Purim Costumes

glad you asked

next time try checking “searching the CR for old threads” post which is shitckied on the top

http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/purim-costumes-2

and seeing that I’m #2 (as in purim-costumes-2) there is a

Purim Costumes

but it was closed

also I found this thread

The Funniest Purim Costume

enjoy

(if I was a mod (clearing throat) I would close this thread)

Daas Yochid why after this thread lay lost and forgotten for a whole year did you feel the need to bump coffee addicts request to close this thread??? Lol 🙂

Q:Daas Yochid why after this thread lay lost and forgotten for a whole year did you feel the need to bump coffee addicts request to close this thread???

A: Lol 🙂

I’m told by my younger siblings that I’m too mature to dress up this year.

Snowbunny: That’s so boring. When I’m a Bubby I am totally going to dress up. And I won’t let my sons marry girls who don’t dress up on Purim.

I saw a brilliant costume, although it wasn’t original in as of itself,

a guy dressed up in a clown costume a couple sizes too big, and closed the neck over his head, with a massive hook poking out the top.

Then he held a wighead with a full clown’s head, hat etc…

It was done reallly really well, and looked amazing.

I understand that it is boring, but the price was right… I have not bought myself an actual costume in years. When I was at home, I had this dress that I bought before I became religious that I would wear a shell and a longer skirt underneath and get a “wand” and pretend I was a fairy, because the dress was one of those types of dresses that was nice, but also good for shtick. I didn’t bring it to Israel with me because I didn’t have room in my suitcase for it. And I am tired of dressing up as the same thing every year anyway. But I don’t just want to spend a ton of money on something I would only wear one day. Especially because I am the only girl in my home in the states (other than my mom).