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I was in the grocery store and was in line next to the Halloween version of Ebeneezer Scrooge..

"I hate Halloween", she says to me "Why do I have to buy candy for someone else's kids?!!!"

I wasn't overly in the mood so I just ignored her and she groused to the checker instead.

I handed out candy. Seems like the popular costume last night was........*gasp* Darth Vader.

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i simply played poker for popcorn all night

halloween doesn't get celebrated here.

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TheReelTodd, that Freddy costume was awesome!

But man, yeah . . . I can just imagine the time and patience required to glue all that stuff on. Still, the end result was worth it!

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That's odd. I never thought of Halloween as more of an American holiday. I thought it was international.

Hrm..

foilism Wrote: Wheres all the hair gone???

Freddy was burned to death initially, so he has no hair.

Boingo_Buzzard Wrote: That's odd. I never thought of Halloween as more of an American holiday. I thought it was international. Hrm..

You know - elaborating on this a little more...

In 1988, the first year I dressed up as Freddy Krueger, I was dating a Cambodian girl. Though my Freddy-look was not as refined and as close to the film Freddy as seen in the image above, I still transformed myself in to a very ugly, disfigured, burned-looking character. I remember when I went to my girlfriend's house... wait a minute... this was kind of our first date, so I guess she was just about to become my girlfriend. Anyway, her family was still very Cambodian and many of them didn't speak English or know much of American culture. They kind of still lived their Cambodian way in their house while their kids attended regular American schools and all. When I entered the house, my girlfriend's mother and aunts screamed with great fear as they jumped back against the walls as if they had just seen a REAL walking dead person. I kid you not - their reaction to me was amazing - I mean to them, I was a REAL living-dead monster. I wish I could have gotten that on video! They were totally spooked and scared, running from me as I tried to approach them and screaming things in Cambodian. I took off my glove to show them it was not real blades, but they darted away from me. My girl was laughing the whole time and told me to wait while she tried to explain to them. Remember - I was not wearing any masks or anything fake looking - it looked very real to them and they were very scared. After a while and some convincing from my girlfriend, they cautiously let me approach them and show them my glove and face close up. I pulled up my sweater to show them that the makeup ended just below where the neck line was. Even after they were convinced I was not a walking dead monster, they still did not want to be in close proximity to me. It was really kind of strange, though very amusing at the same time. I can't remember if my girlfriend gave me the whole back story on Cambodian tradition, but I do remember her saying that Halloween is not celebrated there as it is here and that her family thought that in America, the dead really did walk the streets one night a year. I had forgotten all about that until Astrozombbie's post.

Well, as Freddy might say...

You may have killed me, but I'm not DEAD.

harpo989 Wrote:Hah, kind of a funny story there, Todd... And that's true, I always forget that a lot of other countries treat Halloween differently then we Americans do. In any case, sweet costume! Just out of curiosity, did you have something up on the 'net about how you did that costume?

Thanks - glad you dig my costume of 12 years ago.

Did I put something on the net about it?

Oh man - that was kind of just before the internet as we know it. If memory serves, the (modern) internet really took off in 1994. Anyway, I wasn't online personally until 1996. I took video, kind of time lapse (1-second intervals for each minute) of me applying the makeup, and I took video (video stills) of the appliances in their various stages of completion. I'm sure I've got the video around somewhere... just not sure where right now. If/when I find it, I'll try to take some time to digitize it and post a link. Of course, Halloween will be way out of season by then... but I'll post it anyway (again - if I find the old VHS video of it).
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