No words can describe this halloween. It's simply CRAZY! San francisco is simple crazy!!!

Started off at SEVEN, Frank organised a pumpkin crafting competition.

The front desk at SEVEN. That's Amie on the phone	The pumpkins crafted by different groups in the company
This is the pumpkin me and some people from HP singapore crafted. Not bad for a first timer huh	The winning pumpkin named Giao by Frank, Ruth and Travis. Giao loves it.
Dave and Steph's dog. So cute	Atif and gang did this pumpkin of Cingular, one of our customers

Dax's company had a halloween event where everyone had to come in costumes and his whole office was changed into some really creepy place. Check it out here! Dax's office

Late at night, we went to Castro street in San Francisco. It was plain madness man. There's like 300,000 people there all dressed up in funny costumes. Naked people around again + gays and lesbians everywhere. Heard around 11pm there were 2 stabbings and the police had to disperse the crowd around 1am. It was so crowded that you can't move, and people keep pushing around. I was dressed up as a witch and it was really really fun!

I got flashed 3 times, someone grabbed my butt and someone took a pix of me and put it up a website. But I gotta pay for it! But you can see more silly pictures here

It's halloween! And the bunch of us went to a shop near my apartment and dressed up	Ready to go Castro! Check out the red hair!
At Castro Street, San Francisco	The bunch of us in crazy costumes
Me as a witch	Dax and Rahul
Prem and a naked guy...the thing is sheer...	This is the Golden Gate Bridge! I think it's real cool man
Power puff girl!	More weirdos
Plastic bums	Check out all the gays!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Giraffe head	It did not come out well but it's supposed to be a nun sitting on the head of a dummy man and a priest stroking a small lizard
Monster man!!!	There's even an orchestra there! If you can tell, the people are actually dressed up as musical instruments.
More crazy costumes	Everyone is crazy!

All of us at Castro

I think the photos can only say like 10% of what was the scene that night. You really have to experience it yourself to know it. Welcome to San Francisco