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Halloween at Bioware By Tom Ohle Oct 31, 2002 It’s Halloween, that magical day when witches and demons can finally hit the streets and get dressed up as accountants and software engineers. Around BioWare, a group of brave souls did their part to get in the Halloween spirit by dressing up in their own costumes. The whole thing was turned into an extravagant contest, where the entire company voted (by applause) for their favorite costume. Despite humiliating myself with a children’s ladybug costume (not actually that humiliating—I’m comfortable with it), I wasn’t among the top 3. Alain Baxter took third place with his "I lost my brain, but I’m green so that’s cool" costume, Chris Priestly took #2 with his rendition of "Undead Biker Dude," and Lukas Kristjanson scored the coveted number one position as The Greatest American Hero. Check out the pictures of our costumes, as well as those of us greedily slamming back some cake! Woo!
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