Do you dress up for halloween?

TridenT

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Well?

I don't.

I was grim reaper every fucking year that I can remember except for once when I was like five... I was the red power ranger or something. I stopped dressing up in the grim reaper shit when I was like 15 or something.
 

Capt Caveman

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For parties,yes.

I'm sure Trident doesn't get invited to any, so I can understand why he doesn't.
 

ultimatebob

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Sure, of course I do! It's a good excuse to get your girlfriend to wear one of those sexy "adult" costumes to the Halloween party :)
 

TridenT

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For parties,yes.

I'm sure Trident doesn't get invited to any, so I can understand why he doesn't.

This is mostly true.

Although I don't feel like buying some stupid costume for one day out of the year even if I do get invited.
 

BoomerD

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Do I get dressed on Halloween? Of course. I don't think it would go over very well if I answered the door for trick-or-treaters...and I was in the buff...this is a LOT to just be hanging out au naturel.

Oh wait...you mean in some sort of costume? Fuck no. I am not a child.
 

PhoKingGuy

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Do I get dressed on Halloween? Of course. I don't think it would go over very well if I answered the door for trick-or-treaters...and I was in the buff...this is a LOT to just be hanging out au naturel.

Oh wait...you mean in some sort of costume? Fuck no. I am not a child.

You should do this on your front lawn/porch

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IGBT

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what started out as a child's holiday is now a day for exhibitionists and buffoons.
 

DrPizza

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what started out as a young child's holiday is now a day for exhibitionists and buffoons.
ftfy
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wtf's up with all the "big kids" going out trick or treating? And, the adults marching their 2 month old around? Are they going to save the candy for 3 or 4 years until their child is old enough to start eating it? And, let's not forget the "this bag is for our sick child at home" people.
 

Perknose

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I've have fond, fond memories of Halloween as a kid. It was the baby boom and my densely populated suburban neighborhood was packed with kids. The blocks were lit with be-candled pumpkins like noboby's business.

You got one big shopping bag FULL of candy, then came back home and went out for another. Hell, only time constraints limited how much candy you could snag if you were willing to ever widen your route.

We got the next day -- All Saints Day -- off from Catholic school.

The night before was Halloween was officially Mischief Night. Lots of adults were "deputized" for duty, but it was all in good fun and nobody was arrested. It was a thrill avoiding the adults and pulling your pranks! Of course, certain types got as much as a week's head start on Mischief Night.

To top it ALL off, Halloween just happens to be my birthday! :awe: