Friday, September 22, 2006

The scariest one

650Magic Mirror on the wall, Who is the scariest one of all?
HK is busy and even more so when we have two highly commercialised festivals in October. While some check out the lanterns and ponder about mooncakes, some worry about Halloween..."what should I wear"?
The scariest one for me in this photo is the giant spider but tomorrow I'm going to show you the creepiest one of all ;p
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posted by Lisi at 1:56 PM

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Blogger Bunyamin Najmi said ... (September 22, 2006 3:10 PM) : 

I suggest you wear the "scream" mask

　

Blogger Philipp said ... (September 22, 2006 3:32 PM) : 

The Scream mask really is great! But I also like the laughing skull under the mask.

　

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (September 22, 2006 3:39 PM) : 

how to wear the spider exactly?
but ewwwww!

　

Blogger Ineke said ... (September 22, 2006 9:34 PM) : 

Oh this is fantastic. We don't celebrate Halloween in the Netherlands, but these masks make me wish we did.

　

Blogger Denton said ... (September 23, 2006 12:31 AM) : 

Santy, in the US they would be called boas.

I agree with bunyamin and phillip. The scream mask is great.

The most recent Halloween trend I have noticed in the US is that adults take the holiday as an opportunity to ware risqué costumes to bars and parties. As a result I enjoy Halloween more now than I did as a kid.

　

Blogger Bob said ... (September 23, 2006 4:32 AM) : 

They must start early in Hong Kong - Halloween isn't until 31st October. I think I prefer the lanterns although I wouldn't mind going to work in the wolf man outfit to bark/howl at clients and suppliers.

　

Blogger Citizen_Stu said ... (September 23, 2006 4:44 AM) : 

Good old nightmare fuel :p

　

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (September 23, 2006 6:18 AM) : 

Is "trick or treat" being done in Hong Kong? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trick_or_treat

　

Blogger Ame said ... (September 23, 2006 9:11 AM) : 

OK Lisi...this post of yours just qualified for an "R" rating...anyone see the double "set" just to the right of that MUNSCH "Scream" mask? LMAO! No problem if I DID LMAO, there's one to replace it right there! By the way, after four boys and (collectively) about 40 years worth of Halloween & costumes, this looks like my garage! LOL! ;-)

　

Blogger Ame said ... (September 23, 2006 9:12 AM) : 

Actually, I was typing this from the Land Down Under...make that LEFT of the mask! ;-)

　

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (September 23, 2006 9:16 AM) : 

the spider's so big. eeiikkss!

　

Blogger Felicia said ... (September 23, 2006 2:16 PM) : 

So cool. I love Halloween. I assume that for most stores in the US that right after the 4th of July they pull out the Halloween stuff because it is the next big commercial holiday. Then when Halloween is over they'll be a bunch of Thanksgiving & even Christmas stuff! Are you going to show a George W. Bush mask tomorrow? :)

　

Anonymous Anonymous said ... (September 23, 2006 2:57 PM) : 

Felicia, Costco already has Christmas stuff for sale.

　

Blogger Eric said ... (September 23, 2006 3:32 PM) : 

Hi Lisi! Scary for sure, but it's not even October yet!

I also wanted to pass this on to you - you might want to submit your blog to be one of the Best Blogs in Asia.

　

Blogger Lisi said ... (September 23, 2006 3:53 PM) : 

Hi people, the scream mask is for Yao Ming, only he is tall enough ;-)

Kris, I think you can just put the spider on your back, like you do with a scarf

Santy, those boas are great but not good if you have allergy

Denton, how risque is yours? are you going to show us?

Wolfman Bob, if you can't find that in Barcelona, I'll send you one, but I thought you would prefer lanterns...

Anonymous, yes, kids "trick or treat" in HK too but they usually stay in apartment buildings

Ame, do you think they really didn't notice ;p

Felicia, LOL

Eric, thank you and same to everyone for the lovely footprints

　

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