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The Official October/Halloween/Fall Thread

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That was from Disney so it was done by professionals. :stick_out_tongue: But on another note I guess it's time to move on to the next holiday which would be Thanksgiving although that seems to be overshadowed nowadays by Christmas.
 
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D'Snowth said:
You mean to say you were actually in a costume made out of actual tin? Because I was the Tin Man one Halloween too when I was a kid, but the costume was basically really thin foam rubber to give it shape and such.
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I finally got around to asking my parents what it was made of, and it wasn't made of tin, it (or at least the arms and pegs) was made of cardboard.
 
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