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Only about 7 here, which amazes me to be honest. There's normally hordes of the scaffy begging fools.
Oh well. I gues they all heard about what happened to little Billy and his sister.
Oh well. I gues they all heard about what happened to little Billy and his sister.
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they dont dare come near here, we have dogs......
The brats haven't come round here yet begging for money and the such, I thought that kind of things only happened Halloween night anyway. I can't afford to take an interest tonight, what with school tommorow and then Great Portland Street afterwards. Not to mention the mountain of homework that remains...
None so far, but their will be a load of them tonight, their always is every year, studpid beggers!
Halloween = Begging minks
if they are younger than u then say niether and slam the door!
mr evil wrote:
> when they say 'trick or treat?' reply trick!! hehe
Oh my.
You do live up to your name, don't you?
> when they say 'trick or treat?' reply trick!! hehe
Oh my.
You do live up to your name, don't you?
My niece is going trick or treating she's only 9 months old
bless..
bless..
*ruins fun*
A) Baggur did it.
2) The website thinks that approximately 20 people have posted in the last 10 minutes.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The simple things amuze me but still...
2) The website thinks that approximately 20 people have posted in the last 10 minutes.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The simple things amuze me but still...
Clazon wrote:
> Since I moved from my old, old house I've never had any. Even then
> there were only a few, due to a near by college egging anyone who
> left their house and even then it was only the nice people across the
> street who did reverse trick or treat. That was in Kent though. Now
> in London I expect no-one to come to the door. Even if they do I'll
> blank them. Leaving the light by the front door off works for me.
MAGIC.
> Since I moved from my old, old house I've never had any. Even then
> there were only a few, due to a near by college egging anyone who
> left their house and even then it was only the nice people across the
> street who did reverse trick or treat. That was in Kent though. Now
> in London I expect no-one to come to the door. Even if they do I'll
> blank them. Leaving the light by the front door off works for me.
MAGIC.
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