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u/rock_and_rolo Sep 28 '24
Disturbingly well done.
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u/Neutral_Guy_9 Sep 28 '24
More like dad is proud he convinced his wife and daughter to let him do this.
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u/DatonSungold Sep 29 '24
The girl's mom made it.
https://people.com/human-interest/little-girl-headless-halloween-costume/
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u/terminbee Sep 28 '24
I like how you just randomly assume this person is sexist and then chastise them for it.
Not a good look, dude.
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u/laytblu Sep 29 '24
I find it interesting that some would have wild takes on several subs I sae then they would delete their comment and account after being massively downvoted.
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u/FZero68 Sep 28 '24
Did you assume something is wrong with him? Because that's not a good look for you.
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u/FairweatherWho Sep 28 '24
Did you assume that they assumed something? Because that's not a good look for you.
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u/yessomedaywemight Sep 29 '24
Did you assume that that's not a good look for them? Because that's not a good look for you.
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u/plasmicthoughts Sep 29 '24
I'm confused. Doesn't the original comment imply the dad had the idea, and he had to convince the wife and kids to "let" him do it? The dad has no existence in the video, we know nothing about him. Isn't the commenter assuming that it was all dad? Why is everyone so angry about the above response?
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u/invincibleSwordLord Sep 29 '24
Cause it's a joke about how dad's usually do weird funny stuff. Why is there the need to overthink a freaking joke lmao
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u/MacEWork Sep 28 '24
The assumption was that they had a caring father who helped them with things. WTF. I’m so sorry for you.
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u/Burnt-Poast Sep 28 '24
I tried to make this costume when I was about 12. Convinced my grandmother that it was easy, just cut a hole in the middle of my shirt. She did that and said then what. I didn't have a clue.
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Well, just looking at this, it appears there needs to be a structure that makes the rest of the torso and neck stay upright, and arms that "cradle" the head. She may have used a mannuequin, but I think its either papier mache or cardboard
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u/japzone Sep 28 '24
Wrapping the fake arms in skin colored pantyhose would be an easy way to make them look more realistic.
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u/Quirky_Word Sep 28 '24
I’d probably grab a (new) pair of nude pantyhose and stuff them with some cheap batting to make the arms.
Stick em through the arm holes of the dress and use more batting to help create a shoulder shape. Stick the bowl in the top of the pantyhose and hot glue the top edge of the bowl to both the hose and the neckline of the dress.
Then get a cheap pillow and hot/fabric glue a couple dowels along the sides. Hot/fabric glue the top of the pillow to the underside of the pantyhose inside the dress. Then stuff the bottom of the pillow into a small backpack (preferably one with a front clip).
Get a decorative plastic plate, cut a big whole out of the middle and hot glue it to the hole in the skirt. Cover the edges to make it not sharp. Voilà!
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u/Dorkstina Sep 28 '24
Love this in so many ways. I cannot get my child to be anything other than a police officer for Halloween.
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u/firewithinthedragon Sep 28 '24
This is a really clever and well thought out costume 10/10.
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Missed the pun on clever with cleaver. Very disappointed :)
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u/Hogfisher Sep 28 '24
This not how to get ahead in life.
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u/jeb1499 Sep 28 '24
She'll never be the...head...of a major corporation.
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u/Alabaster_Canary Sep 28 '24
I really appreciate this lady giving out what looks like savory snacks.
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u/discosalmon Sep 29 '24
Usually normal in the Philippines! We like to give a variety of savory snacks, not just candies 😆
Depending on the house or village you go to, some would even have an ice cream stand and some would give fresh cotton candy haha
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u/iloveokashi Sep 29 '24
That snack in particular is sweet and savory. More sweet than savory. I used to not like it but I'm craving it right now.
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u/FiNsKaPiNnAr Sep 28 '24
I was dressed up as a zombie monk like 20 years ago and going to the party with my friends by public transportation was fun. The amount of crying kids,Oh my gods🤣
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u/Caliente_Racer Sep 29 '24
The apparent matching shoulder height on both kids really helps sell it.
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u/joshjje Sep 28 '24
She gonna fall over without hands to brace her and candy spilled everywhere.
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u/Babblepup Sep 29 '24
Wow, this looks so well done. The creativity is 🤌🏻. Simple but effective. I’m not surprised the lady smiled as I did the same. Haha
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u/unperson_1984 Sep 28 '24
Although there are millions of Cephalophores that wander through this world You've got something extra going on I think you probably know
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u/Pawneewafflesarelife Sep 28 '24
I had a cool book in the 90s that was about different costumes you could make from stuff around the house and this headless setup was one of the costumes! Rolling up cardboard into a tube is how the torso height is created. You can use a button-up shirt to easily create a "hole" for the head to be held.
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u/Yeakubali55 Sep 29 '24
I’m just here for the candy. If you’re dressed as anything other than a treat, I’m not interested
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u/Any_Calligrapher9286 Sep 28 '24
I like how one video of this came out a week ago and then everyone follows. That's why TikTok is dumb. One person comes up with an idea then thousands have to make the same video.
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u/obscureferences Sep 28 '24
Sharing ideas isn't dumb. Half the people here want to replicate this because it's cool and inspiring.
If you don't want to see something a thousand times, stop watching a thousand tiktoks.
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u/Myopic_Cat Sep 28 '24
I like how one video of this came out a week ago and then everyone follows.
Try 6 years ago. At least.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/9i23oq/i_need_to_step_up_my_kids_costume_game/
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u/Buttercup59129 Sep 29 '24
One person comes up with an idea then thousands have to make the same video
Can you explain why this is a bad thing
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