In my former life I used to dress up to take my kids trick or treating. We had friends and family that i would drive them to. My costumes were quite often elaborate. Nuclear scientist, glowing of course. Activated several chemical flares and sprayed the contents on lab coat and old clothes. Hunchback. Used a nylon stoking as a skull cap, and pulled several tuffs of hair out, old clothes one or two sizes too big. The scariest was a simple brown rob stitched together from an old bedspread. I braided a cross to wear along with it. Folks crossed the street when they saw me walking toward them. One year, I just didn’t feel up to it. I hadn’t shaved in about two weeks. One of our normal stops the resident looked at me and said “No costume, no candy!” I took a paper sack and wrote, “Will work for Candy”
It’s looking like cold and wet Thursday. We get few t’n’ts here and the weather will probably cut things further. My wife was talking about setting up at the foot of the driveway, we will see.
I once used a paper bag with some construction paper additions to be a One-Eyed One-Horned Flying Purple People Eater, complete with a little purple arm and hand stuck between two of the triangular teeth.
First Halloween costume, I presume I was 4 years old that day, and I was dressed like “a mommy”. Nice dress, makeup and jewelry.
When I was in high school my boyfriend and I dressed as Ferd Berfel and “his wife” from Laugh In – and I had a doll wrapped up in a blanket. When someone asked who we were he would take out a cigar and say "I’m Ferd Berfel, and this here’s my wife (forget her first name something like) Myrtle Berfel “and her” – loud baby. I had a baby doll wrapped in a blanket and would pop her out and he gave his and my name and say “and HER”. (No, that boyfriend is NOT my husband – but a very nice fellow.)
Mostly Halloween parties I went to were birthday parties – which is why I hate my birthday.
Johnny Q Premium Member about 2 months ago
“How do tell a male chromosome from a female chromosome? Take down their genes!”
“How do you keep your bagels from being stolen? Put lox on them!”
“I’ve looked up your family tree—you’re the sap!”
—Murray Langston, AKA The Unknown Comic
Gent about 2 months ago
He bearly need costume.
jmworacle about 2 months ago
Or a disgruntled New Orleans Saints fan.
Nighthawks Premium Member about 2 months ago
daddy, what’s a ‘gong show’?
dbrucepm about 2 months ago
I’m going as my own clone- no costume needed
juicebruce about 2 months ago
Have used a bedsheet with eye holes before ;-)
TMMILLER Premium Member about 2 months ago
In my former life I used to dress up to take my kids trick or treating. We had friends and family that i would drive them to. My costumes were quite often elaborate. Nuclear scientist, glowing of course. Activated several chemical flares and sprayed the contents on lab coat and old clothes. Hunchback. Used a nylon stoking as a skull cap, and pulled several tuffs of hair out, old clothes one or two sizes too big. The scariest was a simple brown rob stitched together from an old bedspread. I braided a cross to wear along with it. Folks crossed the street when they saw me walking toward them. One year, I just didn’t feel up to it. I hadn’t shaved in about two weeks. One of our normal stops the resident looked at me and said “No costume, no candy!” I took a paper sack and wrote, “Will work for Candy”
david_42 about 2 months ago
It’s looking like cold and wet Thursday. We get few t’n’ts here and the weather will probably cut things further. My wife was talking about setting up at the foot of the driveway, we will see.
flemmingo about 2 months ago
Back in the days when the New Orleans Saints were really bad, people were coming to the game with bags on their heads. The Aints!
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 2 months ago
Also a flashback to Cleveland Brown fans.
ctolson about 2 months ago
Or the Unknown Baseball/Football/Hockey/Basketball/Soccer Fan.
DaBump Premium Member about 2 months ago
I once used a paper bag with some construction paper additions to be a One-Eyed One-Horned Flying Purple People Eater, complete with a little purple arm and hand stuck between two of the triangular teeth.
'IndyMan' about 2 months ago
‘Mrs. Plugger’ DOES NOT look impressed ! ! !
pheets about 2 months ago
I am usually just… nice… for Hallowe’en. That way NO one will ever recognize me :D
Back to Big Mike about 2 months ago
Wow. A “Gong Show” reference.
oakie817 about 2 months ago
That’s a great idea!!!!
Strawberry King about 2 months ago
So, he’s going as a Carolina Panthers fan?
Ray about 2 months ago
Everyone will recognize Andy by his ever-present red plaid flannel shirt.
CoffeeBob Premium Member about 2 months ago
Don’t wear a costume, go as “Apathy” (Thanks Ebag)
eddi-TBH about 2 months ago
But their jokes are usually funnier.
mafastore about 2 months ago
First Halloween costume, I presume I was 4 years old that day, and I was dressed like “a mommy”. Nice dress, makeup and jewelry.
When I was in high school my boyfriend and I dressed as Ferd Berfel and “his wife” from Laugh In – and I had a doll wrapped up in a blanket. When someone asked who we were he would take out a cigar and say "I’m Ferd Berfel, and this here’s my wife (forget her first name something like) Myrtle Berfel “and her” – loud baby. I had a baby doll wrapped in a blanket and would pop her out and he gave his and my name and say “and HER”. (No, that boyfriend is NOT my husband – but a very nice fellow.)
Mostly Halloween parties I went to were birthday parties – which is why I hate my birthday.
Pluggergirl about 2 months ago
I loved The Gong Show!