Costume contest
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My avatar's just gonna be Darth Vader. He's pretty scary though.
I've been busy making real costumes. I'm taking a bunch of my wife's siblings trick-or-treating this weekend, and we've been helping them make their costumes. So far we've got a werewolf, Link from the Zelda games, one of the creatures from the movie "The Village," someone wearing the safe color from "The Village," and I'm gonna be a Nazgul from "Lord of the Rings." I'll have to post some pictures after Halloween.
I've been busy making real costumes. I'm taking a bunch of my wife's siblings trick-or-treating this weekend, and we've been helping them make their costumes. So far we've got a werewolf, Link from the Zelda games, one of the creatures from the movie "The Village," someone wearing the safe color from "The Village," and I'm gonna be a Nazgul from "Lord of the Rings." I'll have to post some pictures after Halloween.
I can't decide what my TOL costume should be.
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Um... nope. Never worked in the theater. I used to call myself a film-maker and I did act and do make-up for that. But I never made any money off it. Not enough to call it a "profit" anyways.
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:doh: Guess if I'd read your profile I would have known this, huh?Originally posted by philosophizer
Um... nope. Never worked in the theater. I used to call myself a film-maker and I did act and do make-up for that. But I never made any money off it. Not enough to call it a "profit" anyways.
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Yup.
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"Anyways," is not a word.
"Anyways," is not a word.
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It is a non-standard usage of the word "anyway," but still a word.
Ummm...:think:...no.:nono: It's not, "non-standard," it's improper.
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Originally posted by lighthouse
Ummm...:think:...no.:nono: It's not, "non-standard," it's improper.
According to which "proper" version of the English language? 1950's American? The Queen's English? Colonial English? Elizabethan English? Middle English? Old English? Anglo-Saxon? Indo-European?
Eh?
Was it proper in any of them?