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Hi All,

 

Last year we "dressed up" for Halloween with the use of our avitars, thought it would be fun again this year!

 

-Bryan

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Yup, definitely a fun idea, Bryan, but as I'm such a boring person, I'm using the same one I did last year. :D

 

 

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Me too!

 

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Well since I have been accused of just about everything else when it comes to my eBay purchases, why not a bloodsucker ;) ;)

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but...but.....I'm already dressed up......<G>

 

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Hi All,

 

Last year we "dressed up" for Halloween with the use of our avitars, thought it would be fun again this year!

 

-Bryan

Of course. But then I've dressed up for the day after as well :lol:

 

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I dressed up into Gegege no Kitarou!

 

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Sounds like a good idea - I've added an image from one of the scariest movies I've ever seen. :o

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Nosferatu! Silent movies are great.

 

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Greetings all,

 

This looks like fun- I'm in!

 

All the best,

 

Sean

 

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