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Thinking about what to do for next year's Halloween.... - WillDaSnail - 2009-11-01

Okay, so I didn't participate in Halloween this year, and instead I was doing my volunteer work at a Halloween event at my city park.

However, I had some ideas for what I should next year.....

At my school on Friday, I saw one guy from my class (of 2011) dressed up as a U.S. soldier. And literally it blew my mind because he looked pretty legit and stuff, with the helmet, combat boots, even his last name stitched on his clothing. I could tell he put some time to piece it together.

Now I was thinking "Hey, I should do that next year!" (I do admire our military for what they do to the United States, ya know?)



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However, I will either keep it unloaded or take the clip off just to assure others, alongside having the safety on. And maybe I'll have a sign on me that says "Do not worry, my gun is unloaded"

And this will be done during the actual day, not during the designated dress-up day in school. Rolleyes

**Note: If the M4 doesn't work due to any concerns, I can look into "smaller" options, like toting a MP5 airsoft. If it has to come down to keeping things down, yes I'll settle carrying around an unloaded airsoft pistol just to match with my outfit. That's the least I can do. Goggleemoticon ***
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So what do you guys think?