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Bystanders and spook-taters probably don't realise they're missing out on a wail of a time this halloween by being too po-faced and staying indoors with the curtains closed (benway). I spent a gh(r)oulling evening making a Boba Fett outfit for a halloween party tonight, which is going to do double duties for a halloween party tomorrow. So what are you groovy ghouls (girls) and guys doing for halloween. (friday thread)
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fucking hell, that's actually what I'm doing. Louise isn't gong to be here, so I'm going to be sitting here on my own all night, before eventually getting tired and going to bed.
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fucking hell, that's actually what I'm doing. Kate isn't gong to be here, so I'm going to be sitting here on my own all night, before eventually getting tired and going to bed.
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Why don't you come to a party with me. It's not a party as such. It's what's dubbed a gathering. I think that basically means quiet party. When I think of a party, I think of cheerleaders giving up their virginity on the parents double bed. Football players banging chests and drinking beer by the pool. geeks making a bomb that explodes a toilet. A gathering is people sitting in someones house, drinking, chatting laughing and that. It'd be alright. If you fancy it, I'll ask to bring a guest.
But it LOOKS like you'll be playing x-box.
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Oh no sorry, that's my Saturday plans. Tonight I will be making the most of Haloween by hopefully playing Lost Odyssey all night. Although Kate might be going out as she loves Haloween in which case the above will be true.
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It would be really annoying to go to a snooker tournament with them. Especially Davis. He's be all "Oh, he should have screwed that one back above the blue so he could break into the pack but now he's going to have to play with a lot of swerve to have another shot on after" and you'd be on "You're meant to be quiet Davis you twat" and he'd be "How dare you? Don't you know who I am?" and you'd be all "Yeha, you're Steve Davis. You reminded me of that 9 times in the car on the way up going 'I'm Steve motherfucking Davis, why the fuck should I sit in the back?' 'Look. Jimmy called shotgun first. It's the rules' 'Don't you know that I play pool as well as snooker. I'm having the front on the way back' 'you're getting a fucking taxi if you continue like this Davis'."
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I don't think it's a halloween themed exhibition. I suppose I could imagine that it is. I could imagine that the red balls are hearts, and the cues are stakes. The cue ball could be a big eyeball, and table itself the grassy covering on the grave of a really tall fat person
I was meant to be going to a fancy dress party, but the person who was hosting the party turned out to be a **** of the highest possible order, so I decided I wouldn't go. It's with some slightly petty smugness that I have been informed that he's cancelled his party because none of our friends want to go now. The **** .
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I had planned a party and invited people from all over. I thought it was going to be pretty good, then one person said they weren't going and then everyone started making lame excuses and now I've had to cancel the party. Posts: 4934
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I was only joking about the party thing. I was trying to pretend that I was the **** that Ringo was referring to. I'm not sure I pulled it off all that well.
I'm not buying Dead Space. I've still got 4 games in my collection I've not completed and I need to get Fallout 3 before Dead Space. And possibly Fifa09.
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Tonight I'm meant to be going to a Britney-themed party in Hoxton and some warehouse ting in Soho, but a lady I should probably avoid (though oh my even if she plays me it's okay) will be at the first event looking too hot for words and the second will be too gay and ravey for my energy levels these days. So maybe will just stay in. Saturday meeting a friend, going for a walk maybe, lounging around Shoreditch, not drinking. Sunday a Halloween Dinner in Robocop-esque Hackney Wick to which I shall come bearing this, then maybe go see Peaches Geldof's band play which should be entertaining.
eta: oh wait i think she quit the band.they're quite decent actually.
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True respect there Mikey - you have once again shone in your creative ability, creative recycling and just general heroicness.
I was going to head into town, but then I remembered that its halloween so instead I am sitting in my favourite little bar supping a pint of guinness instead - very un-halloween but very I can't-be arsed-working-on-a-friday-so-fuck-it-I-will-go-to-the-pub-ness type of way.
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I made this last night in preparation for the trick or treaters that will be darkening our doorway this evening. This is what comes from moving to suburbia...
I bet after that effort no fecker calls and I'll end up scoffing a multi-bag of chocolate while watching the last 3 episodes of Dead Set.
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My parents are visiting so we can have - whoo!! - babysitting services. But where to go in this boring old city? A bar? No, the drinks cost a fortune. Out for dinner? No, the food is even more expensive. To the cinema? Nope, we could download the films for free so what's the point - and Let The Right One In won't be subtitled in English anyway. Art gallery? All closed at 5. Er... stay home and have sex? I guess. Wish we were in London. Stockholm sucks. Anyway, tomorrow - breakfast at the hotel with the parents, then visit the aquarium, then dinner at a posh restaurant (parents paying). Sunday I'll do them a roast before they leave at 4. And that is all really. They don't really do Halloween in Sweden. Or, you know - fun.
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I've bought a loaf of Kingsmill for any little nippers that come round trick or treating. A sprinkle of sugar on a slice makes a tasty and cost effective treat. Apart from that I'll probably be trying to repeat my poker success of last friday and fleece those mothers I pretend to be friends with.
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quote:Originally posted by London: My parents are visiting so we can have - whoo!! - babysitting services. But where to go in this boring old city? A bar? No, the drinks cost a fortune. Out for dinner? No, the food is even more expensive. To the cinema? Nope, we could download the films for free so what's the point - and Let The Right One In won't be subtitled in English anyway. Art gallery? All closed at 5. Er... stay home and have sex? I guess. Wish we were in London. Stockholm sucks. Anyway, tomorrow - breakfast at the hotel with the parents, then visit the aquarium, then dinner at a posh restaurant (parents paying). Sunday I'll do them a roast before they leave at 4. And that is all really. They don't really do Halloween in Sweden. Or, you know - fun.
I hope lil Jimmy is playing with those Chucky dolls on this special day!
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I've just finished a 13 hour day where I nearly broke my wrist, all the fingers on my right hand, and have a hole in my thumb from where I errant screw decided to impale me (which kinda doubled up as a Halloween thing since it happened front of the receptionist and she started screaming and then wouldn't talk to me for the rest of the day because I decided that for time saving reasons, it was easier to carry the desk segment through the building rather than stopping to remove the screw)
quote:Originally posted by New Way Of Decay: When I think of a party, I think of cheerleaders giving up their virginity on the parents double bed. Football players banging chests and drinking beer by the pool.
God. I miss highschool.
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