Go Away! No Candy Here.

Mai72

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Sad to say but when I was growing up we didn't celebrate Halloween at my house. Normally, the lights would go out at about 4pm and they wouldn't go back on until 10pm. My parents would herd us into the back room away from the noisy kids banging on our door.

My mom was always like this. Hell, I can remember when her mom would come over unexpectedly. If my mom knew in advance she would take us into the bedroom while her mother was pounding on the door asking if anyone was home.

Anyone have a similar experience?
 
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Mayne

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Sad to say but when I was growing up we didn't celebrate Halloween at my house. Normally, the lights would go out at about 4pm and they wouldn't go back on until 10pm. My parents would herd us into the back room away from the noisy kids banging on our door.

My mom was always like this. Hell, I can remember when her mom would come over unexpectedly. If my mom knew in advance she would take us into the bedroom while her mother was pounding on the door asking if anyone was home.

Anyone have a similar experience?

thats pretty sad. I'm sad because the last 4 years of my life I haven't been able to give out candies to the kiddos. Location is everything these days now.
 

Mai72

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thats pretty sad. I'm sad because the last 4 years of my life I haven't been able to give out candies to the kiddos. Location is everything these days now.
These kids today are nothin but punks!

Punks!!
 

Mayne

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These kids today are nothin but punks!

Punks!!

you'll get the occasional 6 footer showing up at your door with headphones on saying he's a DJ. but i love seeing the kids dressed up.
 

Mai72

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you'll get the occasional 6 footer showing up at your door with headphones on saying he's a DJ. but i love seeing the kids dressed up.
Yea. High school kids are the worse.

Hello! How old are you again? Shouldn't you be home studying for a test?
 

Mayne

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Yea. High school kids are the worse.

Hello! How old are you again? Shouldn't you be home studying for a test?

at this point in my life I'm happy if any kids show up at my doorstep. This year i live in a basement and won't get anyone coming to my door. upstair neighbours are poor white trash and all their garbage will probably scare any person away from the property.
 

BoomerD

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That's one of the upsides of living in a senior citizen community...NO nasty, begging kids pounding on the door, demanding tribute...
 

lxskllr

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thats pretty sad. I'm sad because the last 4 years of my life I haven't been able to give out candies to the kiddos. Location is everything these days now.

Court orders are a bitch.
 

Mai72

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at this point in my life I'm happy if any kids show up at my doorstep. This year i live in a basement and won't get anyone coming to my door. upstair neighbours are poor white trash and all their garbage will probably scare any person away from the property.
You live in a basement? I'd love that setup. All by myself. Just me and my gaming PC. Pizza boxes everywhere. Soda bottles littered on the floor. I'd keep the place nice and dark. Just waiting for the good lord to take my soul. :(
 

Mayne

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You live in a basement? I'd love that setup. All by myself. Just me and my gaming PC. Pizza boxes everywhere. Soda bottles littered on the floor. I'd keep the place nice and dark. Just waiting for the good lord to take my soul. :(

that scenario is pretty close to my life except for the sister that lives with me, who screams and yells for no fucking reason.

have to add * landlord coming by in a few minutes with a new toilet that *I* have to install. sister yellng don't drink any more beers...you'll fall down the 4 steps going into the basemtn....fuck this shit. i'm getting pissed off right now.
 
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Newell Steamer

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Don't worry OP, houses with a registered sex offender are never visited during Halloween by children - their parents won't allow it.
 

KMFJD

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at this point in my life I'm happy if any kids show up at my doorstep. This year i live in a basement and won't get anyone coming to my door. upstair neighbours are poor white trash and all their garbage will probably scare any person away from the property.

if you didn't get them high from you're second hand pot smoke all the time maybe they wouldn't be too wasted to take out he garbage, ever think of that?

:biggrin:
 

Mayne

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i'm ready to kill myself right now...how scary is that? checked my email after i got home from work..and i missed a job interview.
 

DrPizza

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We live in the sticks, a few neighbors with kids though. I asked them if they were bringing the kids around trick or treating - they're going into town. So... no candy at my house.
 

WaTaGuMp

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I do enough at Xmas, fuck Halloween. 99% of the kids come over here from other areas to mooch better candy. Stay in your own area greedy fuckers.
 

Captante

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Sad to say but when I was growing up we didn't celebrate Halloween at my house. Normally, the lights would go out at about 4pm and they wouldn't go back on until 10pm. My parents would herd us into the back room away from the noisy kids banging on our door.

My mom was always like this. Hell, I can remember when her mom would come over unexpectedly. If my mom knew in advance she would take us into the bedroom while her mother was pounding on the door asking if anyone was home.

Anyone have a similar experience?


Explains a lot! :awe:
 

Red Squirrel

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I used to go out as a kid and my parents used to and still give out candy. We used to carve a pumpkin too and put it out that night with a candle in it. I'll be working night shift so I'll give out candy till 6:30ish then I have to leave for work. I hope my house does not get egged. :eek:
 

CraKaJaX

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Trick or treated as a child, but never even feasted on the candy really. The only thing worthwhile was the reeses. Luckily I have a gig tomorrow night and won't even be home. Tomorrow will be zero candy, all bourbon.
 

BarkingGhostar

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I'm surprised some Chinese company has manufactured fae replica candy that is all laxatives. Surely someone in the US of A will buy it.
 

John Connor

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Sad to say but when I was growing up we didn't celebrate Halloween at my house. Normally, the lights would go out at about 4pm and they wouldn't go back on until 10pm. My parents would herd us into the back room away from the noisy kids banging on our door.

My mom was always like this. Hell, I can remember when her mom would come over unexpectedly. If my mom knew in advance she would take us into the bedroom while her mother was pounding on the door asking if anyone was home.

Anyone have a similar experience?


My mom was not like this. She'd take us out and into the late hours of the night. We had home made costumes too! Not all the time, but she did it. She was a crafter and baker so it was the shit.

But you know, if I had kids I'd get a segway. No way in hell my out of shape body is walking all over hell. And besides, I can't keep up to those little feet.