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Do you like dressing up? What am I asking such a stupid question for? Of course you do. Why in the heck wouldn't you? It's a blast to put on bizarre and creepy outfits and pretend you're someone else.

That's why we all go gaga over that big night that only comes once a year. Yes indeed, I'm talking about Labor Day. Okay, well maybe I'm not. It's Halloween that gets my juices flowing. I just can't wait to hit up all the cool costume stores. You know the ones that have all the eerie freak-show stuff like Spencer's Gifts.

That one is probably my absolute favorite. It's always loaded with ghoulish demons, scary witches, and terrifying monsters. Although none of these things are real, they're still rather stimulating to say the least. Are you getting anxious for that cool autumn night when the moon is full and the spirits move about carelessly? I know I am. I had better get ready for all those costume stores. It's always prudent to shop early.

Where did you find your costume for last Halloween? Did you hit up Target or Wal-Mart? You cheap-skate! You never want to belittle All Hallows Eve with such cheesy garbage. What you need is some real Halloween costume stores. You know, the ones that go all out with gobs of fake blood, pools of rising mist and authentic Freddy Kruger costumes and Michael Myers masks.

One nuance that I especially love these days regards the classic vampire. Remember how they used to sell those cheap plastic fangs every year? Yeah, you remember the ones. They were uncomfortable, tacky looking and swamped with saliva every time you pulled them out. Yuck! Well, fortunately these days technology has increased. Now you can buy realistic fangs that literally glue on your K-9 teeth.

I'm talking "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" real. These things look great once you've got them on. I think mine cost me around 20 bucks at one of the local costume stores. But I must say they were well worth it. Now that I think of it, you can probably even find them cheaper on the World-Wide-Web.

This is also a choice place to search for Halloween costumes, decorations, and props. Not to mention a variety of other costumes for any random occasion. So shop online and check out all the virtual costume stores today. You're bound to save some big bucks.

 

 

 

 

 

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