The Halloween Party meme

[edschweppe]

As snarfed from prophet_marcus, odanu and kightp (and doubtless others):

edschweppe's Halloween party:

abn1508 dressed as a devil.
barbarakitten_t dressed as George W. Bush, and it suited them disturbingly well.
bkwrrm_tx dressed as a halfback for the Rams.
chaobell dressed as a junior computer programmer.
curiousangel dressed as the spirit of their dead grandmother Paulette.
ginmar dressed as a gold mummy.
itsacountry dressed as a individual wrist.
janetmiles didn't dress up, spoilsport.
jhetley dressed as the Quiet Power Ranger.
kightp dressed as a new member of the Wu-Tang Clan, Lucky Demon.
odanu dressed as Jennifer Aniston.
ornoth dressed as a pixie.
prophet_marcus dressed as a Lexington Intelligencier Newspaper employee.
sailorjim dressed as Mary-Kate Olsen with her very own conjoined Ashley.
saoba dressed as a character from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid".
soldiergrrrl dressed as a new superhero: Vector -wing.
status didn't dress up, spoilsport.
valkyrwench dressed as the President of Mali.
wcg dressed as a 1990's grunge child.
ziactrice dressed as someone called "Cary Delgado", but you've never heard of them before.

Throw your own party at the Hallomeme!
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Comments

[wcg.livejournal.com]

Somehow, "dressed up" and "90s grunge child" don't strike me as belonging in the same sentence.

[edschweppe.livejournal.com]

At least this time you dressed as something, unlike at a certain other (http://www.livejournal.com/users/prophet_marcus/30934.html) Hallomeme party ...

[janetmiles.livejournal.com]

I seem to be pretty anti-halloween in this meme -- I didn't dress up here, and didn't even show up at someone else's party.

[prophet-marcus.livejournal.com]

Yeah, what's with that? Get in the party spirit, willya?

[edschweppe.livejournal.com]

Well, perhaps you're just busy elsewhere?

[prophet-marcus.livejournal.com]

"Newspaper Employee" Not a writer, or reporter or editor or even photographer. An employee. That means I'm one of the nameless, faceless schmucks out back that no one ever sees, even on the high school career day tours. After all, no one wants to tell the kids that they might end up doing manual labor.

Mind you, my manual labor has been paying the bills for nineteen years, so I have few complaints.

But I wanted to dress as Jennifer Aniston!