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[Mairi]

And just in time for Halloween!

http://www.kelsphotocreations.com/

Look at the pageant photos.  

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

[The End]

Are they supposed to look like dolls?

I think it's hilarious that another of the services offered on that site is to remove unwanted relatives from your photos!!!

[somedude210]

is the site italian?  

[Normandie]

I came across a site that focuses on those awful 1970s boxed Halloween costumes that consisted of a cheap plastic mask and a smock made out of God knows what toxic material. This Ringo costume made me laugh so hard. Yikes! 

[Normandie]

I had to share my daughters' reactions. Now I'm laughing all over again:

[Hello Goodbye]

At least it's flame retarded.   

[In My Life]

I came across a site that focuses on those awful 1970s boxed Halloween costumes that consisted of a cheap plastic mask and a smock made out of God knows what toxic material. This Ringo costume made me laugh so hard. Yikes! 

   Yikes! Sometimes the scariest things aren't even meant to be frightening...I think.


That reminds me of this picture that I came across a while ago. It's not true that things look better once you try them on!

[Moogmodule]

I came across a site that focuses on those awful 1970s boxed Halloween costumes that consisted of a cheap plastic mask and a smock made out of God knows what toxic material. This Ringo costume made me laugh so hard. Yikes! 

Looks perfect for a slasher flick villain.

[Moogmodule]

   Yikes! Sometimes the scariest things aren't even meant to be frightening...I think.


That reminds me of this picture that I came across a while ago. It's not true that things look better once you try them on!

That would be terrifying if I saw it heading towards me.  Like something from a Stephen King story.

[Normandie]

At least it's flame retarded.   

I'm still snickering about that.   

That reminds me of this picture that I came across a while ago.

Which Beatle is that supposed to be, Kelley? Do you know?

That would be terrifying if I saw it heading towards me. 

I think I'd run pretty fast if I ever saw anything like that approaching.

[In My Life]

That would be terrifying if I saw it heading towards me.  Like something from a Stephen King story.

Oh, I know! I was trying to imagine finding that on the other side of my door on Trick or Treat night! It might even be scarier than my first Halloween as a homeowner in 1986. After the festivities ended, I heard a knock at my kitchen door. I knew I shouldn't open it, but since the stoop outside the door had no steps leading up to it I was, um, intrigued. I was shocked to discover three grown men. They were holding out pillowcases so I gave them some candy to get rid of them.  One of them actually complained because I didn't have a porch light on. I mumbled something about the lack of steps as I closed and locked the door.

[In My Life]

Which Beatle is that supposed to be, Kelley? Do you know?

I think it's George. 

[Moogmodule]

I think it's George. 

I’ve now got an image of that walking slowly towards be with Blue Jay Way playing in the background.

[Hello Goodbye]

I’ve now got an image of that walking slowly towards be with Blue Jay Way playing in the background.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Coz0TmK2ZIg" target="_blank" class="aeva_link bbc_link new_win">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Coz0TmK2ZIg</a>

The Ringo and George costumes were made by Ben Cooper Costumes who also made the flame retarded John and Paul Halloween costumes...








I remember kids walking around the neighborhood trick-or-treating and wearing wearing these costumes in the mid-1960s.  I was a teenager then and on Halloween my trick-or-treating days were over.  Instead we buried eggs in the sand for a few weeks so they would get rotten.  We also bought large pastel chalk and put them in socks and then hammered them till the chalk turned to dust.  So now we were completely armed for Halloween night and we'd roam around the neighborhood in packs and had rotten egg fights.  We wouldn't pick on the little kids in their costumes but we did mark them with the chalk socks to let other packs know not to bother them later. 

Purple chalk was my personal perrenial color choice for Halloween night.   

[In My Life]

I’ve now got an image of that walking slowly towards be with Blue Jay Way playing in the background.

And just before it gets you you’ll start to hear the ending of Long, Long, Long.

[Normandie]

Oh, I know! I was trying to imagine finding that on the other side of my door on Trick or Treat night! It might even be scarier than my first Halloween as a homeowner in 1986. After the festivities ended, I heard a knock at my kitchen door. I knew I shouldn't open it, but since the stoop outside the door had no steps leading up to it I was, um, intrigued. I was shocked to discover three grown men. They were holding out pillowcases so I gave them some candy to get rid of them.  One of them actually complained because I didn't have a porch light on. I mumbled something about the lack of steps as I closed and locked the door.

On my third Halloween as a homeowner, and about 9 weeks after I'd given birth to my first child, I opened the door one time to find my OB/GYN standing on the porch with his daughter. I was mortified at the time.    These days it takes a lot more to embarrass me.

[Hello Goodbye]

There's something else my Halloween Pack armed ourselves with in addition to the chalk socks and rotten eggs.  It involved paper bags, matches, and something else that we collected over the preceding couple of weeks.   

[In My Life]

On my third Halloween as a homeowner, and about 9 weeks after I'd given birth to my first child, I opened the door one time to find my OB/GYN standing on the porch with his daughter. I was mortified at the time.    These days it takes a lot more to embarrass me.

Yes, there are certain perks to maturity!