Best costumes you saw in 2009?

[Ghoul of the Graves]

What were the best costumes you have seen/saw so far in 2009?

[adrian]

at the bar a i saw this mad hatter costume which i know the guy must've spent a pretty penny on! his costume looked really good

[Ghoul of the Graves]

Haha, awesome. I gotta say, my Dad's fiance's daughter's costumes were the best I saw this year. I didn't see many costumes.

[adrian]

what did you go as?

[Ghoul of the Graves]

Two Face, but I looked more like someone who's face skin had just been ripped clean off.

[adrian]

hahaha good enough right? lol did you get any pics of yourself

[Ghoul of the Graves]

Only a few. I'll post them up another time. A little busy right now.

[adrian]

Only a few. I'll post them up another time. A little busy right now.

sounds good oh and you owe us a photo of you on the members photo forum! think i'd forget?

[Ghoul of the Graves]

I'll post one of my Halloween ones up on there.

It's gonna take a while. 103 images uploading at once all to Photobucket might take forever!

[adrian]

hhahahahahaha i know how that goes my friend

[Murfreesboro]

I didn't see any wildly inventive costumes this year. I think the group that impressed me most was a family who had all dressed like Wizard of Oz characters. Little girl was Dorothy, but I saw the Wizard and Glenda riding in the back of a truck with her; also the Tin Man. Not sure who was in the cab.

At one of the houses, the woman appeared to be holding her head in her hands. She had gotten a headless mannekin (sp?), just the torso, and dressed it in a long white dress with a flowing skirt. It was affixed to her shoulders somehow. She was seated and had cut out the area for her face to jut through. She had mannekin's hands "holding" her head, and she was seated, handing out candy. It was really something.