Office Halloween Costumes

Nope. We do absolutely nothing in this office that would ever acknowledge the existence of outside lives.

this one senator working in the senate office (next to the radio office) is dressed in a full VENOM costume complete with PADDED MUSCLES and FACE MASK with HUGE TONGUE

one of the girls working next door has a bunch of fake blood on her face and vampire teeth. at my shop? no one.

no one. i saw a girl in the cafeteria wearing cat ears but that was it.

AHHHH SENATOR VENOM IS TRYING TO EAT A TWIZZLER THROUGH THE HOLE IN HIS MASK

I am dressed as Caesar's ghost.

i am really mad nobody brought in candy :(

No dress-up but plenty of candy and cupcakes.

Kate from next door just brought her baby DRESSED AS A KANGAROO. BABY KANGAROO!!!

how exciting, ian.

i would like a cupcake please.

i would settle for some kind of cookie with frosting on it

there was a pumpkin and some sweets in reception earlier, then there were bits of pumpkin in the kitchen later. i might investigate where the rest of the pumpkin has gone.

My supervisor Adrienne is a punk rocker with lip piercing and everything.
She's got a battery powered wig that glows, too. Halloween staff party with plenty of goodies coming up.

i want a cupcake

no one here is dressed up!
i wore an orange-ish tshirt and a black hoodie though

a really tall samurai just walked by my office

i got some m&ms and an apple from the baby store.

dude in my spanish class was dressed in a kids-size spiderman costume. might have been some frat hazing thing. didn't leave, uh, much to the imagination under the belt.

i wanted to dress up today but i went to a haloween party as this kid we know that just dresses horribly so if i went around campus dressed horribly i would just look like a horribly dressed person on haloween rather than a horribly dressed person for haloween.

where are you emsk? im trying to work out what kind of american says "sweets" or, alternatively, what kind of non-american works in an office that celebrates halloween

i am just wearing a t-shirt with a big green skull on it. i didn't have the time, energy, money, or inclination to go through with my planned costume (queen of hearts from alice's adventures in wonderland). i'll save my effort for a year when halloween actually falls on a weekend.

i'm in london! i have never been an american. i am a welsh but in england. (this office celebrates everything. it is ace.)

we just had the costume contest and Tapatio man won!!

i'll save my effort for a year when halloween actually falls on a weekend.

^ gonna be a while

wait next year 31 is a friday :D

When I went to the store earlier I think the cashier was supposed to be a wolfman but he looked more like a blackface sasquatch.

i must say Tapatio man was genius. i wish i could show you guys.

I dressed up in full Goth regalia, courtesy of my own wardrobe. I don't get to rock it as much now that I'm a 'grownup', so it's kind of fun to weird out my super straight coworkers. My friends and family back home would just roll their eyes, but these folks barely know me, so it's lots of fun. And I'm having an EXCELLENT hair day!

only person in my office that dressed up was our house manager who came as robin hood (i think that's who he was, at least).

omg your boss is that peter pan dude!

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One of the costume contest winners at the gig I played last night was just a dude in drag, at least, that's what we thought; but during the contest he lifted his skirt and manginaed everyone. He won.

i had no idea "mangina" was a verb, much less a transitive verb. jesus.

One of my co-workers was wearing a suit yesterday (highly uncommon in our office), and people kept asking what he was dressed as. Turns out he had a funeral to go to. :(

Office parade was won by two gals playing the Kardashian sisters (?). I've never seen them, loathing 'reality' as I do, but they seemed genuine. I voted for the Mother of Rosemary's Baby, pushing a carriage with Mia Farrow's haircut too!

Anyone sees any JetBlue Slaters this year, ring in.

The carriage had Mia Farrow's haircut?

Lady Gaga costumes automatically disqualified, right?

we just had the costume contest and Tapatio man won!!

this guy's name is actually Steve Tapatio. tah-pah-SHEE-oh. almost rhymes with "pistachio", but not.

C/D

Dud.

Unless maybe certain offices have a huge party or something but it's weird when there's nothing going on and adults just show up in costume.

LOL.. I vote Classic - 4 of my coworkers dressed as one girl, we'll call her Y, and Y dressed as me. Here are two Ys and 'me':

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I don't get it. It's not even a costume, but a fuschia cowboy hat.

OK but that's like a bunch of people deciding to do something together. There's nothing like that here and two people showed up in full on costumes. That's a bit . . . weird.

We NAILED each other's costumes, btw. Ours were planned, but she didn't know I secretly recruited three other girls to dress as her as well. Here are the two of us on another day (my hair has since been cut to about the length of the wig she bought)

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xp And how are things in the Oval Office?

Haha, well yeah I don't think I would have had the guts to just show up in a solo costume.

yeah i like totally forgot that today was actually halloween so when i showed up and saw our receptionsist dressed in full costume/make up i was like o___O

but it's cool idk it doesn't bother me, but it's a bit too much effort to put into work

I think it depends on your workplace

I gave a lecture in a costume today to my college students

no regrets

i'm dressed as a witch today. had a preschool party. little kids in store-bought costumes warm my heart.

Costumes are mandatory in our office on Halloween. If you don't come dressed up, you have to wear some crappy costume our CEO has on hand. Kind of an annoying policy, but this year I had a great idea. I went to high school with one of our graphic designers, who was a jam band kid at the time. So I went as "Tim circa 1996"--Phish t-shirt, hemp necklaces, white boy afro, sandals--and won the grand prize in the costume contest: a skull-shaped bottle of vodka. Woo!