hardy Tee-shirt.... the typical toolish look.
I always thought the whole "Jersey Trash" stereotype was over-exaggerated, but having been down here for a year... all I can say is HOLY MEATHEAD.
So what are you guys dressing up as for Halloween?
If you aint dressing up, what are your kids being?
I'll probably slip into the Blues Brothers outfit again this year (sadly no one my age recognizes them) for the neighborhood Halloween Party. I was thinking about being Lance Armstrong, but stuffing me in spandex and putting me on a bike isn't a good idea! LMAO
Brent, don't forget if you did the Lance thing you would need to remove one of your dangling participle's. LOL
Halloween has always been my wife's favorite holiday, we love dressing up and going to the local parade, she is very artistic and we almost always win in one category or another. Nothing for me that day except wearing my racing fir suit for a mud bog race.
went to a Halloween party last night and saw the scariest costume ever. It was my buddy buckley who is 6'7 cornfed built like a linebacker, dressed up as a Hooter's girl. The party was at a bar you had to pay to get into, a guy walks up wearing an outfit that says "Sugar Daddy" with 2 girls beside him wearing outfits that said "SugaBabes", their walking arm in arm, get to the door, bouncer says 20 dollars each, the look on the guys face was priceless, He's in the sugardaddy costume, and has absolutely no cash on him, he has to look at the sugbabes and ask them to pay their own way plus his. maybe you had to be there, but it was great. And it was worth paying 20 to get in, OPEN BAR. Granted it was cheap liquor and natural Light beer, it was the most fun I've had in awhile.
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Took a big box and cut holes in the back. I then glued red SOLO cups to the front and painted the whole thing red. Cut holes in the top and sides for head and arms and you have a giant lego! I also took a shoebox, cut a hole in the bottom of that, glued two cups to the top and I had a lego hat
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Hi
I just made this one the other day. It was cool. It requires whatever you need to make ordinary sugar cookies, plus green food coloring, red decorating gel, and sliced almonds.
Witch's Fingers
Make sugar cookie dough, except add several drops of green food coloring to the mix and blend it until you've got a pleasant light green tint evenly distributed.
Halloween ;)
