Dr. S's Halloween Costume Ideas
By Dr. S.

Greetings friends, Dr. S. here with a an article I've been waiting to release for a long while.

Now, you all may know me as the serious, no-nonsense genius of the Syndicate, or the reputable doctor and researcher whose discoveries in various fields have changed the way we look at and experience the world. And while these facts are true (albeit vastly understated), I also have a 'fun' side. I write 'fun' with quotation marks because I am unable to articulate such a lively word without sounding terribly awkward.

My 'fun' side has stirred within me during this Halloween season like a stirring machine of some kind, and I have, after extensive research, prepared some 'crazy' costume ideas to enhance your Halloween 'fun'!

Now, keep in mind that I've had months upon months to prepare these intricate costumes, so you can't expect yours to be of the same high quality. These costumes, however, make perfect idyllic models on which to loosely base your simplistic, makeshift designs. So if you're looking for something interesting to dress up at for your next 'party', look no further than a few inches below this sentence!

 

The Biochemist - I don't even recognise myself!

THE BIOCHEMIST - This costume is first merely because it is one of the most impressive, and I simply couldn't wait to show it off. If you will notice, I usually wear my standard multi-purpose cornflower blue lab shirt with my standard multi-purpose maroon necktie.

The Biochemist, however, knows nothing of these colors! He wears the strange and terrifying Yellow Shirt, with a horrible Baby Blue Tie! Also, his nametag is The Same Shade Of Blue! As if that weren't enough, he keeps in his pocket Two Differently Colored Pens!

The very sight of such a ridiculous and unthinkable uniform will strike fear and confusion into the hearts of my colleagues!

THE BIOCHEMIST

 

THE HORRIBLE INK STAIN - As terrifying as it sounds, I once came across a colleague of mine who was suffering from this very affliction! The sight was so horrible, I shoved him out of my laboratory and slammed the door behind him angrily.

For The Horrible Ink Stain, you'll need to be wearing a Standard Lab Coat (preferably not your usual one!). Place a Blue Pen into your front pocket, and break it! The Ink will spill out onto the front of your coat, Seeping Horribly and Dripping Menacingly!

Most respectable scientists will cower at the very sight of such a disaster, so be careful where you showcase this costume.

The Horrible Ink-Stain - Oh, the horror!  The incredible horror!

THE HORRIBLE INK-STAIN

 

The Certified Value Specialist - A subtle but terrifying costume.

THE CERTIFIED VALUE SPECIALIST - Feared and renowned the world over, the Certified Value Specialist is no force to be taken lightly. Legends of its incredible power have been passed down between generations, and those who have dared to face a Certified Value Specialist have rarely lived to tell the tale.

For this costume, you'll need a pair of Certified Value Specialist Horns, one clip-on Certified Value Specialist Tail, and a special Certified Value Specialist Safety-Pin Button Of Unimaginable Evil. Just put everything in its proper place, then you're off for some scaring!

Please note: though it is very easy to scare children while in this costume, I do not recommend it. Doing so is tapping into the evil that makes the Certified Value Specialist such a hideous monster, and you too could be consumed by its horrible deathly jaws.

THE CERTIFIED VALUE SPECIALIST

 

THE SCARY GHOST - I am proud of this costume for its pure ingenuity: it is a cheap but effective way to incite terror in your friends, acquaintances, and enemies.

Though The Scary Ghost is terrifying, the costume is infact very easy and inexpensive to put together. Merely find or steal an Old Tablecloth or White Bedsheet and place it over your head in a spooky manner. Next, obtain a Pair Of Terrifying Scissors and cut two Frightening Eyeholes so that you can see. Try not to Gouge Your Eyes Out while cutting! Finally, practice in a mirror making Scary Noises such as 'oooh', 'uurrrghh', and 'pleghhh'.

If you plan on walking alone in this costume, be sure to avoid any and all people wearing brown jumpsuits with strange electronic contraptions strapped to their backs.

The Scary Ghost - Utter 'boo!' and terrify your friends!

THE SCARY GHOST

 

The Angry Pirate - I felt like digging up treasure and shouting obscenities with this costume!

THE ANGRY PIRATE - A friend suggested to me that I dress up as a Pirate this Halloween, but I laughed off his suggestion as both boring and idiotic. Later on, however, I had an epiphany during a chronic stroke of genius - an Angry Pirate is both creative and terrifying, and is in no way related to my colleague's original suggestion!

For this costume, you will need an Angry Pirate's Eyepatch, which you can obtain from any Angry Pirate. Place it over one of your eyes - if you are missing an eye, place the patch over the Empty Socket for extra realism. You will also need a Pirate Parrot to perch on your shoulder - I used a Startlingly Realistic Stuffed Parrot with Real Talking Action, but anything closely resembling my bird will do just fine.

Remember that as The Angry Pirate, you must be angry! Soft-Spoken Pirates or Melancholy Pirates are not acceptable.

THE ANGRY PIRATE

This impressive list should give you an idea or two for your costume - now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to plan for next year.

-Dr. S

 



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