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Halloween is the rare occasion to forget about the bad news of the day and embrace pop culture fun. It's also scarily easy to veer past edgy and into poor taste…
Halloween is the rare occasion to forget about the bad news of the day and embrace pop culture fun. It's also scarily easy to veer past edgy and into poor taste.
So whether you're planning to don Elizabeth Holmes' turtleneck, go blonde for Dolly or douse yourself with blood as Nikki from "Obsession," consider the context of your costume before you head to that Halloween party.
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@@AmySteinhauerImported1wk ago
Who died and made you the arbiter of what everyone should wear on Halloween
@@truejimImported1wk ago
More hard-hitting journalism.
@@RedRose4141Imported1wk ago
She's so cute
@@Maya-pm4etImported1wk ago
Why do we need rules for costumes?
@@briannordin1Imported1wk ago
You're an idiot. Halloween is not about fun pop culture stuff. <br>You have no business telling people what they should and shouldn't be doing. Worry about yourself girl.
@@Sel-y6vImported1wk ago
👁👁<br> 👃<br> 👄
@@rc100usaImported1wk ago
Halloween vs. Costume party. Not the same.
@@EduardoOliveiraeImported1wk ago
Michael Myers is a marvelous character. If that guy were real ,it would be fantastic 😮
@@itzthekid4104Imported1wk ago
The lefties are at it again. Do you people want to cancel Halloween now too? 😂 🤣
@@ItzachAndKP1014Imported1wk ago
Lmao! Damn fine impression! 😂😂
@@moonkey537Imported1wk ago
If you are dressing as anything other than something/someone easily recognizable,.,.,.,.,. Just don't 😂
Halloween is the rare occasion to forget about the bad news of the day and embrace pop culture fun. It's also scarily easy to veer past edgy and into poor taste.
So whether you're planning to don Elizabeth Holmes' turtleneck, go blonde for Dolly or douse yourself with blood as Nikki from "Obsession," consider the context of your costume before you head to that Halloween party.
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