Super Fog Machine any ideas for a verrrrrry creepy haunted halloween party?
Now this is like an actual party, for my 21st birthday . so people will be dancing and everything, but I want it to be scary still. We already bought a fog machine, spider webs, a cauldron for the punch , and creepy skeletons. We accidentally bought a ground skeleton but we just made it look like he was sticking out of the ceiling, rather than the ground--it looks super scary! we also have a black light and a strobe light. Still, I think there is a lot more that can be done to make the party scary, but we're college students--money is scarce! Any ideas?? Thanks!
have someone dress up as a clown and randomly chase people..clowns are scary as shit
SEA FOAM THE SNOWBLOWER! SUPER SMOKEY! HAPPY HALLOWEEN (REDNECK FOG MACHINE)
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. so people will be dancing and everything, but I want it to be scary still. We already bought a fog machine, spider webs, a cauldron for the punch 
, and creepy skeletons. We accidentally bought a ground skeleton but we just made it look like he was sticking out of the ceiling, rather than the ground--it looks super scary! we also have a black light and a strobe light. Still, I think there is a lot more that can be done to make the party scary, but we're college students--money is scarce! Any ideas?? Thanks!
To strengthen your blog further and also for my friend Keith. I represent Bandit in the USA. Keith, I need to hook you up with a Company that has big plans for the Bandit in South Africa.
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