When bạn were a kid, what did bạn dress up as for Halloween?

In order:

A bee
a pumkin
a lion
cinderella
a witch
a vampire
a pirate
a clown
Last year: A maid. BD

Well, since I'm Australian, I've only been twice. I dressed up as a fairy and a witch.

Don't judge me!! I was younger than five!!

Belle from Beauty and the Beast, a witch, a cheerleader...uh. That's all I can remember.

this woman wearing a pupple hat and dress

Lala from the Teletubbies... No wait... That was just 2 years ago!

Singapore doesn't celebrate Halloween. We celebrate the Hungary Ghost Festival and no one dresses up and goes outside past nine for that because the ghosts, real ones, could literally get you. (Don't bạn dare bình luận that ghosts don't exist especially if you're living in America because bạn would probably never have a first-hand experience like I did.) And it lasts for a full tháng from late July to late August...

Although I did go to a friend's costume party for her birthday in October and I dressed myself as Enma Ai from the Jigoku Shoujo anime.

a princess then a fairy princess then a skeleton

i was a whitch on halloween

A cat mostly.

I can't remember, but I think I dressed up as a cat once and then a witch all the other times.

In my country we don't celebrate halloween.... -_-

Halloween is not a big thing in australia but now and then bạn see people trick hoặc treating when i was a kid i wish there was a lot of people dressing up for Halloween and i could of had someone to go with besides my uncle who took me for my first time and he kept hiding behind trees and let me go bởi myself and watch people give me nothing and then laugh about it that was my first and last time.

In my country we don't celebrate Halloween....

In my country, we don't celebrate Halloween either.. Or, at least not in the same way. We don't do trick hoặc treat, but we do make quả bí ngô, bí ngô faces and Halloween parties, where people dress up - sometimes!

Instead we have a kind of carnival where we also dress up, and go to people's doors and "beg" for money (not candy, money).
We also "beat the cat off the barrel" - that's a tradition coming from the medieval times, where people put a black cat into a barrel, and beat it to death :/ - apparently, people thought the cat belonged to a witch hoặc something.
Now, however, we don't kill cats, we put sweets and oranges in the barrels instead :)

I've been dressed out as,
a bee
Snowwhite :)
a pirate
a cowboy
a fairy
a ghost
a dwarth
an injured
Oliver Twist