What passes for Indy Gear at the costume shop
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What passes for Indy Gear at the costume shop
Last week I was poking around a local costume shop and asked about an Indy costume. They actually had one already put together. It consisted of the most beat up, non-Indy leather jacket you could imagine (complete with zipper pockets on the chest), cowboy boots, a gangster style fedora, short sleeve safari shirt and a whip which was actually the most accurate part of the costume. They wanted $120 to rent the outfit for a week.
Man, this site has made me such a snob.
Man, this site has made me such a snob.
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Re: Whatr passes for Indy Gear at the costume shop
Ouch!Rosenet wrote: They wanted $120 to rent the outfit for a week.
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Well - we always have this little combo from a thread long since forgotten...
Indiana Jones and the Suede Pants of Doom
More funny/scary/sad costumes on the main site:
http://www.amasquerade.com/sizeresults. ... ume_size=3
Indiana Jones and the Suede Pants of Doom
More funny/scary/sad costumes on the main site:
http://www.amasquerade.com/sizeresults. ... ume_size=3
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Scandinavia Jones wrote:Well - we always have this little combo from a thread long since forgotten...
Indiana Jones and the Suede Pants of Doom
Can you imagine???
Harrison Ford: "Uh, Steve. Wearing this leather jacket in the jungle, and in the desert, isn't quite hot enough......can you get me some suede pants???"
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I work at a credit union and I am wearing my full Indy gear minus the pistola of course. No problems here except the fact that everyone keeps calling me the Crocadile Hunter what is up with that? When did he wear a fedora, leather coat and carry a gun and a whip? I did however have one member complain that a strange man was in the branch with a whip and a gun but my employee explained that it was ok I work here. He assumed I was security after that.
I have a plastic snake sticking its head out of my bag and just for kicks since I did not bring a gun I have a plastic rat in the holster.
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I have a plastic snake sticking its head out of my bag and just for kicks since I did not bring a gun I have a plastic rat in the holster.
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I'm in "stealth Indy" mode today. I asked around and no one else was going to wear a costume and I didn't want to stick out too much. So I'm wearing a fedora, leather jacket, dark khaki pants, tan button down, J Crew Deckers, brown web belt and have my trusty MK VII. I wear my fedora a couple of times amonth when it rains so its not terribly unusual, but with the rest of the gear people are definitely doing double takes. I can almost see them asking themselves if I'm in costume or not.
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Shhh! Bink will put words to any tune! Don't tempt him!Indiana Jess wrote:Isn't it about time for Ob1kenny to chime in and wow us with his rendition of "Brown Suede Pants".
Did Thursday, actually, since that's when our lunchtime Halloween party was. Dropped a thread on it in Lao Che's...please go read and mock me at will.binkmeisterRick wrote:So, who else is wearing their full ensemble to work today?
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Friday I got requests to bring the whip again, but...ah...that scared me, so I 'forgetfully' left it at home.
And apparently also making Canyon's eyes bug out...now that's tight, when they make someone else's eyes bulge.Jack Flanders wrote:The tightness of that man's pants is making my nose bleed.
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