Trick-or-Treating
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sockgirl77
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i'm assuming it's going to be on the 31st because it's been on week nights before.JabbaJawz said:
Dymphna
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Halloween and the celebration there of is ALWAYS on the 31st, regardless of what day of the week it is. Some pansy-azz yuppie neighborhoods sometimes whine about their kids being up on a school night and don't want to let them go out and try to get everyone else to agree and do it on a different night, but the reality is those whiny-azz losers are just that and everyone goes out on the 31st anyway.
CableChick
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Dymphna said:
fttrsbeerwench
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Yeah that burns my bisquits
when they alter holidays for convenience.grrrrrr
when they alter holidays for convenience.grrrrrr
mixallagist
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You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to fttrsbeerwench again.
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fttrsbeerwench
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Hey!!
MIX, I got the same darn message....GRRRRR!!!
MIX, I got the same darn message....GRRRRR!!!
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baswm
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JabbaJawz said:
The 31st as well in my neighborhood. The day before has always been known as beggers night in my hood.
FairyChatMom
Just me
We just recently moved to Helen Estates - the houses there seem to be spread out. Makes me wonder if anyone will be going door-to-door. I'll probably get a bag of candies just in case.
huntr1
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The first year in our neighborhood, we went thru MAYBE a bag of candy, think we had only about 10 come to the door (I force the kids to take more than 1 piece of candy, handfulls are encouraged). Last year we went thru quite a bit more candy, maybe 50 trick or treaters. Hopefully this year we will get more.FairyChatMom said:
BadGirl
I am so very blessed
Geez. In my old hood, there would be HUNDREDS of kids coming through. Vanloads of kids would come by. Cars would come to a stop and all doors would open at once and kids would literally pour out. Buses would drop kids off on the corner and the masses would hit the streets. Big kids, little kids. Greedy kids, nice kids. It was crazy. I'd go with it and would purchase twenty or so bags of candy to hand out. I eventually stopped doing that. I didn't mind handing out candy to the smaller kids in my neighborhood, but I took offense to handing out candy to kids who didn't live in my hood. Thankfully, it was somewhat easy to tell the neighborhood kids from the outsiders - the local kids always came early, and the outsiders came later in the night. Now in my new community, I don't expect to get too many kids, so I'm only going to buy 4 or 5 bags o' candy.
