I used to always go as a spy, though it's not terribly clever. Halloween kind of got ruined for me when it turned slutty, and I haven't worn a costume since college.
Spike ,'Sleeper'
Natter 54: Right here, dammit.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The text description of the product isn't work safe, although the picture is. Well, I get a bum-washer ad in the left column, which I hate and think is well inappropriate, so there's that.
This is one of those things where its cleverness wars with its utter stupidity.
I feel so vanilla. I'm trying to play Spot the Dildo, and I can't.
Having kids to dress up lets me skip out on the costumes myself.
Um, Shrift? If you're around, insent.
This is totally the way my week is going.
I screwed up and I'm trying to fix it. I hope this will be only a small headache.
I'm off to meet Vonnie and to feverishly check my e-mail on my cell phone while we eat dinner. I hope she doesn't mind.
Burrell, I can't find it either. And normally I can always find it.
I don't mind the sluttification of Halloween because there are two or three women at this party who are always costumed very scantily. Takes the pressure off in all directions.
The only real ideas I have are ones that no one will get: Black Canary, Storm, Martha Washington. Hmmph.
Wow, ita, you'd look awesome in those outfits.
The "pirate thing" is fun and all... as long as you never actually think about who they actually were and what they actually did.
Yeah, but you'd rather be a pirate than a seaman in the British Royal Navy.
A friend of mine and I used to joke about going as the Sun. All you'd need would be a translucent sphere with a diameter about four feet, a couple dozen heat lamps, half a dozen car batteries....