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Arioch 10-08-2007 10:27 AM

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'm gonna hide behind the wall infront of my house and scare trick or treaters. This should be fun!
haha nice...

we are planning a party at the new house...

meetthecreeper 10-09-2007 05:27 PM

Going to a party the 26th.

I am going as Charlie Manson my lady is going as Sharon Tate. In very bad taste.

Use your imagination.

Dante'sInferno 10-09-2007 05:29 PM

Eat candy.Watch horror movies and......














DANCE!

ferretchucker 10-10-2007 06:55 AM

I feel sorry for the americans who have moved over here. We have little estates that are specifically for the americans as well as an american base, and at halloween, they are full. There are kids everywhere. The doors are usually always open because there are children at the door within 2 seconds of each other.

moistymoe 10-10-2007 07:32 AM

Halloween over in the states has really taken a brutal beating due to paranoid overprotective parents. It's not nearly what it used to be, we hardly get 10 kids coming to the door nowadays which is a true shame. Halloween has been and always will be my favorite "holiday"(I consider it to be one though I know many don't) and will do all I can to make sure my siblings get to feel that same excitement I could never wait for as a kid. But yeah I will partying all night until I can't party anymore then after that I will party some more. Oh yeah and watch the $300 I've spent on horror movies the last couple months, someone should cut me off.:D

tic 10-10-2007 08:35 AM

Switching the lights off and pretending no one's home, then as the little brats.........erh...... darlings leave, open the door and let my dog "play" with them.

:D

Disease 10-10-2007 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by tic (Post 636118)
Switching the lights off and pretending no one's home, then as the little brats.........erh...... darlings leave, open the door and let my dog "play" with them.

:D

So is trick or treating big in Glasgow?

tic 10-10-2007 08:59 AM

Couldn't say, I don't actually live in Glasgow. Just outside it.

Around where I am its slowly dying, maybe had 5 or 6 children come round last year, then again I have a big warning notice, "Trick or treaters will be eaten"

Bonfire Night (5th of November) seems more popular, lets all the budding arsonists have a legitimate reason for setting fire to everything.

Disease 10-10-2007 09:04 AM

yeah my flaty was just telling me about bonfire night yesterday, and warning us about neds hanging at the end of our street shooting fireworks at each other...

dewaholic 10-12-2007 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Roderick Usher (Post 635225)
I'll be taking the kids trick-or-treating followed by a candle-lit reading of The Tell-Tale Heart

Then horror movies and a midnight candle ceremony


Ooooh I wanna be there. By any chance, will you be also be reading "The Bells?" Sidenote: I have 2 Edgar Allen Poe books, copyrighted 1906.


As for Halloween, I will be going out trick or treating with my kid. Then coming home & watching movies on cable. Tough choice will be what movies to watch.


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