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tnman03
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It depends on the setting Azul...I'm a Cosplay fan and love viewing creative costumes. But lingerie and or a really sexy bikini will always make me smile. Perhaps the one costume I find most attractive on a fit adventurous woman isn't really a costume at all. Air brushed body paint or temporary full or partial body tattoos of a fantasy or animal theme are raw sexuality.
Paul_Chance
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Good Morning Spacelings 
i'd agree that the best costumes are situational - I don't have a single favorite. At the masque I went to over the weekend the two best costumes were a very tall woman wearing a Wednesday Adams costume and an Alice (from The Looking Glass Wars). Both costumes were just excellently done and the wearers pulled off the character. There was a lot of Sexy Steampunk - but I personally think Steampunk is hard to pull off, it's very easy to just pile too much on.
As for the Dallas Cowboys thing - growing up in Nebraska (with no pro-team) our closet choices were the Bronco's and the Vikings and we were about split between the two. I rebelled and went with the Cowboys. (And I may or may not have been profoundly influenced (aroused) by the cheerleaders.)
It's a beautiful Monday morning here between a couple of rain storms, with rain coming back in early this evening, which may put a damper on the trick or treating kids, but I've already had a couple of the local kids (whose parents know I work from home and asked earlier if they could come by during the day).
One of the neighbors has their townhouse fully decked out for Halloween, so we're seeing a lot of through traffic since it was featured on the local news.
i'd agree that the best costumes are situational - I don't have a single favorite. At the masque I went to over the weekend the two best costumes were a very tall woman wearing a Wednesday Adams costume and an Alice (from The Looking Glass Wars). Both costumes were just excellently done and the wearers pulled off the character. There was a lot of Sexy Steampunk - but I personally think Steampunk is hard to pull off, it's very easy to just pile too much on.
As for the Dallas Cowboys thing - growing up in Nebraska (with no pro-team) our closet choices were the Bronco's and the Vikings and we were about split between the two. I rebelled and went with the Cowboys. (And I may or may not have been profoundly influenced (aroused) by the cheerleaders.)
It's a beautiful Monday morning here between a couple of rain storms, with rain coming back in early this evening, which may put a damper on the trick or treating kids, but I've already had a couple of the local kids (whose parents know I work from home and asked earlier if they could come by during the day).
One of the neighbors has their townhouse fully decked out for Halloween, so we're seeing a lot of through traffic since it was featured on the local news.
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Sexy, stern looking,short tight skirt wearing business woman.
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I finally made it home today. It's been a long morning.
Sorry guys I'm not into girls so no comment on the dream girl thing.
I'm planning on working with the PD tonight down at the Halloween party
we have at the rec center for the kids.
My costume will be looking like a normal person for once.
Sorry guys I'm not into girls so no comment on the dream girl thing.
I'm planning on working with the PD tonight down at the Halloween party
we have at the rec center for the kids.
My costume will be looking like a normal person for once.
Paul_Chance
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That sounds like a fun little party. Pretending to be an ordinary person is a good costume.
I wear it all the time!Azul... Remember there are women here! Just rephrase the question to your dream man.
I would be attacking a Jon Snow! Mmmmm, I saw one last year, he looked *exactly* like him in the show. Our eyes caught each other over a cup of hot chocolate (I was Asuna), and we both gave a shy smile. Now I'm wondering, where does Kit Harington live...? Just kidding, he doesn't live in my "Casterly Rock".
Other delicious yummy attackables... Aragorn. I've been seeing a lot of him lately.
Not many celebrities make me swoon, but these two dark haired silent types get me going.
Tonight I'd settle for a Joker, I'll need me my Puddin!
I would be attacking a Jon Snow! Mmmmm, I saw one last year, he looked *exactly* like him in the show. Our eyes caught each other over a cup of hot chocolate (I was Asuna), and we both gave a shy smile.
Now I'm wondering, where does Kit Harington live...? Just kidding, he doesn't live in my "Casterly Rock". Other delicious yummy attackables... Aragorn. I've been seeing a lot of him lately.
Not many celebrities make me swoon, but these two dark haired silent types get me going.
Tonight I'd settle for a Joker, I'll need me my Puddin!
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Azul... Remember there are women here! Just rephrase the question to your dream man.
I would be attacking a Jon Snow! Mmmmm, I saw one last year, he looked *exactly* like him in the show. Our eyes caught each other over a cup of hot chocolate (I was Asuna), and we both gave a shy smile.
Other delicious yummy attackables... Aragorn. I've been seeing a lot of him lately.
Not many celebrities make me swoon, but these two dark haired silent types get me going.
Tonight I'd settle for a Joker, I'll need me my Puddin!
Hell, I'd do Aragon
Hope you find your Joker!
tnman03
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Azul... Remember there are women here! Just rephrase the question to your dream man.
I would be attacking a Jon Snow! Mmmmm, I saw one last year, he looked *exactly* like him in the show. Our eyes caught each other over a cup of hot chocolate (I was Asuna), and we both gave a shy smile.
Other delicious yummy attackables... Aragorn. I've been seeing a lot of him lately.
Not many celebrities make me swoon, but these two dark haired silent types get me going.
Tonight I'd settle for a Joker, I'll need me my Puddin!
http://lizkatz.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Joker-and-harley-quinn-kiss-profile-Liz-Katz.jpg
Here's hoping your Joker makes you swooning happy...
Azuldrgon
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Oops. My apologies to Starry and Tiamo. 
for both of you.
My choice of costume for my dream girl is simple. Whatever makes her feel comfortable and sexy. I mean, nothing sells a costume like a beautiful woman wearing it like it's really her. Not counting Tiamo's outfits,I almost went gaga overa woman dressed like the queen of the vampires on a delivery because she carried herself like it was her.
for both of you. My choice of costume for my dream girl is simple. Whatever makes her feel comfortable and sexy. I mean, nothing sells a costume like a beautiful woman wearing it like it's really her. Not counting Tiamo's outfits,I almost went gaga overa woman dressed like the queen of the vampires on a delivery because she carried herself like it was her.
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Welcome, come hang out anytime. Its really a cool place.
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I followed the advice of Tiamo and shmily.
Here was the result.
Unfortunately, they would not allow me to wear the Pikachu hat or yellow sweatshirt I wanted to. One of my bosses thought I was a clown.
Tips were decent, but not spectacular. But I tried and had fun.
shmily
Here was the result.
Unfortunately, they would not allow me to wear the Pikachu hat or yellow sweatshirt I wanted to. One of my bosses thought I was a clown.
Tips were decent, but not spectacular. But I tried and had fun.
shmily
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It's about the willingness to be silly and have a good time celebrating Halloween Azul, whether your at work, a party or entertaining neighborhood trick or treaters. You got into the sprit of things and played along for he fun of it, I'd call that a win.
Here's a bigger version of what I wore. I will try to get one with the jacket, sequin shorts, and fishnet stockings soon.
http://i.imgur.com/9YcmiSgl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/9YcmiSgl.jpg
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You did great and really rocked that costume!!! I hope your Halloween endeavor was a fun experience. And I'm certain everyone who got to see you in costume thought you were fantastic.
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Good morning.
*starts coffee*
I was going to do a deep question regarding All Saint's Day. That is the first day of November and the reason we have All Hallow's Eve in the first place. You can check that out on Google if you want, but instead since Tiamo and I shared what we wore for Halloween, I would like to see what everyone else wore. This is if you feel comfy with sharing.
If you don't, what was your favorite costume for Halloween that you can remember?
*starts coffee*
I was going to do a deep question regarding All Saint's Day. That is the first day of November and the reason we have All Hallow's Eve in the first place. You can check that out on Google if you want, but instead since Tiamo and I shared what we wore for Halloween, I would like to see what everyone else wore. This is if you feel comfy with sharing.
If you don't, what was your favorite costume for Halloween that you can remember?
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Morning Space Cadets and candidates...
Ah. All Saints Day!!! I grew up in the Methodist Church and attended a Catholic School for a while so its one of those things to remember. I's a good topic Azul... But I'll sick to a favorite costume...I didn't go to any Halloween parties this year but the best costume I ever pulled off was as a "moonshiner" I did the worn out bib overalls, worn out boots w/o socks, patched flannel shirt and shapeless felt hat. A ceramic clay jug with a corn cork and the right dialect helped. I also didn't spend a lot of money on a costume that year, it was thrift store and yard sale gleanings and having spent time around some really interesting older salt of the earth types.
Ah. All Saints Day!!! I grew up in the Methodist Church and attended a Catholic School for a while so its one of those things to remember. I's a good topic Azul... But I'll sick to a favorite costume...I didn't go to any Halloween parties this year but the best costume I ever pulled off was as a "moonshiner" I did the worn out bib overalls, worn out boots w/o socks, patched flannel shirt and shapeless felt hat. A ceramic clay jug with a corn cork and the right dialect helped. I also didn't spend a lot of money on a costume that year, it was thrift store and yard sale gleanings and having spent time around some really interesting older salt of the earth types.
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Good Morning all.
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Good morning all
My nephew and I were just talking about most memorable childhood costumes. Mine was a robot made out of cardboard boxes covered in tinfoil. There is a family picture of it somewhere not in my possession. In my young mind it was the greatest costume. My parents loved making us costumes when we were kids.
My nephew and I were just talking about most memorable childhood costumes. Mine was a robot made out of cardboard boxes covered in tinfoil. There is a family picture of it somewhere not in my possession. In my young mind it was the greatest costume. My parents loved making us costumes when we were kids.
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Good morning all
My nephew and I were just talking about most memorable childhood costumes. Mine was a robot made out of cardboard boxes covered in tinfoil. There is a family picture of it somewhere not in my possession. In my young mind it was the greatest costume. My parents loved making us costumes when we were kids.
Good Morning,
Sounds fun and creative.
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Good morning all
My nephew and I were just talking about most memorable childhood costumes. Mine was a robot made out of cardboard boxes covered in tinfoil. There is a family picture of it somewhere not in my possession. In my young mind it was the greatest costume. My parents loved making us costumes when we were kids.
Morning Paul...can you imagine going to a costume party dressed as Warren Zevon's Roland of song and waiting to see if anyone knew who you were masquerading as? WZ was brutally on the mark with that one, even if I was to young to understand the politics behind it when it first came out. But what a cool character! I even got to meet people who'd "been there and done that" from that way back then time.
SA...what's up in your world?
