I hear one of our members is going out on Halloween as a train passenger. I asked why not something scary like a gate keeper or a lounge lizard. 
What are you going out as on Halloween?
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My friends and I were going to dress as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and pass out candy, but I have to work late. :angry: Since they're down to three people, they changed the plan to Rock, Paper, and Scissors.
Next year, we're going to dress as the Golden Girls. ^_^ I'm pretty excited for that one. I'm not sure which one I'm going to be yet.
Next year, we're going to dress as the Golden Girls. ^_^ I'm pretty excited for that one. I'm not sure which one I'm going to be yet.
No going out for me. I'll be in bed early, so I can be up for an early flight to Philadelphia. Flying -- now that's scary!
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I will be on 92 on my way to PHL on Halloween evening. Because of the temporary schedule, I will be able to see scenery in daylight hours that I normally do not get to see. I am pretty excited about this. For Halloween, I will be dressed as a "normal" train passenger. I hope I can pull off the "normal" part.
If you pull of the normal part of a passenger, wouldn't that just leave a skeleton? :unsure:
Of course that would then be the perfect Halloween costume. :lol:
Acela150
Super Buff
I'm gunna try to be Alan. Although I don't think I can pull the jokes! :help: :giggle: ^_^
:lol: :lol: :lol: Aloha
the_traveler
Engineer
Nah! Steve-ism doesn't have the same sound. Although the jokes may be funnier! :giggle:
Oh-oh - there goes my bonus check riding the rails out of town!
Careful Alan has connections :giggle:Nah! Steve-ism doesn't have the same sound. Although the jokes may be funnier! :giggle:
Oh-oh - there goes my bonus check riding the rails out of town!
Aloha
the_traveler
Engineer
"The foot bone is connected to the leg bone ... The leg bone is connected to the knee bone ... The knee bone is connected to the ..." :giggle:
But where's the "funny bone"? :huh:
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I will be doing the same thing I do every Halloween....shut the lights off and pretend I'm not home.
And the next day collect toilet paper & wash soaped windows?
Nope. There are definite advantages to 1) living in small town rural America and 2) living in an upstairs apartment which is only accessible from the inside.
the_traveler
Engineer
And there are advantages living in a locked and secured apartment building with only 12 apartments!
I thought you worked @ Night Jeff? Of course, I would Imagine that Halloween in your Village Isn't exactly a New years Eve in Times Square Caliber Celebration! ^_^Nope. There are definite advantages to 1) living in small town rural America and 2) living in an upstairs apartment which is only accessible from the inside.
Garethe7
Train Attendant
I am cracking up because my Mom told me they used to soap windows if somebody didn't answer their door, I used to make fun of the whole idea because it sounded lame when they thought they were being real badazz (this was the 50s remember).And the next day collect toilet paper & wash soaped windows?
Garethe7
Train Attendant
Blanche if you wanna be "flirty"My friends and I were going to dress as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and pass out candy, but I have to work late. :angry: Since they're down to three people, they changed the plan to Rock, Paper, and Scissors.
Next year, we're going to dress as the Golden Girls. ^_^ I'm pretty excited for that one. I'm not sure which one I'm going to be yet.
Sophia if you want to do the "picture this" stuff
Dorothy for the campy one liners
Rose if you like being a dingbat
Garethe7
Train Attendant
Oh. LOL. Didn't know it was still on. Haven't seen it in years. I think any of them would be fun.Yeah, I'm familiar with them. I watch that show all the time. I just can't decide who I want to dress as.
It's in syndication, and I own the DVDs.Oh. LOL. Didn't know it was still on. Haven't seen it in years. I think any of them would be fun.Yeah, I'm familiar with them. I watch that show all the time. I just can't decide who I want to dress as.
Garethe7
Train Attendant
Ah, that explains it. It was a pretty funny show if I recall.It's in syndication, and I own the DVDs.Oh. LOL. Didn't know it was still on. Haven't seen it in years. I think any of them would be fun.Yeah, I'm familiar with them. I watch that show all the time. I just can't decide who I want to dress as.
I work the graveyard shift (11PM to 7AM) but at the prime time for trick-or-treat (about 5PM to 8:30 PM here) I'm trying to get a nap in before work and don't want to get my beauty sleep interrupted.I thought you worked @ Night Jeff? Of course, I would Imagine that Halloween in your Village Isn't exactly a New years Eve in Times Square Caliber Celebration! ^_^Nope. There are definite advantages to 1) living in small town rural America and 2) living in an upstairs apartment which is only accessible from the inside.
And, no, it's not exactly New Year's Eve in Times Square around here anyway. As for soaping windows, I can recall my dad telling me that he and his friends, back in the late '40's would tip over outhouses and set sacks of dog crap on fire, put them on people's porches, ring the doorbell (or knock on the door) and run away. :lol: They just don't "celebrate" Halloween like they used to.
the_traveler
Engineer
Tipping over outhouses may have been semi-easy, but it's a lot harder to tip over an "inhouse"! :giggle:
oldtimer
OBS Chief
I know that I'm a little late responding but in answer to your question: It is the Humerus Bone!!!
except when my wife broke her Humerus. It was not too humorous.
