Title: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on October 31, 2005, 10:35:32 AM I'mo dress up as The Quantum Mechanic!! Okay, it's my stand-by costume if I'm feeling uncreative. I have a set of old coveralls with a giant day-glo atom that I painted on the back. I spray silly string all over myself (get it? string theory). Maybe smear a little axel grease on my face or something.
What're you gonna be? Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: WayAbvPar on October 31, 2005, 10:40:46 AM About 3/4 of my office seems to have dressed up for Halloween. I can barely dress myself in normal clothes on a Monday morning, much less put together some sort of costume. This morning was especially hideous, since I installed Civ 4 last night. Is it possible to die from lack of sleep? I am thinking that might not be a bad thing at this point.
Oh, and I made sure my wife picked up tons of candy for the trick or treaters. We didn't have any last year, so we had to eat all the candy ourselves. It was tragic. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: schild on October 31, 2005, 10:43:59 AM I'm dressing up as a Best Buy employee. Complete with service plans in my back pocket. And I'm going to work that way. At a retail store that isn't Best Buy.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on October 31, 2005, 10:46:49 AM I'm dressing up as a Best Buy employee. Complete with service plans in my back pocket. And I'm going to work that way. At a retail store that isn't Best Buy. You should hand those out instead of candy as to quickly establish yourself in your neighborhood as "that mean guy". You should get one of your buddies to dress up as a Geek Squad employee and you can stand in your front yard doing the robot like on that commercial. It's pissing outside so we'll prolly get only one or two lil' monsters. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: HaemishM on October 31, 2005, 11:31:20 AM I forget to bring my mask to work. I got this cool cloth mask that looks like a hood with black cloth covering the face so it looks like I have no face.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Samwise on October 31, 2005, 11:53:37 AM I'm Jayne Cobb, complete with a hat that I got a friend to knit for me (it's the one in Viin (http://forums.f13.net/index.php?action=profile;u=723)'s avatar). I'll post a picture when I have it, I think the ensemble comes together pretty well.
(edit) Here we go: (http://www.leadtogold.com/pics/perforce/halloween/jayne2.jpg) Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on October 31, 2005, 12:44:32 PM (http://misheli.image.pbase.com/u18/sproket/upload/36099393.apples.jpg)
HAPPY HALLOWEEN! I'm going as a serial killer because they can look like anyone. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: stray on October 31, 2005, 01:07:57 PM I'm dressing up as a rollerblader.
Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with Halloween. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Llava on November 01, 2005, 01:57:47 AM I didn't get to dress up this year :cry:
Thought I was going to be working through most of the night, found out a day or two in advance that my schedule was going to change and I'd have the night off. So I was stuck without a costume. I did use my fangs, though. My uncle's a dentist, and (mostly to see if he could, I guess) made some custom fangs for me that look about as real as it gets. Plus, they're super-convenient- just slip them on over my canine and.. uh.. the next tooth, between your canines and your front teeth, I don't know what they're called... they just fit right on. Everyone should have them for frightening children. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Megrim on November 01, 2005, 05:47:33 AM Well, if any children had come around, they would have been mortified with fear. I spend a better part of the evening ddring - in the nude. Does this make me a bad man?
Wait, no, tell a lie. I was wearing a bicycle helmet. - meg Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 01, 2005, 07:00:48 AM I just realised you people are serious. You have pictures and everything. Isn't this a holiday where you dress up your CHILDREN and send them out to beg for food?
I don't even know what to say about Meg. (who, incidentally, I though was a woman because of her name. :roll: ) Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Surlyboi on November 01, 2005, 09:35:15 AM I was a viper pilot from the new Battlestar Galactica and my girlfriend was Bettie Page.
And in New York, halloween is serious business, what with the Village halloween parade and all. We had a blockfull of zombies dancing to thriller last night. It was pretty damn awesome. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 01, 2005, 09:37:12 AM I don't even know who Bettie Page is.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Samwise on November 01, 2005, 09:44:28 AM (http://www.nndb.com/people/948/000022882/bettie040-68.jpg)
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: HaemishM on November 01, 2005, 09:53:03 AM We decorated the house and ended up getting all of 2 trick or treaters. The rest were at their goddam safe, sanitized park kid's night out party instead of walking around strange neighborhoods begging strangers for candy. Fucking kids. Bunch of pussies. I blame their parents, who were too lazy to want to drive their suger-frenzied children around for two hours.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 01, 2005, 10:41:00 AM .. uh.. the next tooth, between your canines and your front teeth, I don't know what they're called... Premolars. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 10:48:19 AM We decorated the house and ended up getting all of 2 trick or treaters. The rest were at their goddam safe, sanitized park kid's night out party instead of walking around strange neighborhoods begging strangers for candy. Fucking kids. Bunch of pussies. I blame their parents, who were too lazy to want to drive their suger-frenzied children around for two hours. :( It was sadness. And we got one before you ever even got home! It was sad really, as we were packing my sister in law and our nieces and nephews into their car we heard this man yelling from down the street that he had candy and if there were any trick-or-treaters with us they should come down and get some. He was a nice man. I hope they stopped for some candy. It's sad when you have to advertise for trick-or-treaters. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Raging Turtle on November 01, 2005, 11:18:59 AM http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/10/30/halloween.arrests.ap/index.html
I live two blocks from where this happened. Lucky me. We had 100,000 people hit a one-mile street on Saturday night. Easily my favorite holiday of the year. Would be perfect if not for the drunken assclowns who incite the police into massive teargassing every year. :-P Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Sky on November 01, 2005, 11:22:49 AM Premolars. Incisors, actually.We had more roving bands of young thugs than kids in costumes. Everyone had to park off the street in fear of vandalism. Basically, October 31st has become Riot Lite Nite. Kind of a dry run for the real thing. Rioting, it's the new Disco. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 01, 2005, 11:26:09 AM (http://www.bcdha.bc.ca/images/teeth.gif)
:roll: Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 01, 2005, 11:49:29 AM Premolars. Incisors, actually.We had more roving bands of young thugs than kids in costumes. Everyone had to park off the street in fear of vandalism. Basically, October 31st has become Riot Lite Nite. Kind of a dry run for the real thing. Rioting, it's the new Disco. I thought he was talking about the ones on the outside of the canines, until I reread the quote. Oops! We also had a group of 13-14 year olds with no costumes, just holding garbage bags and being little dicks. I almost just emptied our ashtrays into their bags and pushed 'em down the stairs. They were really little pricks. The whole neighborhood was bugged by 'em. Little rat bastard kids make me veeeerrryy stabby. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 01, 2005, 11:57:31 AM Most of the kids who came to our house weren't even wearing costumes. At least the ones over age 5 or 6. What's that all about? They still beg for food and, yet, they don't even attempt to amuse us? Little bastards. I still gave them candy, however. As much as they wanted. I'm afraid of them.
I hope they don't read this. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Shockeye on November 01, 2005, 12:03:04 PM My son was Darth Vader and my daughter was a princess. Of course she's always a princess and my son is always embracing the dark side. Really Halloween was just an excuse for their exterior to match their interior.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 01, 2005, 12:04:38 PM I'm especially afraid of your children.
Please don't tell them I said that! Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: HaemishM on November 01, 2005, 12:09:37 PM Premolars. Incisors, actually.We had more roving bands of young thugs than kids in costumes. Everyone had to park off the street in fear of vandalism. Basically, October 31st has become Riot Lite Nite. Kind of a dry run for the real thing. Rioting, it's the new Disco. YOU KNOW WHAT THEY GOT NOW? DEVIL'S NIGHT GREETING CARDS. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 01, 2005, 12:11:06 PM Huh?
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Mr_PeaCH on November 01, 2005, 12:18:21 PM Ah, Halloween! How I do love thee. Always have. Always will.
As Dad to a 6yr old boy and 10 yr old girl I knew this year would be a good one. Young enough to still be all about the candy and the fun, old enough to go the distance and not puss out and head for home too soon. Boy went as a LoTR "Black Rider", girl was a Vampire(ss). They were part of a pack which included about 7 or 8 of their friends from the block and me and a couple of the parents rode herd. We live on a cul-de-sac which tends to be pretty quiet but there is a large circle of houses around us and that neighborhood by and large goes in for Halloween in a big way. Lots of bigtime decorations, several garages turned into haunted houses, very good candy typically for the kids and I can always count on at least one house to offer margaritas for the adults. Good times. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: HaemishM on November 01, 2005, 12:19:03 PM Goddam younger generation, got no respect for fine cinema (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109506/).
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 01, 2005, 12:25:46 PM Oh! There was one happy occurence last night. See, there's this strange girl across the street. Her name is Keelee. She's 12, she acts wierd, she has hair that's way too long, etc. Sauced and I have been laughing at her and making fun of her since we moved into that house. Her mom's a smoker, so we see the mom on the front porch quite a bit. Whatever. The girl does stuff like dance dramatically in the living room in full view of our porch, plays with the kids in the neighborhood who are half her age, and just generally displays poor social skills. Actually, I had mentioned to Sauced once that she sorta reminded me of myself at her age. Well she comes trick-or-treating to our house last night with a friend (the first time I've ever seen her with anyone her own age) who was dressed as "dead Alice". I said, "from the video game? Have you seen that one?" And Keelee says, "McGee's Alice?" I was stunned that she knew what I was talking about and was delighted to learn she's a wee little gamer! No wonder she seems so awkward! I told her we were playing Silent Hill 4 (we were, 'cuz it's holiday appropriate) and she's all "with Eileen Galvin? Oooohhh!" and complained that her mom doesn't let her play rated-M games. She has a PS2 and a GC and I told her she can come borrow a game sometime if she wants. Yay! Cute lil' wierd neighbor girl!
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: HaemishM on November 01, 2005, 12:32:21 PM You're going to be the one who gives her the copy of GTA her mother doesn't want her to have, aren't you?
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: WayAbvPar on November 01, 2005, 12:36:23 PM Quote we heard this man yelling from down the street that he had candy and if there were any trick-or-treaters with us they should come down and get some. This is the one night a year a strange man can shout that he has candy for any kids who want to come to his house without fear of being tarred and feathered by a mob of angry parents. We got zero customers again this year. Pity we have all this candy...I can't imagine what will become of it. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 12:43:03 PM Quote we heard this man yelling from down the street that he had candy and if there were any trick-or-treaters with us they should come down and get some. This is the one night a year a strange man can shout that he has candy for any kids who want to come to his house without fear of being tarred and feathered by a mob of angry parents. We got zero customers again this year. Pity we have all this candy...I can't imagine what will become of it. This year's Trick or Treat to me is a Trick. Seven hundred pounds of candy = 213213213 pounds of fat to the hips of SuperPopTart :( Looks like you are joining the chub club, Way :( Hugs. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 01, 2005, 12:43:17 PM You're going to be the one who gives her the copy of GTA her mother doesn't want her to have, aren't you? Heh, no, I completely respect her mom for actually parenting her kid. Sauced commented along the lines of "...now if only all parents would do this..." But I'm sure we can blow her little mind some way or another. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: WayAbvPar on November 01, 2005, 12:52:14 PM Quote we heard this man yelling from down the street that he had candy and if there were any trick-or-treaters with us they should come down and get some. This is the one night a year a strange man can shout that he has candy for any kids who want to come to his house without fear of being tarred and feathered by a mob of angry parents. We got zero customers again this year. Pity we have all this candy...I can't imagine what will become of it. This year's Trick or Treat to me is a Trick. Seven hundred pounds of candy = 213213213 pounds of fat to the hips of SuperPopTart :( Looks like you are joining the chub club, Way :( Hugs. Joining? Hell, I am a charter member! For all you younger, unmarried types- it becomes nearly impossible to watch your waistline when you A) marry a trained chef B) in your mid 30s! I need to get my ass on the treadmill, but there are so many good games to play right now! I am gonna have my own personal zip code by the time New Year's rolls around if I don't watch it :sad_panda: Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 01, 2005, 12:57:42 PM I need to get my ass on the treadmill, but there are so many good games to play right now! I am gonna have my own personal zip code by the time New Year's rolls around if I don't watch it :sad_panda: I've been giving serious thought to the feasibility of taking a handheld on a treadmill, especially since the place I go doesn't have TVs. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Shockeye on November 01, 2005, 12:58:10 PM Joining? Hell, I am a charter member! For all you younger, unmarried types- it becomes nearly impossible to watch your waistline when you A) marry a trained chef B) in your mid 30s! I need to get my ass on the treadmill, but there are so many good games to play right now! I am gonna have my own personal zip code by the time New Year's rolls around if I don't watch it :sad_panda: Should I be changing your name to WayAbv4X anytime soon? Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 01:02:19 PM That's mean :(
Just because you are jealous that you have no leftover candy.. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Shockeye on November 01, 2005, 01:13:20 PM That's mean :( Just because you are jealous that you have no leftover candy.. I have plenty of candy. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 01:19:04 PM We can box some up and ship it to you. We have a ton :( Want some?
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Cheddar on November 01, 2005, 01:19:48 PM Yes.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 01:21:50 PM You get none. God hates you :(
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Cheddar on November 01, 2005, 01:24:04 PM You make me cry silently.
(http://goots.net/images/Noah/7-26-01/Cry%20Baby%202.JPG) Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 01:26:40 PM Isn't that more of a shriek-looking cry?
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Shockeye on November 01, 2005, 01:28:38 PM Isn't that more of a shriek-looking cry? I think so. It's like the way my son got when schild threatened to take away his toys. schild is a bad person. No candy for him either. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 01, 2005, 01:30:40 PM You don't need any, Cheddar. You already don't have any teeth.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Cheddar on November 01, 2005, 01:31:29 PM I have a hard time telling if you're being facetious or not. If you were a boy I don't think I would give a shit. I'm just kind of sensitive I guess. *sigh* I'll just limp away and won't ever say anything in a Halloween thread again.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 01:33:14 PM R o f l.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: WayAbvPar on November 01, 2005, 02:20:33 PM Joining? Hell, I am a charter member! For all you younger, unmarried types- it becomes nearly impossible to watch your waistline when you A) marry a trained chef B) in your mid 30s! I need to get my ass on the treadmill, but there are so many good games to play right now! I am gonna have my own personal zip code by the time New Year's rolls around if I don't watch it :sad_panda: Should I be changing your name to WayAbv4X anytime soon? Do the XXXXL clothes come with tent poles? Thankfully I haven't reached that point. Yet. I would offer to mention it when I do, but I am sure my gravitational pull will be notice enough. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: HaemishM on November 01, 2005, 02:42:25 PM I can say that after not gaining one goddamn pound from high school to the age of 32, it only took a year of marriage to put 17 pounds on me. (I still think 2-3 pounds of that is my shoes).
Also, you'd never be able to see where the weight went. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Polysorbate80 on November 01, 2005, 04:39:10 PM I've never been sure whether the wimmenfolks make us fat so that nobody else will want us (not that anyone actually *would*), or so we can't outrun them when they're pissed at us.
Pissed rain here; ended up just taking my daughter to a few friends/relatives houses in the car. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Merusk on November 01, 2005, 04:56:48 PM I need to get my ass on the treadmill, but there are so many good games to play right now! I am gonna have my own personal zip code by the time New Year's rolls around if I don't watch it :sad_panda: I've been giving serious thought to the feasibility of taking a handheld on a treadmill, especially since the place I go doesn't have TVs. Doesn't work too well unless all you're doing is walking. Exercycles or ellipticals work fine, though, since you don't jar up and down. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 01, 2005, 08:14:47 PM I can say that after not gaining one goddamn pound from high school to the age of 32, it only took a year of marriage to put 17 pounds on me. (I still think 2-3 pounds of that is my shoes). \Also, you'd never be able to see where the weight went. Yes you can! You have neck rolls and stomach rolls! I pinch them all the time. They are like little semi-rolls. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Paelos on November 01, 2005, 11:06:52 PM Didn't we piss and moan about how much Halloween is pussified last year?
I think we did. EDIT: yes, History repeating itself to be sure (http://forums.f13.net/index.php?topic=1370.0) Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Llava on November 02, 2005, 01:04:44 AM I've never been sure whether the wimmenfolks make us fat so that nobody else will want us (not that anyone actually *would*), or so we can't outrun them when they're pissed at us. I drew a confession from my girlfriend a bit back. It's because she wants a comfortable pillow. As of now, I'm too thin to be comfortable. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Sky on November 02, 2005, 06:36:47 AM Quote Also, you'd never be able to see where the weight went. The big iron ball manacled to your leg?I told my girlfriend if we get married she has to clasp the ceremonial manacle around my leg. In return, I'll hand over my brass balls. Rings are so passé. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 02, 2005, 06:54:15 AM I've never been sure whether the wimmenfolks make us fat so that nobody else will want us (not that anyone actually *would*), or so we can't outrun them when they're pissed at us. I drew a confession from my girlfriend a bit back. It's because she wants a comfortable pillow. As of now, I'm too thin to be comfortable. Maybe you should switch partners with WAP. Evidently,once a year he becomes a HUGE TUB OF HALLOWEEN LARD!... from what I've heard. Better hurry, though... Ephedra is back on the market. (I know because I get at least 3 spam mails a day telling me that) Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 02, 2005, 08:24:01 AM I thought Ephedra was i l l e g a l!
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 02, 2005, 08:55:53 AM I thought Ephedra was i l l e g a l! I thought so, too, but I ge spam saying, "Ephedra is back!"... so I guess it's not illegal anymore. Here's where one of those emails send you: http://www.ecafuel.com/ Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Samwise on November 02, 2005, 10:48:57 AM Heh, I still have some ephedra pills that I bought before it was restricted. That stuff is... odd. Like being wired on caffeine ALL DAY. Especially if you mix actual caffeine with it. I stopped taking it when I noticed that my heart was beating a bit quicker than I was really comfortable with.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 02, 2005, 10:54:40 AM I've been complaining for years that ephedra was off the market. I was this close to driving out to the desert to harvest some myself. Being wired suits me much better than being sedated.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 02, 2005, 11:23:50 AM Or you could just get your fat arse off the sofa, go out and work at losing the weight?
I mean you in generic terms, of course. (http://www.mbforum.ca/images/smiles/icon_halo.gif) Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: voodoolily on November 02, 2005, 11:43:00 AM Hey, man, my arse is quite narrow! I'm 5'7" and only a size 6. It's my tummy that needs a little work. Rock-hard abs under a layer of girl cush still doesn't look right, and the kickboxing and pilates isn't doing a dern thing. Clearly, herbal speed is the only solution.
When did we get the angel emoticon? Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Shockeye on November 02, 2005, 02:16:02 PM When did we get the angel emoticon? We didn't. She's pulling in outside emoticons. They need to be cleaned and disinfected. Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: SuperPopTart on November 03, 2005, 08:49:55 AM It's just a picture. It doesn't need to be cleaned. I'm not infecting YOU. :evil:
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Bunk on November 03, 2005, 03:42:05 PM I can say that after not gaining one goddamn pound from high school to the age of 32, it only took a year of marriage to put 17 pounds on me. (I still think 2-3 pounds of that is my shoes). Also, you'd never be able to see where the weight went. The problem with having a skinny frame is that you can put on weight, but no one else will believe it. I weighed about 140 from 20 through 30, now at 34 I float around 155 - 165. I have a jiggly beer belly now that needs to go away, but no one believes me because the rest of me is still so slim. Now if I could take those extra 20 lbs, and redistribute them in to muscle, just without all that exercise stuff... Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Sky on November 04, 2005, 06:29:22 AM I don't get big and muscly, I get wiry. When I was in the best shape of my life, everyone kept saying I looked sick, too skinny. I always got a kick out of that. I get a little tubby around the middle and people say I look healthy. Just another little bit of proof that people have no fucking clue what they're talking about.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Signe on November 04, 2005, 07:16:02 AM You should all STFU! No one cares how SKINNY you are or about your bloody skinny frames. Especially me! Now STFU about your fucking skinny asses!
Skinny Dumbasses, I should say! Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: HaemishM on November 04, 2005, 09:55:22 AM Someone's vault must be empty today.
Title: Re: Happy Halloween! Post by: Sky on November 04, 2005, 11:32:00 AM (http://www.shanfan.com/animations/92oo/ks92oov1.gif)
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