The Egyptians. What a gorgeous costume.
Richard Arredondo and friend Kat |
The Geisha and the Samurai.
Melissa Gauthier and Randy Winfrey
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ZZ Top. Awesome!!
Does anyone know who they were?
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The Chef and Miss Spaghetti.
Jim Colby and Marlane Kayfes
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Who can resist a sexy alien woman
like Susan Robinson??
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Diana, the Star Wars Miss Universe!! Nice ears and
nice touch on the third eye! Click
here for a funny story about her costume.
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Great costume
- read more!!
Warren Milne
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The Diminutive Pimp & the Massive 'Woman of the Night'.
Michelle and Trent were a big hit!
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Not only did Maureen have an eye-catching dress,
I also thought she had a lot of guts to wear it.
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Kerry Pelham as Paul Stanley, the Star Child from Kiss. She
did her own makeup - marvelous!
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Not only did the Mummy get our vote for a Top 10 Costume,
her friend Frank pitched in to win "Best Couple" for
this duo. Now, who are they??
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Best Group Picture
Garald and Virginia McEathron combined with Melissa, Randy,
and LeeAnn Tran
to effortlessly beat out all the other group pictures.
Leeann's dress was beautiful!!
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So who won "Best Costume"
for 2003??
I was kind of partial to the Mummy, but then I have a
soft spot for monsters.
I also thought ZZ Top and Kiss were pretty
awesome. Too tough to pick.
Why don't we vote for it? Send your choice
to dance@ssqq.com
While you are at it, tell me the names
of our anonymous winners!! One more thing - if any
of our winners write in, be sure to write a little bit
about your costume and your experience wearing it at the
party!
Thanks, Rick Archer |
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The Story of the
Hunchback Costume:
"I
saw your question on the internet
about who was the Hunchback.
I must confess I am the Hunchback.
My
name is Warren Milne - I have taken a
month of 2 step and cha cha lessons at SSQQ. I
made the constume myself and had help with the
make-up, and some of the cutting of the pants
and shirt. The hump was a Wal-Mart bag filled
with popcorn. I was delighted that no one
recognized me as that was the intent. I ask
many of the ladies to come to my bell tower and
ring my bells but had no takers.
The teeth were held in with dentu-creme, over my
real teeth- I don’t have false teeth yet - ha.
The reactions were various, in that some were
repulsed and some loved the idea. The worst of
the situation was that I had to cut off my
moustache in order to glue the eye to my face. I
am now in the process of re-growing
the moustache. I look forward to more lessons
when the schedule works out.
Thanks for a great party!
Warren"
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"Diana's costume was great, but from a dancing physics perspective it had a fatal flaw - one of the planets "orbiting" her always came to rest under her left shoulder blade but couldn't be seen from the front, so coming back to closed every time, the lead would inevitably grab the planet, and not her. The funniest part of the costume, though, was her traveling third eye - it started the evening in the center of her forehead, but she experimented with various locations for it as the night went on. The most amusing was when she had it staring out from the middle of her chest for a while, to which I remarked that at least that way, guys would always be looking her in the eye one way or another."
Contributed by John Defenbaugh
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