With less than a week until that costume-fest that is Halloween, you should have your costume all lined up. It's easy to go for a sexy cop outfit or to be the thousandth guy that's dressed as 'Swine Flu,' but are any of you getting creative with geeky costumes?
If any of our readers are planning techie costumes, we want to see them! Let us know your plans in the comments. Or—better yet—send us a photo of your get up via email!
If you're procrastinating (for shame!) and still need a little more inspiration to get started, check out our post about cheap and original DIY Techie Costumes.
Or, take a clue from the guy we spotted at GeekSugar (above) and use a little posterboard to become your favorite Web page. We'll be going as Unplggd!
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Comments (4)
my mother always told me if you don't have anything nice to say, you shouldn't say anything. so i won't.
he gave himself a pretty low rating...
i was napster long ago as it was starting to die, trying to bring back some support for it.
last year I was facebook profile of a pirate. Complete with more info tabs.
http://www.peteyboy.com/2008/12/late-halloween/
Last year I went as a "data pirate" (idea stolen from a college classmate way back when). Generic pirate costume with flash drives hanging off my hoop earrings, necklace and anywhere else handy, a usb cable looped on my belt (like a whip), and a broken pair of mirror shades making a cyberpunk style eyepatch. And a button reading, "What goes, "Pieces of seven. Pieces of seven?" A Parroty Error." I was going to make a bandoleer of old 3 1/2" disks but I didn't get it finished in time.