Happy Halloween! In honor of the holiday I love so much, I have posted a compilation of scenes from my choice of cotume. If I could have found someone to go as the Phantom, I would have been Christine. Enjoy! Muahahaha!!
posted by Rianna @ 12:11 PM
8 Comments:
Rianna, you loser! You talked to me last night and failed to tell me that you're going as the Phantom of the Opera? Oh my. How could you do that?
Rianna- you just made my day. Pretty sure I'm going to have to listen to the complete soundtrack now. *sigh* Poor, darling Eric! HOW could she pick Raoul-the-window-licker over him?!?!? Sanity is so blasé.
Bet you won't guess what I went as! :P
Especially in the book. Raoul in the book had at least 20 less IQ points that the movie version of him. Imagine that everyone.
So, does my night look fun? No, it doesn't. Does it look like I'll be sleeping? Unlikely. Deebs was wrong: this is hell week.
I'm not going as Christine. My post says I would have had I been able to find someone to go with as the Phantom. Since it is very clear that I do not have a boyfriend, it also seems rather clear that I am not Christine this evening. Sara, the scariest thing I can thonk of is a debater with a cheerleader ponytail. Am I right?
Raoul licked a mirror, actually... Poor fool.
*sings* He's there, the Phantom of the Opera....
Haha, I didn't even Think of that but now I wish I had! No, I was boring and went as a "Gregarious Mime." I realize now that no one has any idea where that name came from... it was a failed attempt at a pen name that just kinda stuck when I was digging for a new email. That's how most things go, though.
Haha, yes, Raoul the window-licker, Raoul the ballerina-loving rebel, Raoul the cushy rich man with the pretty hair. *gag* He is just like every other Phoebus and Jim out there... whatever happened to the Quasimodoes and the Edward Scissorhands in the world? *sigh* Poor, darling Eric. Mad as an inbred Hapsburg, you know, but at least HE didn't lick any windows or leave anybody to be tried for witchcraft, or try to stab anybody's pet monster, no, sirree...
Yes, I always love the outcast. Like Willy Wonka. He's a bit nuts, but whatever. I tend to be obssesed with cartoons as well. For example, I was in love with Jack the Pumpkin King when I was 8.
"Mad as an inbred Hapsburg..." I love it! New phrase!
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