Yeah, exactly. I can't remember if when he walked in to find that lavish dinner it was supposed to be halloween, or if there was a day between that and the party, but when he walked in it was like he was in for the day.
I just always got the idea he wasn't big on dressing up, perhaps a reflection of RDA's years as a mimie that he refers to as "Something I did to survive"
I remember him dressing up formally for the Heist and getting a kick out of picturing himself as James Bond- then later in the Negotiator acting like he hated even a suit and tie.
As for times he actually "dressed up" as a character were the Jester (I think?) in Halloween Knights, Dexter twice, mildly dressing up as "grease monkey" in The Wish Child, and maybe there were other "cover" outfits he wore but not too much comes to mind. Ha, I just remembered I dressed up as Dexter in Middle School for school spirit week- glasses, hat, my big sister's cheerleading letter jacket LOL- I wish I would have gotten pictures of that.
A pretty big part of me thinks dressing up for halloween once you're an adult is kind of silly, but sometimes it's fun if you're going to a party of some kind. I guess Halloween isn't my one time a year to "unleash" some side of me I feel society would not accept haha, but some people feel like it is the one chance a year that they can get away with busting out their full LOTR costume or dress really kinky and not change people's perception of them too heavily (or so they think
). I did Jack Sparrow a few years ago and, well, you can see my appalled girlfriend in the background suddenly realizing I was a little too comfortable in that costume
I think two years ago was Batman, and last year I most probably sat alone in my room but I really forget now. Is anyone doing MacGyver-inspired costumes, and if so, what? Oh, and if you have in the past pics are always good
"It's a real ugly thing to see in a dog. It's even worse in a human being." --The Golden Triangle
"I'd like a 16-inch pizza, run it through the garden, hold the chovies." -- The Eraser
The bigger kids in our neighborhood used to intimidate the smaller kids and steal their candy, too, so to me the holiday is bad news, an excuse for bad behavior. But, when I did dress up as a kid, it was usually as a cowgirl (if you could see my costume--we usually get snow on Halloween and have to cover costumes with heavy jackets). I imagine as a kid Mac dressed up as a cowboy quite frequently. 
