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SnowWhite5669

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Is anyone wearing a costume to work on Thursday??
I am debating whether I should wear my costume (Snow White of course). Ok here's the thing: I work for the Secretary of State in Rhode Island and don't know if I should or not.:hammer:
 
SewIn2Disney

SewIn2Disney

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Of course I will! I'm in college so I will be wearing my costume to class and then to work. (I work at a fabric and craft store) Of couse, I will be Mickey Mouse. I used the Simplicity pattern that was out last year. It is his red pants, white dress shirt and black long tux jacket, and of couse the costume wouldn't be complete without the very large head. (It covers my entire head...) I'll try to scan a pic If i can.

To snow white: You have to wear your costume!!! It wouldn't be halloween unless people dressed up, now would it? You should see if you can get some of your co-workers to dress up as the seven dwarfs (all they would need are sweatsuits and some hats with their names on it) That would be too cute!!!
 
ACE

ACE

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I am, in a sneaky kind of way. I don't have any meetings or training that day so I'm gonna put on a Superman shirt under my regular shirt and leave my shirt open and my tie loose. If anything comes up I can button my shirt and tighten my tie and no one will be the wiser. I also wear glasses so my ensemble will be complete.

Just so my son doesn't have a cow, I have to tell you that this costume was his idea. You know how 15 yr olds are.:lol:

:wave: ACE

P.S. Anyone recognize my avatar. You don't count Tramp, you're old like me.:lol:
 
SpongeScott

SpongeScott

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Originally posted by acellis_99
I am, in a sneaky kind of way. I don't have any meetings or training that day so I'm gonna put on a Superman shirt under my regular shirt and leave my shirt open and my tie loose. If anything comes up I can button my shirt and tighten my tie and no one will be the wiser. I also wear glasses so my ensemble will be complete.

Just so my son doesn't have a cow, I have to tell you that this costume was his idea. You know how 15 yr olds are.:lol:

:wave: ACE

P.S. Anyone recognize my avatar. You don't count Tramp, you're old like me.:lol:
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Hmm, I would have thought that a 15 year old wouldn't want credit for something like that!

The Green Hornet??
 
RPMdfw

RPMdfw

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Originally posted by acellis_99
I am, in a sneaky kind of way. I don't have any meetings or training that day so I'm gonna put on a Superman shirt under my regular shirt and leave my shirt open and my tie loose. If anything comes up I can button my shirt and tighten my tie and no one will be the wiser. I also wear glasses so my ensemble will be complete.
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OMG! The "Clark Kent" thing is my standard halloween costume for the office. (My office is decorated with most of my Superman memorabilia, so it's kind of ecxpected of me . . .)

Cool to hear of someone else using this one!
 
ACE

ACE

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Originally posted by sandjhooker
Hmm, I would have thought that a 15 year old wouldn't want credit for something like that!

The Green Hornet??
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My son thinks superheros are cool. Hey, if his dad hasn't grown up yet, what would you expect.:lol:

Yeah it's the Green Hornet. Remember his sidekick? Or who played either role? no2apprentice, you can't answer.:lol:

:wave: ACE
 
Maria

Maria

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I remember him!! But it was Cato the one who sidekicked, no? I have the music now on my head! thanks... lol
It was called here: "el avispón verde". :lol:
 
Maria

Maria

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Originally posted by SnowWhite5669
I am debating whether I should wear my costume (Snow White of course). Ok here's the thing: I work for the Secretary of State in Rhode Island and don't know if I should or not.:hammer:
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Please don´t... :animwink: I´m not sure that would be proper.... unless of course, you make sure others are going in costume too... otherwise... :lol:
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ACE

ACE

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Originally posted by SamatBCV
Wasn't the sidekick Cato? I think Bruce Lee was in the part at first??
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Yes, the Green Hornets sidekick was Kato, played by Bruce Lee.

Now tell me who played The Green Hornet.

:wave: ACE
 
SamatBCV

SamatBCV

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Originally posted by acellis_99
Yes, the Green Hornets sidekick was Kato, played by Bruce Lee.

Now tell me who played The Green Hornet.

:wave: ACE
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Hey, I wasn't alive then. I just remember Kato from a show I saw about Bruce Lee. :lol: No idea who played the Green Hornet. By the way, do you collect comics?
 
westie

westie

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I have a full on luche libre wrestling costume that I wear when I escort my kids arround. Its funny to see kids and parents look at you like you've come to kill them. And some even recognize me. But I don't wear it to work. The guy at the bank dressed up like the Crow last year. He was so real that this little old lady in front of me told me to go ahead so he wouldn't have to wait on her!
 
ACE

ACE

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Originally posted by SnowWhite5669
Van Williams??? Kato was Bruce Lee:sohappy:
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And the winner is...SnowWhite5669!

Van Williams is the correct answer. Now tell her what's she's won Johnny. You've won the admiration of all your adoring fans and a lifetime supply of Rice-A-Roni the "San Francisco Treat".

Disclaimer: No prizes actually awarded. Chances of winning a real prize are zip, zilch, nadda.

Thanks for playing.

:wave: ACE
 
ACE

ACE

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Originally posted by SamatBCV
Hey, I wasn't alive then. I just remember Kato from a show I saw about Bruce Lee. :lol: No idea who played the Green Hornet. By the way, do you collect comics?
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I used to, when I was a teenager(a 100 yrs ago), but gave them away when I joined the Navy. My mom didn't want to keep them and I thought I was "too old" for them. Now I wish I still had them. I could put my son through college with them. :lol:

:wave: ACE
 
no2apprentice

no2apprentice

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Originally posted by acellis_99
Now I wish I still had them. I could put my son through college with them. :lol:

:wave: ACE
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I feel your pain, Ace. I had four "Herbie" comics that I tossed after high school. I'm not sure how much they'd be worth now, probably about $300-$500 at a good comic convention.:cry:
 

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