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Mclesh

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*decides Mclesh is not worth visiting for trick or treat*

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No rolled pennies or circus peanuts at my house. Just the good stuff. Except my husband has been known to hand out condiment packets to those not wearing costumes. Hot sauce packets seem to be the favored condiment. :D
 

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No rolled pennies or circus peanuts at my house. Just the good stuff. Except my husband has been known to hand out condiment packets to those not wearing costumes. Hot sauce packets seem to be the favored condiment. :D
hahaha great idea. will need to borrow this idea...if we would only get some trick or treaters here
 

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hahaha great idea. will need to borrow this idea...if we would only get some trick or treaters here


We get tons here.

The other day we were talking about terrible Halloween treats. My son's contribution to the discussion: water conservation coloring books, and religious tracts.

I used to despise getting pennies. Ugh.

*sorry for the derail, mccardey*
 

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No rolled pennies or circus peanuts at my house. Just the good stuff. Except my husband has been known to hand out condiment packets to those not wearing costumes. Hot sauce packets seem to be the favored condiment. :D

I'm too stingy to give candy OR condiment packets. Arby's Sauce, Horsey Sauce, Ketchup or Hot Sauce packets come in handy for work lunches.

So does Absolute Write do like Trick-Or-Reps?
 

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HEY! There are cats in my signature and you never gave me a rep! Is there some prejudice here that it can only be in avatars?

I'm supposed to look at sig lines? Nobody told me that!

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Oh good lord! I think there were over a baziilion reps for Charlie. One of my faves was
I'm trying to write a rep about cute, dead dogs, but it never comes out sounding very good.

Give me a moment to send you all thank-you reps. And actually - thank you. Really. I mean it.
 

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*sorry for the derail, mccardey*

Thank you for the derail!! And on the topic of Hallowe'en - we've started having it here in Australia, as well.

It's a lot of fun!
 

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No rolled pennies or circus peanuts at my house. Just the good stuff. Except my husband has been known to hand out condiment packets to those not wearing costumes. Hot sauce packets seem to be the favored condiment. :D

The Colonial Bread man lived in my neighborhood. One year he gave out tiny loaves of bread. He was all kinds of awesome.
 

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Don't mention trick-or-treaters to me. All they'll get at my house is an unanswered doorbell and a notice in the window saying "This is England, not America".

*smashes culturally imperialistic pumpkin*
 

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This town has a sign up list for trick or treat-friendly houses. But better than that, because it's an alien concept and the kids don't know any better, some sensible person has persuaded the little 'uns that they have to perform a trick -- singing, dancing, a little bit of conjuring, that sort of thing -- in order to get a treat.
 

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Don't mention trick-or-treaters to me. All they'll get at my house is an unanswered doorbell and a notice in the window saying "This is England, not America".

*smashes culturally imperialistic pumpkin*

Oh we got that a lot when I had a trick or treat Halloween birthday party here in New Zealand when I was 10. :cry:

That was back in the 80s, we're pretty much fully Americanized now.
 

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This town has a sign up list for trick or treat-friendly houses. But better than that, because it's an alien concept and the kids don't know any better, some sensible person has persuaded the little 'uns that they have to perform a trick -- singing, dancing, a little bit of conjuring, that sort of thing -- in order to get a treat.
Oh, that's MUCH better than just saying "trick or treat!" It's especially good if they can do it while seeing you pick your teeth.