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10-30-2007, 05:31 PM
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That's not crazy - that's brilliant! And he did it all himself. I am impressed. Especially that a 14 year old knew what a drive-in theatre WAS.
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10-30-2007, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by sageofages
I just had to share....
My youngest son spent yesterday evening working on some sort of project...
"Mom do you know where the duct tape is? How about the hot glue gun?"
Tape...cut..."Got a big piece of cardboard?"...
Tada..."What do you think of my halloween costume..?"
My son is going as a "drive-in movie theater"! LOL. He made a huge
diorama complete with little matchbox cars, trees, big screen...etc.
It is a placard to attach to the front of him.
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Hysterical!! I love it. What a cool kid you've got there  I hope you take pictures!
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That's not crazy - that's brilliant! And he did it all himself. I am impressed. Especially that a 14 year old knew what a drive-in theatre WAS.
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My thoughts exactly!
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10-30-2007, 09:30 PM
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Hysterical!! I love it. What a cool kid you've got there I hope you take pictures! |
Here they are....!
Ok, I can't figure out how to link to the image from my myspace.
You can see them under my pics
http://www.myspace.com/indysage
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10-30-2007, 10:40 PM
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Even a concession stand!! Awsome!
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10-31-2007, 09:17 AM
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for those last minute costume makers, the today show just had some good ideas:
woman took poster board, placed post-it notes on it and wore it like a sandwich board, tied a red ribbon in her hair and one around her finger. had on a black turtle neck and black pants underneath.
man had on grey sweatsuit on which he had written "30 rock" in rocks on the top. woman was dressed in grey and had an anatomy sandwich board-she was grey's anatomy.
but my favorite one was "wonder bread woman". woman had medium blue shorts and sleeveless top on. she made the wonder woman headband out of posterboard and aluminum foil. cut star shapes out of bread and pinned them to the top. took wonder bread wrappers and used them as trim on the arm holes and as wrist bands.
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10-31-2007, 09:30 AM
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woman took poster board, placed post-it notes on it and wore it like a sandwich board, tied a red ribbon in her hair and one around her finger. had on a black turtle neck and black pants underneath.
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Ok, I'm trying to picture this but can't figure out -- what is she?
Other easy-to-make last-minute ones are: dress all in green, cut out construction paper "p"s and attach them all over you, put black makeup in a big circle around one eye, you're a "black-eyed pea"; get a package of those mini-cereal boxes, empty them, pierce them with plastic knives (some red paint for added effect is nice), attach them to your shirt, carry one big cereal box with a big knife, you're a "serial killer" (my husband was a big hit at a party one time when I put this together for him).
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10-31-2007, 02:18 PM
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People at my office don't go all out...a couple of witches, a pirate or two a toilet papered mummy.
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10-31-2007, 02:58 PM
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for those last minute costume makers, the today show just had some good ideas:
woman took poster board, placed post-it notes on it and wore it like a sandwich board, tied a red ribbon in her hair and one around her finger. had on a black turtle neck and black pants underneath.
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I can't figure out that one either!
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10-31-2007, 03:05 PM
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so i have like Tminus 3 hours to put togehter a costume for tonight... I think we're going tot he parade in nyc... meaning i need comfy shoes...
and i'm broke... so i might be lindsay lohan in or after rehab... and i'm gunna make a "hello my name is" sticker... b/c no one will get it lol
ooooh and an alcohol anklet thing that she had... foil maybe??? lol
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