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96terrano
29-10-2012, 19:16
someone was gonna create a thread:doh:lol
so
what do you do at halloween? me? well im shifting my Terrano as it was egged heavily last year:doh, i caught the arses doing it too:augie:sly also im meeting up with my mate again, we get a few trick or treaters here but pretend not to be in, but this time we won't actually be in, mum and dad are going to dinner and my mate and i are going for a run on the bikes:D
do you do anything special this time of year?
(RIP) PLANK
29-10-2012, 19:25
you pretend to be out?
Get car covered in eggs?
can anyone see the connection?
:augie
96terrano
29-10-2012, 19:26
you pretend to be out?
Get car covered in eggs?
can anyone see the connection?
:augie
:doh:doh:doh:doh
this time i'll leave a fecking light on!!
Lazy-Ferret
29-10-2012, 20:02
I spend most of the evening servicing the wifes broomstick, and setting the cauldron up for her. Mind you the Naked dancing round the fire at midnight is fun...:lol:lol
96terrano
29-10-2012, 20:04
Mind you the Naked dancing round the fire at midnight is fun...:lol:lol
:eek::naughty:naughty
makeitfit
29-10-2012, 20:14
It's all ballocks and I shan't be playing, so there :(
Bah humbug americanism crap....................................next thing ya know there'll be demands for candy ffs.
123escorts
29-10-2012, 20:39
my mate and i are going for a run on the bikes:D
how do you run on a bike???:nenau
96terrano
29-10-2012, 20:39
It's all ballocks and I shan't be playing, so there :(
Bah humbug americanism crap....................................next thing ya know there'll be demands for candy ffs.
I have the same view tbh, even if u gave the kids around here candy, they'll still do the trick. Think I'll electrify my front door:augie
96terrano
29-10-2012, 22:07
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I go around throwing eggs at peoples cars who pretend to be out. Lights on or off.
makeitfit
29-10-2012, 22:13
I go around throwing eggs at peoples cars who pretend to be out. Lights on or off.
:lol:lol:lol nice :sly
96terrano
29-10-2012, 22:14
I go around throwing eggs at peoples cars who pretend to be out. Lights on or off.
:thumbs:sly
I go around throwing eggs at peoples cars who pretend to be out. Lights on or off.
Do you find that free range eggs are better than battery eggs?
When the kids come round here, we ask them what would the trick have been if we hadn't paid them off in sweets... and they don't know...:doh
Usually their parents are waiting at the bottom of the drive.:augie
I find eggs that have been left for about 3-4 months work best.
96terrano
29-10-2012, 22:18
Do you find that free range eggs are better than battery eggs?
When the kids come round here, we ask them what would the trick have been if we hadn't paid them off in sweets... and they don't know...:doh
Usually their parents are waiting at the bottom of the drive.:augie
just say, OY, im not giving free sweets out, i worked hard for my cash and im not spending it on kids i dont know:hmh then tell them to fu...erm.... 'go away':augie
arcascomp
30-10-2012, 15:18
The origins are a bit lost really - going around neighbours at halloween dressed up and singing a wee song or telling a story/joke is a very old Scottish tradition that the US destroyed and sent back as Trick or Treat.
Got the cubs halloween party tonight, fancy dress is the norm and I was thinking, for this year, what's really scary for kids? Jimmy Saville costume?
Guess that'll just scare the parents :D
Few years back my mate, who's 6'7", dressed up as the grim reaper and the 1st cub through the door, turned around and went straight home again, Now he's 12 and still can't stand halloween!!
All in, I think it's fine for young'uns and for having a bit of a laugh, not for teenagers to try and scrounge freebies and Tesco to sell eggs.
96terrano
30-10-2012, 15:48
The origins are a bit lost really - going around neighbours at halloween dressed up and singing a wee song or telling a story/joke is a very old Scottish tradition that the US destroyed and sent back as Trick or Treat.
Got the cubs halloween party tonight, fancy dress is the norm and I was thinking, for this year, what's really scary for kids? Jimmy Saville costume?
Guess that'll just scare the parents :D
Few years back my mate, who's 6'7", dressed up as the grim reaper and the 1st cub through the door, turned around and went straight home again, Now he's 12 and still can't stand halloween!!
All in, I think it's fine for young'uns and for having a bit of a laugh, not for teenagers to try and scrounge freebies and Tesco to sell eggs.
interesting :thumbs
Yeah, my mate said we should dress up as jimmy but I don't fancy being arrested thanks
My mum used to be a cub leader back in the 80s :lol
arcascomp
30-10-2012, 16:10
I should add that a tight naughty nurses outfit on the right young (legal!) lady is ALWAYS acceptable! :naughty
Although a 6'7" hairy ar$ed bloke dressed as a fairy was VERY scary one year! Looked like Mavis Cruet gone very much to seed!:eek:
(Look up willo the wisp for those not of the right vintage!)
96terrano
30-10-2012, 16:17
holly crap:eek: their was someone in my geography class who looked like that:augie
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