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  16. Yeah, I woulda guessed Ruth Vader Ginsburg too; but I am stumped. If I were going to wear a costume this year, a real scary one I could think of is an unafraid woman. (Hell, it’d scare half–males–the population anyway, incl. my Hubs. Ha.) But instead I think I’ll just wear jeans, my The Murphy t-shirt, and my red “Eve Was Framed” ball cap to hand out candy to the kids.

  19. I feel like The Doubleclicks would approve of this – see their song “Nobody Gets It” from their latest album The Book Was Better.

  23. If I want to understand modern American life, I guess I’ll have to give up and actually watch GoT

  32. I was lucky enough to get to see RBG speak, and she calls Sandra Day O’Connor her sister in “law.” I thought you would get a kick out of that.

  35. I have the same dress (I’m actually going as Melisandre for our whole office GoT Halloween group costume. Imagine about 40 people dressed up as characters to get the picture). I have to say its the sexiest dress I’ve worn a workplace and I’m having tonnes of fun!

  37. I don’t know who Melisandre is, but you look fabulous. You should wear around the bookstore and bonk people on the head who ask you where the Nowhere Man is.

  40. Awesome! (and I am sooo behind on GoT).

    And – I got a shipping notice today! Yaaaaaaaay! Please and thank you. 😀

  42. That is the BEST! You are much prettier than both the women you are portraying oh so spectacularly!Westeros would be honored milady to have you serve!

  43. Kicking ass and taking names! Awesome costume mashup, Melisandre and Sandra Day O’Connor would be proud.

  45. Love the dress would be tempted to wear it often!!! I think Justice O’Connor would be proud!!

  46. That’s not even a costume, that’s YOU. Magical, beautiful, colorful and just.

  47. I agree with Don Crowder – and everyone who says you should wear this often!

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