What age is too old to dress up for Halloween?

JerryHandbag · 30-10-2009 12:03AM #1

I'm nearly 32 FFS, and my mate is harrassing me to go to this party and get all costumed up...and hes even older than me. Am I wrong here? Am I a bit of a square? Do I really need to surround myself with a few dozen Heath Ledgers Jokers in my advancing years??

I'm half way to the pension for Christ sake

Dudess · 30-10-2009 12:05AM

31 and three quarters.

Nah, I don't think there should be an age limit tbh.

brummytom · 30-10-2009 12:07AM

I know this one bloke, he wears this kind of Ghost cape all the time. He's in his 70s. Stands at the front of this church building telling ghost stories.

You're never too old

minidazzler · 30-10-2009 12:08AM

Between 14 and 17 3/4 you should not dress up for halloween, all other Ages are fair game!!!

Cupcake_Crisis · 30-10-2009 12:09AM

Ill never not dress up for Halloween!!! Its my favourite of time of year

DevilsBreath · 30-10-2009 12:10AM

Never to old. Sure ya'll be all dressed up when they put you in the ground so why stop.

MizzLolly · 30-10-2009 12:10AM

Never!!! You are never too old to dress up for Halloween.

Away with that Heathenish talk, away!!!

Volter · 30-10-2009 12:13AM

I don't think should be a age limit.
You are never too old to dress up for Halloween.

thomond2006 · 30-10-2009 12:21AM

If my parents dressed up for Halloween, I'd subsequently join the priesthood.

Mayoegian · 30-10-2009 12:25AM

For goodness sake, you're 32! You'll be looking back in 10 years time and realise how young you were!

bluto63 · 30-10-2009 12:29AM

Just dress up, what's the harm in it?

Dartz · 30-10-2009 12:33AM

Whatever age you die.

6 is too old... if you were a 5 year old who died of leukemia.

teaholic · 30-10-2009 12:34AM

I know someone who is 50+ and the only reason she is not dressing up to go out is because her sister-in-law is in town and they are going out to dinner in a restaurant and there would be no time to go back to the house to change!

phasers · 30-10-2009 12:36AM

12

Doc · 30-10-2009 12:37AM

Don’t dress up then OP be the guy who just came in their ordinary clothes I'm sure everyone will think your very mature and obviously much more sophisticated then they are...

On the other hand they may think you are boring, grumpy and unimaginative. Your call.

P.S. Most things don’t stop being fun just because you get older.

9wetfckx43j5rg · 30-10-2009 12:39AM

There's no age limit to dressing up!

I'll always take advantage of the one day of the year where acting like a freak is acceptable!

JerryHandbag · 30-10-2009 12:48AM

Doc wrote: »

Don’t dress up then OP be the guy who just came in their ordinary clothes I'm sure everyone will think your very mature and obviously much more sophisticated then they are...

Less of the sexual references please....:pac:

Mossy Monk · 30-10-2009 12:49AM

I could never be bothered with the whole dressing up thing.

ella87 · 30-10-2009 12:51AM

Why do you care what other people think!? dress up it will be good fun! I went to a fancy dress last week and there were people 16-80 dressed up.

be yourself x

Jemmy · 30-10-2009 12:51AM

never to old, my parents are heading to a party and they are in their mid 40s!

Kirnsy · 30-10-2009 01:00AM

brummytom wrote: »

I know this one bloke, he wears this kind of Ghost cape all the time. He's in his 70s. Stands at the front of this church building telling ghost stories.

You're never too old

probably the priest.

Keogg · 30-10-2009 01:08AM

You should go as the amazing casual man/woman!

My friends doing it, he's just going to wear normal clothes and his jacket like a cape:pac:

Doc · 30-10-2009 01:36AM

JerryHandbag wrote: »

Less of the sexual references please....:pac:

Your the only one who took it two ways...;)

Rowley Birkin QC · 30-10-2009 01:40AM

There is nothing finer in this world than getting boozey in the company of a 6 ft banana, Ronald MacDonald, the Pope, Duff-Man a few pirates and Little Bo Peep.

Fancy dress boozing ftw.

Davidius · 30-10-2009 01:50AM

minidazzler wrote: »

Between 14 and 17 3/4 you should not dress up for halloween, all other Ages are fair game!!!

No wonder I was so unpopular in school.

BaconZombie · 30-10-2009 01:52AM

8053, so next year for me.....

Professey Chin · 30-10-2009 02:20AM

Doc wrote: »

Your the only one who took it two ways...;)

I took it 3 ways and im still not sure how

Ohhhh fuck that sounds wrong

humberklog · 30-10-2009 02:34AM

Dress clever to match your age and also in easily disposable attire so you can quickly take it off and pretend you know nothing about it and keep your dignity. My easy get out of jail (and I too am a grown up, with a couple of years on the OP) is: buy an old ladies slip in a charity shop (wear it over your jeans) and pick up a fake beard. Turn up as a Fraudian Slip.

grenache · 30-10-2009 03:03AM

Once i passed 20, that was my costume days over.

Besides, Halloween is just another excuse for young Irish lads to get sloshed out of their faces and act like the neanderthal apes they really are. And for a good deal of the girls, another opportunity to dress like wannabe sluts.

Doc · 30-10-2009 03:04AM

grenache wrote: »

Once i passed 20, that was my costume days over.

Besides, Halloween is just another excuse for young Irish lads to get sloshed out of their faces and act like the neanderthal apes they really are. And for a good deal of the girls, another opportunity to dress like wannabe sluts.

Well you sound fun.:rolleyes:

Captain Chaos · 30-10-2009 03:11AM

Its the truth though, every year they walk around the local dressed like school girls, the lads just get hammered as usual and make comments at them all night.

What age is too old to dress up for Halloween?

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