So what did everyone do for Halloween ? - Page 3 - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

E150GT · #31 11-02-2009, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by mgburg

Call up the friends YOU SAVED, have them thank you in front of your parents, concerning you being the DD, then let the parents let THAT sink in...

Check in with them about the "early morning hours-return" scenario later.

I'm assuming you weren't too loud when YOU got home...eh?

IF my kid had done something like that, I would have thought twice about even making a comment on that order. But my kid was in it for himself only...you sound like the only voice of responsibility there...just make sure Mom & Dad know exactly what went on...if they're reasonable, they'll make amends...

I see your point and I see theirs. They dont want me out when all the other drunk drivers are out, even if I am sober. I need to move out anyway.

okyoureabeast · #32 11-02-2009, 12:52 PM

Drove my friend to the hospital because he can't keep his mouth shut.

There was a grand brawl on Hudson Squabble. Good thing you went home!

Mistress · #33 11-02-2009, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Carleton Hughes

I took some Red Hots and percoset, let'em soak in some Jack Daniels. Suitably prepared I went to the new house and drained the boiler and later myself....

well, well, nice to see you back my friend....what, no Manhattans?

SwampYankee · #34 11-02-2009, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Squabble

i figured you southern rednecks are scairt of halloween, what with all them demons and all!

better watch your heart, OLD MAN!!!!

He's not a real redneck, he just plays one on tv/internet.

Billybob · #35 11-02-2009, 02:22 PM

Fundamentally transformed the unjust, discriminatory, pseudo religious, non-inclusive, white male capitalist warmongering, culturally decaying event!

Decorated the house up like the White House, dressed up like the Dear Leader, and then seized most of the candy from the bags of every Trick-or-Treater that wondered by!

I’ll be working with a select group of like minded poseurs to redistribute this resource to communities; which we will decide, have been historically underserved!

mgburg · #36 11-02-2009, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Billybob

Fundamentally transformed the unjust, discriminatory, pseudo religious, non-inclusive, white male capitalist warmongering, culturally decaying event! ... Decorated the house up like the White House, dressed up like the Dear Leader, and then seized most of the candy from the bags of every Trick-or-Treater that wondered by! ... I’ll be working with a select group of like minded poseurs to redistribute this resource to communities; which we will decide, have been historically underserved!

What? You're planning on throwing your hat in the ring for the chance at Teddy's old job, now that he's finally qualified as a new Chicago voter??? (Dead and Democrat...and able to vote in all upcoming elections 'til the "end of the earth"...not just once, but as many times as needed???!!!)

Good for you! How'd the training go? Did you keep the big candy bars for yourself and hand out the little "fun-sized" units to the rest of the family, first, one/person?

You've got potential!!!

Billybob · #37 11-02-2009, 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by mgburg

Did you keep the big candy bars for yourself and hand out the little "fun-sized" units to the rest of the family, first, one/person?

You need to ask that!?!?
No American can be trusted to make personal and individual decisions, especially concerning life and death issues such as dietary sugar and fat intake! After all the greater good at stake, why should some irresponsible people be allowed to inflict on everyone else the burdens resultant of their bad decisions? Not only must fat, hypertensive, tooth decayed people must be prevented from existing for all our own good, but the risk is so great that everyone who disagrees is a hater! These types of choices are not human rights, we are not born predisposed to make these irresponsible life style choices that that ultimately affect us individually and everyone else negatively.

C280 Sport · #38 11-02-2009, 04:03 PM

Had the house to myself. Kids where both at parties. Wife went out to dinner with some friends. I handed out candy and watched the scary movies on the TV all night. Not the scary movies I use to watch. All this new stuff with saws and cutting people up in cornfields.

Squabble · #39 11-02-2009, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by okyoureabeast

Drove my friend to the hospital because he can't keep his mouth shut.

There was a grand brawl on Hudson Squabble. Good thing you went home!

when i went to IC, castaways was the place to be on halloween. and plenty of brawling went on. and on and on and on... hope your friend is okay!

Fulcrum525 · #40 11-02-2009, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by SwampYankee

I think the number of kids overall was down again this year but it seemed like there were a lot more little kids so we're probably poised for an upswing. The first year we moved in we had a 140 kids, 110 the next year, and 80 the last year we were home handing out candy. My mother was sick this year too and she always keeps track at her house.

I've noticed this as well. Is this just a central CT phenomenon or are people elsewhere in the country noticing similar trends?