Halloween Thread

Started by pcmodem · 28 Sep 2005 · 468 replies

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31 Oct 2011, 12:37 #441
^ LOL.

Wasn't he Rod Stewart last year? Outfit looks familiar.


EDIT: The little guy being gobbled up by the pumpkin is a meerkat. :)
31 Oct 2011, 17:03 #442
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May the Great Pumpkin visit all of you and grant you your most heartfelt wish!
31 Oct 2011, 22:44 #443
bmwracer wrote:^ LOL.

Wasn't he Rod Stewart last year? Outfit looks familiar.


EDIT: The little guy being gobbled up by the pumpkin is a meerkat. :)


Yep, he was Rod again. Didn't find a costume he liked enough to buy and ran short of time for making one. Besides Rod is always a favorite and we were at a new place so I was the only one who'd seen it before. :victory:

That meerkat is adorable. :mrgreen:
1 Nov 2011, 01:55 #444
From Apple to Pumpkin \ Stanford student carves Steve Jobs tribute

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Since the Oct. 5 death of Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs, admirers the world over have memorialized him on posters and post-it notes, with flowers and apples. But Stanford medical student Raymond Tsai had a different tribute in mind.

Tsai has been carving intricate pumpkins since 2006 and decided to pay tribute to Jobs with this yearfs jack-o-lantern creation. He has only tried carving a personfs likeness one other time, in 2009, after Michael Jackson died.

gI usually only carve people that I am inspired by or touched by,h Tsai said. gSteve Jobs, I think, is just an inspirational person for a variety of reasons. Ifm not sure how to put it into words yetc but hefs like the epitome of resilience in terms of overcoming barriers to succeed. He was so talented and such a visionary and was able to change an entire industry.h

Tsai estimates that he spent five and a half hours creating his pumpkin masterpiece: two hours mapping the cuts and three and a half hours actually carving.

gIt is just amazing, and such an inspiration, to be so good at something, and to love something so much that you persevere no matter what anyone else says about your work,h Tsai said of Jobs.

gAs someone who is still trying to figure out what to do in my own life, [Jobs] is a great role model in terms of finding what you love to do, what youfre passionate about, and excelling at that so much so, that you make a really impact on society.h

Source:http://peninsulapress.com/2011/10/31/from-apple-to-pumpkin-stanford-student-carves-steve-jobs-tribute/
1 Nov 2011, 02:23 #445
^ I thought the guy would carve a pumpkin into an iPhone. :mrgreen:
1 Nov 2011, 12:56 #446
Loved the Steve jobs pumpkin. :victory:
24 Oct 2012, 23:25 #449
I have no idea what to dress up as this year! I'm debating on going as "Fifty Shades of Gray". It's the scariest thing I've come across all year.
26 Oct 2012, 11:57 #450
Wynter wrote:I have no idea what to dress up as this year! I'm debating on going as "Fifty Shades of Gray". It's the scariest thing I've come across all year.


I cant decide either. In a pinch I'll go as the Swamp Fairy again.

So Im fascinated by what you'll come up with for your depiction of that novel.
Sounds creepy indeed.
:sweat:

We have tickets to the big Halloween Ball that the radio station gives. My mother is visiting, so she has brought an antique kimono and wig for a little geisha action. :victory:
30 Oct 2012, 06:43 #451
Eve wrote:

I cant decide either. In a pinch I'll go as the Swamp Fairy again.

So Im fascinated by what you'll come up with for your depiction of that novel.
Sounds creepy indeed.
:sweat:

We have tickets to the big Halloween Ball that the radio station gives. My mother is visiting, so she has brought an antique kimono and wig for a little geisha action. :victory:


I gave up on 50 Shades of Gray. I shoulda stuck with it but I ran out of time this weekend (it was my birthday weekend) and now Hurricane Sandy is coming so leaving the house to find/buy different fabrics is not gonna happen.

I may just do something with my face now. Stapled eye or something.
31 Oct 2012, 21:45 #452
Tetris in a pumpkin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PCp5xk-9Qo&feature=player_embedded

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1 Nov 2012, 02:50 #453
Wynter wrote:

I gave up on 50 Shades of Gray. I shoulda stuck with it but I ran out of time this weekend (it was my birthday weekend) and now Hurricane Sandy is coming so leaving the house to find/buy different fabrics is not gonna happen.

I may just do something with my face now. Stapled eye or something.


So what did you decide?


@Beem- love the video game pumpkin. Waiting to see an Angry Bird one. :victory:
1 Nov 2012, 03:00 #454
Eve wrote:@Beem- love the video game pumpkin. Waiting to see an Angry Bird one. :victory:

LOL, maybe next year... Angry Pumpkins. :hehe:
1 Nov 2012, 03:43 #455
bmwracer wrote:
LOL, maybe next year... Angry Pumpkins. :hehe:



Nice. I like that. :hehe:
1 Nov 2012, 12:21 #456
Pouring rain on Halloween night. Bobby left the house as Tintin and came back as Donald Trump.
1 Nov 2012, 12:47 #457
Waldo T wrote:came back as Donald Trump.

Terrifying. :sweat:
1 Nov 2012, 22:26 #458
My neighbor is disappointed. No one rang his doorbell last night. He bought a Romney costume. He said it'll be useless next year.
2 Nov 2012, 00:37 #459
Waldo T wrote:He bought a Romney costume. He said it'll be useless next year.

It's useless this year... Even for the real one. :beaten:
2 Nov 2012, 00:42 #460
You may be right. Princeton Election Consortium projection of electoral college vote: Obama 312, Romney 226.

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