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We are know in our area for having scary haloween stuff.
Every year my parents do something that scare the little kids, makes at least 2-3 of them cry every year.

SO far we have had a lady come to the door twice today asking were we get our scary music Cd's and she came again to ask about the smoke machines and other equiptment.
Then she started saying how she remembers things that we done a few years ago and how good they are.

Heh.

Anyone else do anything like this?

Popular around the area for haloween stuff?

I mean the little kids with no balls!!! The older ones tend to throw eggs and shitt but we don't get any of them at our new house.

Speaking of eggs, I was on the bus coming home from College when there was a very loud thud. I looked around and there was an egg covered window. I'm surprised the window wasn't put through, it was that powerful.

I have the stuff you put in a fog machine... No fog machine though :(

EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote: , makes
> at least 2-3 of them cry every year.

You're such a nice family.

Well i've never been to halloween on liverpool.

the_aoe_slaught  wrote:
> None of them dare to do tricks... They may aswell say. "GIV US YA
> SWEETS!"

You've obviously never been to Liverpool then.

Don't give the kids sweets round here and your liable to get an industrial firework pushed through your letter box....infact you're liable to get that anyway. A lot of the houses around here have had to tape up their mail boxes because of it.

None of them dare to do tricks... They may aswell say. "GIV US YA SWEETS!"

Tis so funny when little kids knock on the door and say trick or treat. You then turn around and say trick, and they have the most blank expression on their faces.

Robin scares kids.

*expected*

However is it not hilarious that for 364 days a year children are told not to talk to strange adults, go onto stranger's property, etc, then for 1 day a year they are told to, all in the name of consumerism. I mean, like what Robin's doing, setting up stuff to scare kids, do that any other day of the year and you'd have the mob/police having a word...stupid stupid country.

Emperor Xerxes wrote:
> Stay away from Persepolis.

Aye to that, Castle Belldandy stands ready to repel trick or treaters.