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With Halloween on enema eroticismits way out and the holiday season creeping in, one creative couple used their costume to celebrate both of them.

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If you're anything like me, you're a die-hard holiday movie fan, and Home Aloneis always at the top of that list.

And if you're also like me, you're internally screaming at the accuracy of this couple's tribute to the movie's iconic villains, Harry and Marv.

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My first boyfriend and my first time celebrating Halloween with a significant other... we took advantage of our height difference. Also my favorite movie growing up! from pics

It looks as if both the Wet Bandits and the Sticky Bandits incarnation is represented here and we very much appreciate the attention to detail.

10 out of 10! Although, Kevin McCallister might not agree.

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