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All Hallow's Eve is upon us, what are you dressing up as? If you're not dressing up, what are your kids dressing up as?





(yeah, yeah, I know, stole the topic from CT ... )


If I had a kid I'd send him out as Watermelon Butt, because Pumpkinhead has been so over done!

I'm gonna be a poor person. But I get to dress up like that everyday.

My friends and I had a party last weekend. I went as Trojan man

shodog wrote:My friends and I had a party last weekend. I went as Trojan man

I'm glad you posted pictures with that description! You had me scared there for a minute! (visions of a body condom ensued )

My 6-yr-old son is Indiana Jones.... his favorite quote is from Short Round... "You call him Docta Jones doll!!"
My 8-yr-old daughter is Calliope, the muse of epic poetry. Her latest reading kick has been any and all books about mythology.

civilguy wrote: Her latest reading kick has been any and all books about mythology.

Is right! That's pretty stout stuff for an eight year old.

Got a trio of girls that are my 8 year old princess, my 5 year old tinkerbell, and my 1 year old ladybug. Its gonna be a llllooooonnnnnngggg night...what you goin as Halgar?
Todd

My 8 year old son as a "White (Good?) Ninja" fully armed...

7 Year old daughter is going as a "Sweetheart Bat"
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will post photos after Halloween

We had our Halloween party last week here in Nagoya, here's some pics of the psycho-billy event.
I've been visiting this event almost every month in the past 2 years and have made lots of friends.

Because it was the last ime I got to sing in the band of my good buddy Kyo-billy.

Most part of the night I was Jason, staying unrecognized to most, then on-stage changed to Lemmy Kilmister for my motorhead impersonation.
Ace of Spades! Thanks for the good times my friends, I'll miss you!

klavy69 wrote:what you goin as Halgar?

Walter Mattheu in Grumpy Old Men!

Ok, ok, so that's my every day persona ...

Halgar wrote:

civilguy wrote: Her latest reading kick has been any and all books about mythology.

Is right! That's pretty stout stuff for an eight year old.

I'll try to post some pics this weekend, but she's 8 going on 35!!
Her first novel was The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe, which she wanted to read before the she saw the movie-- in kindergarten!!!
She read the first six Harry Potter books in 1st grade in preparation of the final book's release in the summer of 07. The final HP movie installment was due out this year (changed to next summer much to both my kids' chagrin), so FOR FUN, IN HER FREE TIME, my daughter re-read the entire 7 book series -- in just under a 5 week span. Being a voracious reader she luckily enjoys reading on the can, so that makes dad proud!

civilguy wrote:I'll try to post some pics this weekend, but she's 8 going on 35!!
Her first novel was The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe, which she wanted to read before the she saw the movie-- in kindergarten!!!

Holy Mackerel! At that age I was proud to be reading the "read along" books by myself! LOL

Halgar wrote:

klavy69 wrote:what you goin as Halgar?

Walter Mattheu in Grumpy Old Men!

Ok, ok, so that's my every day persona ...

For some reason...even without knowin you in person..maybe its the bird picture you use but I think you will nail the Walter thing
Todd

I was Handy Manny. I love the watermelon.

klavy69 wrote:

Halgar wrote:

klavy69 wrote:what you goin as Halgar?

Walter Mattheu in Grumpy Old Men!

Ok, ok, so that's my every day persona ...

For some reason...even without knowin you in person..maybe its the bird picture you use but I think you will nail the Walter thing
Todd

Lets' just say that I have my moments and leave it at that.

I'm actually a pretty mild mannered, easy to get along with, type of guy. I'm also not that old, but put me up against most of you young'n's and, well, I start feeling the 4+ decades already behind me pretty good!