I've decided this year to be a carrot.


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There's nothing that scares kids more than the sight of vegetables.

I love the way the Americans approach Halloween. I wish it was treated more like that over here.

Its my life ambition to do the leatherface prank

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Haha!! you might be right, my lad is on his second childhood decides at 16 he doesn't like broccoli.... just eat it lurch! (he's 6'2) :laugh:

this! considering it'll probably be an outfit I'm not likely to wear often. I don't think I've ever done fancy dress since I was little though.

No no no!! A few of my friends wanted fancy dress for my hen night. I'm re-evaluating my friendships.

Me too.

I am a big fan of fancy dress. I like when people put in great effort and creativity. You can usually make the outfit look amazing pretty cheaply as well with careful planning and scouting. My sheep outfit I made cost me the total $3 to make ($1 for the massive pillow which I used the stuffing from for wool, $1 for the dressing gown and $1 for the woolly hat which I stuck all the pillow fluff too)

What an ace Idea! sheep costume chuck some blood on it, stick some roasties and carrots on you and go as an escaped sunday dinner! haha!!

(sorry veggies)

Gavin would kill me for this, but he has his fancy dress costume sorted for Saturday. Just waiting for the belt (which for some reason didnt come with he outfit :bored: )



His friend too...we took the piss and said he should come as superman, and he bought the costume the next day :laugh:

The Batman outfit's nice. The ears are too long and the tights are too creased, but otherwise OK. Would like to see the logo better. But the Superman outfit... :nono:

Ahh he has different bottoms since he took that. Bought one of those second skin things in black to go under the rubber stuff

Cant do nowt about the ears though unfortunately :joker:

Just tell him to be careful going through doors. :joker: