- Dutchess of Darkness
- Halloween Master
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Re: New member Introduction
Hi Alyssa and welcome to our spooky town on the web. Glad you found us. I'm sure you'll meet many wonderful spirits that roam our little community and I look forward to getting to know you more
- grim writer
- Zombie
- Posts: 19
- Joined: Fri Oct 24, 2008 4:35 pm
Re: New member Introduction
thanks i look forward to getting to know u 2
please check out my poems and comment on them
i'm thinking of entering one in a contest at school =]
please check out my poems and comment on them
i'm thinking of entering one in a contest at school =]
You're a great friend but if the zombies chase us i'm tripping you
When witches go riding,
and black cats are seen,
the moon laughs and whispers,
‘tis near Halloween.
When witches go riding,
and black cats are seen,
the moon laughs and whispers,
‘tis near Halloween.
- Ghoul of the Graves
- Halloween Master
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Re: New member Introduction
Welcome Grim Writer! Nice to see you here and Happy Halloween from the Ghoul of the Graves!
Please report all offensive posts to the Mods!
- spinergy2002
- Crypt Keeper
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- Joined: Thu Oct 30, 2008 8:47 am
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- Location: Upstate New York
Re: New member Introduction
Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum I joined in October. I have been using the site for a couple of years but never registered. I have got a lot of good info here, and actually began building my own FCG'S (Flying Crank Ghosts) this year.
Halloween has always been my favorite holiday. Since we purchased our first house last year I have accumulated so much lighting and other halloween stuff, I can see its going to grow bigger and bigger every year.
I'm new to the forum I joined in October. I have been using the site for a couple of years but never registered. I have got a lot of good info here, and actually began building my own FCG'S (Flying Crank Ghosts) this year.
Halloween has always been my favorite holiday. Since we purchased our first house last year I have accumulated so much lighting and other halloween stuff, I can see its going to grow bigger and bigger every year.
Jack-o-lanterns are on the cutting edge.
Re: New member Introduction
Welcome to Halloween.com Forums, Spinergy2002!
Hope you will love it here!
Hope you will love it here!
- Halloween_crazyy
- Haunt Master
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- Location: Canada
- Ghost
- Master Reaper
- Posts: 134
- Joined: Tue Jun 17, 2008 8:35 am
- What is the highest number?: 9
- Location: Maryland
Re: New member Introduction
Hey guys, It's Ghost again. Before any of you wise guys say it, I'll say it for you.........
"She's ALIVE!!!"
ok? I haven't been visiting here often. I'm balancing 3 forums at once. Anyway, I plan to come here a lot more often then I've been doing and I didn't want anyone to forget me.
"She's ALIVE!!!"
ok? I haven't been visiting here often. I'm balancing 3 forums at once. Anyway, I plan to come here a lot more often then I've been doing and I didn't want anyone to forget me.
Happy Halloween All Year Long!!!
Re: New member Introduction
Welcome back, Ghost!!!
Yes, of course, I do remember you.... you haven't been around here for a pretty long time, so I'm really glad to see you back in action again! I hope you will be hanging around with us here as much as you can think of something about Halloween!
Yes, of course, I do remember you.... you haven't been around here for a pretty long time, so I'm really glad to see you back in action again! I hope you will be hanging around with us here as much as you can think of something about Halloween!
- spfxmasks
- Vampire
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- Location: Burbank, CA
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Re: New member Introduction
Hello everyone. This site is alive and kicking! We love it
We just wanted to say hello and make a brief introduction.
A little about our company; Rusty Slusser's SPFXMasks and RealU Masks are high quality wearable masks made from state-of-the-art silicone and designed to conform to your own face. Our silicone masks are unique and are an industry First. SPFXMasks invented, designed, and introduced the FIRST-EVER silicone masks. Unlike foam latex or slip latex masks, our silicone masks look and behave like real flesh and muscle. Each mask is handcrafted individually with an meticulous eye for detail. The sculpting and coloring adds ultra-high realism to each hand crafted mask. SPFXMasks and RealU Masks are the haunted house choice for professionals and used in haunted houses all over the world! We're happy to be here and we look forward to making many new friends.
Take care
-SPFX
We just wanted to say hello and make a brief introduction.
A little about our company; Rusty Slusser's SPFXMasks and RealU Masks are high quality wearable masks made from state-of-the-art silicone and designed to conform to your own face. Our silicone masks are unique and are an industry First. SPFXMasks invented, designed, and introduced the FIRST-EVER silicone masks. Unlike foam latex or slip latex masks, our silicone masks look and behave like real flesh and muscle. Each mask is handcrafted individually with an meticulous eye for detail. The sculpting and coloring adds ultra-high realism to each hand crafted mask. SPFXMasks and RealU Masks are the haunted house choice for professionals and used in haunted houses all over the world! We're happy to be here and we look forward to making many new friends.
Take care
-SPFX
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- Haunt Master
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- Location: Bright Falls
Re: New member Introduction
Welcome!
"But nightmares exist outside of logic, and there's little fun to be had in explanations; they're antithetical to the poetry of fear." - Stephen King
- Pumpkin_Man
- Halloween Master
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Re: New member Introduction
Welcome to the forums.
- Andybev01
- Halloween Master
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Re: New member Introduction
Howdy do.
All you that doth my grave pass by,
As you are now so once was I,
As I am now so you must be,
Prepare for death & follow me.
As you are now so once was I,
As I am now so you must be,
Prepare for death & follow me.
- TK421
- Master Reaper
- Posts: 170
- Joined: Fri Feb 27, 2009 11:11 am
- What is the highest number?: 9
- Location: Mill Creek Haunted Hollow
Re: New member Introduction
Hello and Greetings!
Like the site -- nice to have a forum with a topic that really interests and excites me.
I have enjoyed Halloween my whole life, and have always enjoyed decorating for the holiday. From a kid in elementary school trying to stuff scarecrows and hang ghosts from strings in my parents front yard, to becoming a parent myself and going "halloween crazy" with our own home -- it's my favorite time of year.
I have been building bigger yard haunts every year since we purchased our home. A few years ago, I kicked it up a notch and built a "haunted tower" off the garage. Every year, I throw in the same elements:
1. Pumpkin Patch (I grow it myself, usually planing in April)
2. Graveyard (last year I started carving my own from 2" insulating foam)
3. Witches and Cauldron (built from scratch)
4. Haunted Tower (with JOL, black cat, etc.)
5. Witches' Apothacary in the garage (my wife decorates the shelves and tables)
6. Skeletons everywhere, doing as much as possible.
7. CiderShack (I make and hand out hot Cider on Halloween for free)
Here's a pic from last year taken a few days before Halloween (I was testing the foggers)
I hope to gain a lot of knowledge and creative ideas from all of you. I really want to continue carving my own tombstones, and I would like to learn more about animating some of my skeletons. I read a lot about wiper motor animatronics, but I haven't taken the plunge yet. Also, I have tried to build a "ground fogger" that last few years, but I haven't been successful, so pointers in that area would also be great!
Like the site -- nice to have a forum with a topic that really interests and excites me.
I have enjoyed Halloween my whole life, and have always enjoyed decorating for the holiday. From a kid in elementary school trying to stuff scarecrows and hang ghosts from strings in my parents front yard, to becoming a parent myself and going "halloween crazy" with our own home -- it's my favorite time of year.
I have been building bigger yard haunts every year since we purchased our home. A few years ago, I kicked it up a notch and built a "haunted tower" off the garage. Every year, I throw in the same elements:
1. Pumpkin Patch (I grow it myself, usually planing in April)
2. Graveyard (last year I started carving my own from 2" insulating foam)
3. Witches and Cauldron (built from scratch)
4. Haunted Tower (with JOL, black cat, etc.)
5. Witches' Apothacary in the garage (my wife decorates the shelves and tables)
6. Skeletons everywhere, doing as much as possible.
7. CiderShack (I make and hand out hot Cider on Halloween for free)
Here's a pic from last year taken a few days before Halloween (I was testing the foggers)
I hope to gain a lot of knowledge and creative ideas from all of you. I really want to continue carving my own tombstones, and I would like to learn more about animating some of my skeletons. I read a lot about wiper motor animatronics, but I haven't taken the plunge yet. Also, I have tried to build a "ground fogger" that last few years, but I haven't been successful, so pointers in that area would also be great!
Remember, it's never too early to start planning for Halloween.
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- Ghost
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- Joined: Tue Mar 03, 2009 3:43 pm
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- Location: The Isle of Shadows
Re: New member Introduction
Greetings!
My name is Skatha and I'm here by way of a new friend (at least I think she is) I made on another forum who happens to also be a member here. She is called Jadewik. While I am always delighted to see others who love this holiday and respect your enjoyment of it, for me it is a sacred day of the year, a start of a new year.
I look forward to many interesting reads.
Skatha
My name is Skatha and I'm here by way of a new friend (at least I think she is) I made on another forum who happens to also be a member here. She is called Jadewik. While I am always delighted to see others who love this holiday and respect your enjoyment of it, for me it is a sacred day of the year, a start of a new year.
I look forward to many interesting reads.
Skatha
- jadewik
- Halloween Master
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Re: New member Introduction
TK421 and Skatha-
Welcome to the forum!
Skatha- Glad you could make it. I think you'll find this place a little more relaxing... and a little more "Samhain". Feel free to browse around. Have fun!
TK421-
I don't know much about motorized props (wiper motors), but I'm thinking by "ground fogger" you meant "chiller".... I've seen a few "how to's" about fog chillers.... if I can find time, I'll scrounge around and post the information.
Glad to have you both here-- and in the off-season no less! =)
To everyone else I've missed-- welcome to the forum! I'm not the best at keeping up with this thread, but I do hope you feel welcome.
Welcome to the forum!
Skatha- Glad you could make it. I think you'll find this place a little more relaxing... and a little more "Samhain". Feel free to browse around. Have fun!
TK421-
I don't know much about motorized props (wiper motors), but I'm thinking by "ground fogger" you meant "chiller".... I've seen a few "how to's" about fog chillers.... if I can find time, I'll scrounge around and post the information.
Glad to have you both here-- and in the off-season no less! =)
To everyone else I've missed-- welcome to the forum! I'm not the best at keeping up with this thread, but I do hope you feel welcome.