Halloween Costume Contest!What this is and what to do:This is a competition of the best Halloween costume. Post a picture of you or your children in order to enter this contest. Personally I love Halloween and I love costumes, and I'm curious to see what the community of EMC will come up with Deadline:Please have your submissions on this thread by the 30th of October, the winners will be chosen on the day of Halloween. Rules: DON'T GET THE IMAGES OFF THE INTERNETS These photos should be only of you or your kids Be creative \o3o/ ******* Prizes: 20,000r Labor day Bench (Promo Item) 3 ICC Birthday Event Vouchers A donation of anything (except dirt) will be accepted at res number 14982 on smp7
Last year my brother, sister and I had homemade costumes. We won 500 USD worth of prize money of the costumes. You can go home now, everyone.
Mother nature, thomas the train and a custom one I made with a 1x1.5 ft head with glowing eyes and it was uncomfortable and as hot as heck
uwu I will probably post a pic of my cosplay I made it myself, its of Levi from Attack on Titan. OuO its almost done I need to make the harness,,, and get a fancier cravat. I dont think I'll get the props (3DMG and Swords) made by Halloween, however. Oh well! By next convention I will have everything done!
The usual sequence of getting a costume... Step One: Realize you need a costume. Step Two: Realize you need it within five minutes and panic. Step Three: Rush into your basement, closets, and crawlspaces to dig frantically for a good costume. Step Four: Put on the costume you manage to throw together without even really knowing what you are, due to your extreme rush. Step Five: Spend rest of time limit cleaning up mess or leave it for someone else to find. Step Six: Look down and realize that you are something completely stupid, despite your "hours" of hard work. Step Seven: Pretend it is amazing and tell everybody that it took many hours of hard work to make.
Ill work on mine soon. I need to get some stuff though. Just saying its going to take a Hole lot of work