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Teenage Halloween Party

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jdarg said:
My son Will, is proudly wearing his whoopie cushion costume. Yes, an almost 6 ft. tall pinkish felt whoopie cushion. It is fantastic, and warm too!


That's great. I'd love to see pictures!!!
 
Ocean Lover said:
That's great. I'd love to see pictures!!!


We bought it a few years ago. Much to my husband's dismay, the rest of us think flatulence humor is hilarious. (He just cringes in the horror that we are his family sometimes). The first year I wouldn't let Will wear it in the 'hood because we were fairly new and I didn't know if anyone had our sense of humor. Then I got to know some of the people. There are quite a few that fall into the narrow-minded head up their a$$ category- so he can wear his whoopie cushion now and ring their doorbell on my behalf. This year we aren't having a party, so I'm going out with the kids. Can't wait to see all the Mr. and Mrs. Prim and Propers faces!

4 yr. old Kate wants to be a Dementor from Harry Potter. I'm sure THAT would make the neighbors talk! Especially since our neighborhood has many families who send their children to a Christian school that bans Harry Potter!
 
You are my kind of gull, jdarg! Does the whoopy cushion costume make "noises" or does he have to do that himself?
 
Sueshore said:
You are my kind of gull, jdarg! Does the whoopy cushion costume make "noises" or does he have to do that himself?


It came with a real W.C., but we have since "blown that one out" and are probably on it's 6th or 7th replacement! If you blow them up too much and then jump off the couch and land on them, they tend to pop. :idontno:
 
I know! My son tries to trick me every now and then so I try to play along. He left one on my computer chair so I tried to sit down really hard so it would work and I blew the thing out! He wasn't so happy. :idontno:
 
Ocean Lover said:
I know! My son tries to trick me every now and then so I try to play along. He left one on my computer chair so I tried to sit down really hard so it would work and I blew the thing out! He wasn't so happy. :idontno:


Well then, let me tell you the best gadget ever. The remote control fart machine. 16 different "sounds". Of course we have one. Truly a high brow cultural experience. Would make a great Christmas gift.
 
jdarg said:
Well then, let me tell you the best gadget ever. The remote control fart machine. 16 different "sounds". Of course we have one. Truly a high brow cultural experience. Would make a great Christmas gift.
Where did you buy it? Might make a fun b.d. gift for a 15 yr. old!
 
Johnrudy said:
Where did you buy it? Might make a fun b.d. gift for a 15 yr. old!


I can't remember last week! When everyone gets home later I will ask! I'm thinking a Spencer's kind of place maybe.
 
Something about having a boy changes a person. I've gained an appreciation for the fine art of underarm noises and whoopy cushions. :blink: No, not normally me at all. I'm more of a jdarg, k-funn, j-funn, SS, KD, wannabe. ;-)
 
Ocean Lover said:
Something about having a boy changes a person. I've gained an appreciation for the fine art of underarm noises and whoopy cushions. :blink: No, not normally me at all. I'm more of a jdarg, k-funn, j-funn, SS, KD, wannabe. ;-)
It's not usually the kind of gift I'd buy either, but it would definately be something different!!!!!
 
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