I have two costumes, as I have multiple parties and stuff. My main one is based off a character my friend made. Its fun to wear and I think I'll wear it again.
The second one I'm wearing because one of my friends had to go to the hospital earlier this week, and I just wanted to cheer her up a bit. I am going to that party as a schoolgirl. I have a plaid skirt, a white shirt, and a tye. I dont really know how schoolgirly then that. But its all for her! I'll probably change out of it soon though, I just want to see her face when I walk in wearing a skirt. [Heh, its her skirt too XD I borrowed it from her gf.]
HALLOWEEN!! ^_^
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I don't like the idea of effigies they're always too political. I think effigies (if you're going to do them in a so called civilised country) ought to be something like pigeons, because one left a nasty suprise on your car or something.
The thing is we ALLWAYS get Tony Blair, George Bush and David Beckham or a football manager or two. It's quite frankly silly.
The thing is we ALLWAYS get Tony Blair, George Bush and David Beckham or a football manager or two. It's quite frankly silly.
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Ew.
Still waiting to get my pictures back, Kathleen's costume was pretty sweet...although, I think that the pictures of that were taken with her camera, not mine.
Still waiting to get my pictures back, Kathleen's costume was pretty sweet...although, I think that the pictures of that were taken with her camera, not mine.
"I swear it," said the other mother. "I swear it on my own mother's grave."
"Does she have a grave?" asked Coraline.
"Oh yes," said the other mother. "I put her in there myself. And when I found her trying to crawl out, I put her back."
"Does she have a grave?" asked Coraline.
"Oh yes," said the other mother. "I put her in there myself. And when I found her trying to crawl out, I put her back."
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Aright, I'm gonna bump this thread, 'caue I've finally summoned the nerve to suffer through a BSOD that my camera always causes, and (eventually) unloaded my pictures.
So, here's Marvin.
Again, the photo quality sucks. And the pumpkin this was done on wasroughly the size of a grapefruit, so I didn't have all too much to work with.
So, here's Marvin.
Again, the photo quality sucks. And the pumpkin this was done on wasroughly the size of a grapefruit, so I didn't have all too much to work with.
Those're some sick pumpkins, dude!
And this reminded me ( for some reason ) of something. We're studying Canada in Geography, and me and some other students are trying to convince out teacher to take us on a field trip to Victoria.
Whoot whoot, eh?
miakosummin wrote:Hmm, I wonder, if I was to buy the DVD, would I still have to pay the shipping and handling, living in victoria?
And this reminded me ( for some reason ) of something. We're studying Canada in Geography, and me and some other students are trying to convince out teacher to take us on a field trip to Victoria.
Whoot whoot, eh?
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