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2008 Halloween Costume Party

As you may be able to tell from some of the costumes, this was a non-BYU approved dance. It was a tri-complex dance hosted, in part, by Carriage Cove. (I tried to only take pictures of the G-rated costumes.) There really weren't that many questionable ones.

10 points to the person who can name each character in this picture! I'll give you a hint. This first guy is Superman. That one is tricky since Shawn doesn't match the character's body type. But you should be able to get the rest. (#2 was featured in my blog not too long ago...)



















This is Satoshi in the middle. He is from Japan.







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  1. HeatherThu Oct 30, 10:45:00 AM MDT

    Wow, wonder woman was pretty brave risking the honor code like that. I guess it's like TAMN says, modesty doesn't apply on Halloween.

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  2. NoelleThu Oct 30, 01:33:00 PM MDT

    That big blue guy is Superman? Where's his insignia? The next one I'd say is Dr. Evil, then Rufio (awesome) then peter pan and then strange viking man.

    I like the blue man group costume and the Indiana Jones duo. :)

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  3. Julie TThu Oct 30, 02:02:00 PM MDT

    I have no idea who any of these dudes are! I guess I'm really behind the door on this one! Your costume is interesting, but I think I would have liked you even better in your all black Ninja gear! And you could have demonstrated your prowess at the same time!

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  4. Julie TMon Nov 03, 09:37:00 AM MST

    I have to know! Did the Kissing Booth guy get any takers?? Yeah, don't bother with Patch anymore, when you can wow us with Sparrow the Arrow!!!

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