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If you were going to a KISS concert ...

Indiana Bones View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 08:38 PM Post #1
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Would you consider wearing full face makeup ... In Melbourne?Also, which character would you choose to go as?I would love to dress up but am not keen walking through Melbourne streets in costume.

joolz View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 10:37 PM Post #2
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Of course. Im sure there will be plenty of others in Kiss Army regalia. Im sure most Melbournites wouldnt bat an eyelid, would they? I would go as Paul Stanley - the easiest make up to do!! Have fun!

Queen khaleesi View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 01:10 PM Post #3
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If I was you I would hide your head in shame because now your showing your age ......lol Go on go the full face makeup ....have a great night.....

librablonde View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 01:15 PM Post #4
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I would And in my younger years I may have even flashed my breasts at Gene......

RatbagBob View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 01:31 PM Post #5
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What fresh hell is this?
I wouldn't be. Not even to see Thin Lizzy, the best band in the universe, would I cross the road to see them

vanessa71 View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 05:24 PM Post #6
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Don't crowd Sir Walter, Edmund.
I went to see Kiss in 1980 and lots of people wore Kiss make up, I didn't, my sister wanted to , but my mum wouldn't let her, she was only 6. I didn't do it then and I wouldn't do it now.

lifehacker View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 05:31 PM Post #7
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For sure, Ace Frehley, white face, big black star over one eye. I would love to be going, they are playing at the Clipsal in March in Adelaide but at $35 for a ticket(I know that's not a lot) add babysitting, I just can't justify it atm.

vanessa71 View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 05:35 PM Post #8
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Don't crowd Sir Walter, Edmund.
QUOTE (lifehacker @ 21/02/2013, 06:31 PM) For sure, Ace Frehley, white face, big black star over one eye. Um, that's Paul Stanley.

lifehacker View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 05:39 PM Post #9
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QUOTE (vanessa71 @ 21/02/2013, 06:35 PM) Um, that's Paul Stanley. :doh:Your right getting them mixed up!

countrymel View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 05:41 PM Post #10
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Yes... BUT If you are asking a group of randoms on the internet whom you should go as I think you lack the KISS Army spirit and possibly shouldn't! (Peter Criss if you'd asked me in 1978 btw!)

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