Panache's Halloween Costumes

**Rex_Tremende** · 28th October 08, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by McMurdo

strangely I had not thought of using my pith helmet and khaki shirt as a costume at all

That's because a kilt, pith helmet, and safari shirt are not at all strange. It's the butterfly net, you see, that's so startling and makes it a costume!

Anyway, who couldn't have a good time in the company of the Goddess-Panaches, whatever you had on? What fun!

Regards,
Rex.

**BroosterB1** · 28th October 08, 08:35 PM

Gotta hand it to Panache, he always looks grand!

Now that rose colored kilt of his would make a great base for a All Hollows costume!

I know get an old Bette Midler Tee shirt and he could be the War of the Roses! Or with an AC-DC tee he could be "Whole lot of Rosie", come on Jamie lets see the Rosie!

**Alan H** · 28th October 08, 09:42 PM

For some reason, the song "Poor Butterfly" came into My mind while viewing this thread.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRELtf50iFk

**Dirk Skene** · 29th October 08, 06:50 AM

Cute

I like the temp poison ivy tats. Hey, I didn't know Robin drank gin

**McMurdo** · 29th October 08, 06:57 AM

Originally Posted by Dirk Skene

Cute

I like the temp poison ivy tats. Hey, I didn't know Robin drank gin

Well we do know that Errol Flynn did.

**Arlen** · 29th October 08, 07:24 AM

Fantastic costumes, as usual. You both just look wonderful. And the Butterfly and collector idea really was a stroke of genius!

**Highlander31** · 30th October 08, 05:04 AM

Nice costumes. You two look great as usual.

**Hamish** · 30th October 08, 05:21 AM

Wow! Stunningly effective, Jamie. Congratulations to you both on your fabulous costumes. As others have said, as a family you certainly manage to have a lot of fun.

Halloween is hardly celebrated over here, and certainly it was not when I was younger, but there is a little more evidence of it (especially in shop window displays) as the years roll by. 'That Crowd' in Cardiff, Wales are the only folks I know who go in for partying at this time!

I am sure you will think of something really scary to don tomorrow evening!

Take care,
Ham.

**Scotus** · 31st October 08, 06:51 AM

I agree with Rex; it's the butterfly net, along with the wife dressed as a butterfly, that makes this a nice way of wearing a traditional kilt on Halloween, without turning the kilt into a costume. That's not an easy thing to do. Well done, Jamie!