
Don't get me wrong, I have no strong objections to scantily clad women per se, but it would seem frustrating to want to go buy a costume (for whatever reason if you couldn't make your own) and all of your options were designed by Hugh Hefner. Wouldn't you feel sort of, oh, I don't know, mega-objectified?
Anyway, great costume ideas based on this data can be found here.
via Cynical-C.
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I too have theoretical objections to those costumes, objections that include the standard feminist critique, but I also object to them on the grounds of their utter unoriginality. At least try to think of something the least bit unique--maybe sexy, Joe-the-Plumber?
Then again I haven't been able to top my favorite costume, which I debuted five years ago. I went as America, which involved me painting an American flag on my face and calling random people terrorists while throwing missiles made out of empty coke bottles at them.
If I weren't driving to Chicago Halloween night, I would consider dressing up as a blank sheet of paper and going as Palin's resume.
Halloween is, among other things, a harvest festival.
Tell the flakygenius to go as Bonnie this year. Everyone wants to be the mayor of Longfellow. Splash some bourbon on a fishnet football jersey, carry around a broken Pall Mall 100 in one hand and a fucking John Deere coozie with a tall can that sticks out over the top, and repeatedly say "are we havin' fun yet!?"
Classic.
My favorite was your flock of seagulls haircut, and overall wretched 80's get-up. The lobster costume was awesome! I forget who made that but it was very original. For laughs sake, the dude that was Dog the bounty hunter was funny as well.
D.
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