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Old 30-10-2022, 03:49 PM #1
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I stay in .. usually in darkness until all the kidz have gone to bed and stopped bothering us




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First person to say trick or treat gets punched.
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Halloween is for children

This whole American idea that adults have parties and people dress up as anything they think will make them look good (like cow girls, Marvel characters all unrelated to Halloween) is quite hideous
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The whole idea / concept completely baffles me .. then again I have zero imagination..

I didn’t even enjoy fairgrounds, the circus or pantomimes as a child less so nowadays


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I understand kids enjoy it ~ I personally detest it and the smell of pumpkins makes me puke.
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Dooking for apples or earing treacles smothered scones off a string with your hands behind your back is what Halloween is about

that and Guising



Scottish children traditionally donned costumes and pretended to be malicious spirits as
they went ‘guising’ around the local streets. It was believed that, by disguising
themselves, they would blend in with any wandering spirits and remain safe from harm.
After performing tricks or songs, guisers were given gifts to help ward off evil – a far cry
from some of today’s trick-or-treaters, who get ‘treats’ for simply showing up in
costume.
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I understand kids enjoy it ~ I personally detest it and the smell of pumpkins makes me puke.

Kids simply enjoy getting off their heads on sugary treats


Seems crazy we spend years teaching them to be aware of strangers offering sweets …. then once a year they’re sent out to knock on stranger’s doors .. begging for sweets ..


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I do remember being dressed as Angus young in a spur of the moment money making scheme when I was 12.

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Of course not I’m not 8 years old
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I don't like Halloween so won't be treating it as anything else but just another day.

Great to see children dressing up and enjoying it though.

Something I've never liked however is Halloween.
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This whole American idea that adults have parties and people dress up as anything they think will make them look good (like cow girls, Marvel characters all unrelated to Halloween) is quite hideous
It’s a very popular Americanism though, it has to be said.
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My mum wouldn't let us trick or treat as little kids, she said it was begging. She was mean back then.
We went anyway and most people said trick anyway so we spent the night knocking bins over. Hooligans
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It’s a very popular Americanism though, it has to be said.
only among kids who have no real foothold in society and are open top all sorts of bollocks from america
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My son loves halloween....he has decided he's too old to get dressed up now so I said he cant trick or treat in just a hoodie and tracksuit bottoms. I'm well tight apparently
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My son loves halloween....he has decided he's too old to get dressed up now so I said he cant trick or treat in just a hoodie and tracksuit bottoms. I'm well tight apparently
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My son loves halloween....he has decided he's too old to get dressed up now so I said he cant trick or treat in just a hoodie and tracksuit bottoms. I'm well tight apparently
why would anyone give him sweets?

id tell him to f right of
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fun fact for today. Americans spend $480 million every year on Halloween costumes for ..... their pets

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Halloween has changed since I was a kid. It's supposed to be about death, murder, mad axe killers.

Werewolves and vampires. Evil ghosts. Knife wielding clowns.

But people say they're 'celebrating' Halloween as if it's Christmas.

Madness.
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id tell him to f right of
Not sure there's a need to tell a kid to "f right off" but whatever.
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you simply don't need to answer the door if you don't want kids pestering you. Since covid, there haven't been any kids doing the rounds here and I don't think that will change any time soon
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you simply don't need to answer the door if you don't want kids pestering you. Since covid, there haven't been any kids doing the rounds here and I don't think that will change any time soon
When I did take my son trick or treating, we only stopped at houses that had a pumpkin lit. It was what everyone did, if there were no decorations, no kids knocked. Some houses were amazing and had jump scares and everything
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We are in Spain it is very big over here but then 1st Nov is a bank holiday

We will go out for dinner but that is all
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