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Halloween is just around the corner...

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I don't think I've ever been this psyched for halloween in a long time. You see, I usually act like the scrooge of halloween and when small children knock at the door I give them a digestive or something.

This year though, I'm pretty excited, I've even ordered a SAW mask to wear for no particular reason.

So, anyone else strangely looking forward to halloween this year?		2009-10-25 21:51:00

Author:
Bear
Posts: 2079

Bit more this year as this year I'm turning 18 on halloween!2009-10-26 00:50:00

Author:
adlingtont
Posts: 321

Haha! Yes! I am going to have the most epic time doing...

... absolutely nothing.		2009-10-26 01:07:00

Author:
moleynator
Posts: 2914

Haha! Yes! I am going to have the most epic time doing...

... absolutely nothing.
Same. I'll probably watch Nightmare Before Christmas or something, but that's about it.		2009-10-26 01:10:00

Author:
dandygandy2704
Posts: 1002

Scaring little kids is fun. Just set up one of those scarecrows people hide in, put the candy on its lap. then when they expect the scarecrow to jump or something, scare them from behind.2009-10-26 01:18:00

Author:
chezhead
Posts: 1063

I'm going to see Evil Dead: The Musical! No kidding, this is for real. We're sitting in the "splatter section" as well. First few rows wear ponchos and get splashed with gore during the show.2009-10-26 02:10:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

Eh, if my mom drags me along with her and my little brothers to go trick-or-treating in my grandma's neighborhood, then I guess I'll be watching TV in my grandma's house the whole time. I don't necessarily dislike Halloween, I just don't like the fact that people spend money on candy and decorations...
Personally, I don't even like candy. It's bad for you anyway
If I get to stay home I'll probably spend most of my time on the PS3 or computer.		2009-10-27 16:41:00

Author:
Sackwise
Posts: 305

I'll wait by the door with a big box of chocolate. then when some kid says 'trick or treat' i'll say 'trick, i dare you'. Then i will eat the chocolate infront of their crying faces.

And if they do try and trick me, i'll shoot them.		2009-10-27 16:47:00

Author:
Unknown User

I was going to walk around and ask people to donate to CCFA but I'm not feeling the best so probably won't happen.2009-10-27 17:50:00

Author:
Mod5.0
Posts: 1576

I'm going to carve video game themed pumpkins and watch scary movies!2009-10-27 20:07:00

Author:
xkappax
Posts: 2569

we dont have Halloween here2009-10-27 20:08:00

Author:
Unknown User

I'm going to take my friends 3 kids trick or treating (highlight of the holiday) then play a ton of Halloween LBP levels. Sounds like fun to me. 2009-10-27 20:10:00

Author:
Morgana25
Posts: 5983

I'm going to carve video game themed pumpkins and watch scary movies!
That sounds like something I could get into, as well. Have any good suggestions for movies to watch? I'll likely only watch a couple, depending on when I start, etc. but I need something to do this Halloween. 		2009-10-27 20:34:00

Author:
dandygandy2704
Posts: 1002

I'm going to chase little children through the woods with my bow and arrows and the rest of my inbred hillbilly family.2009-10-27 20:36:00

Author:
BasketSnake
Posts: 2391

My to-do list on Hallow's Eve:
-Carve a pumpkin
-Place trip-wire explosive in pumpkin
-Fill a bucket with King-Size candy (my neighborhood is the LAST place anyone would go Trick-or-Treatin'. But it's fun to provide the motherload of candy for those who give a care )
-Get Shaun of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow & Nightmare on Elm Street to watch on Halloween.
-Litter driveway with pop-pops (heheheheheh, those things are fun to play with )
-Attempt to recreate avy into costume form		2009-10-27 22:29:00

Author:
Outlaw-Jack
Posts: 5757

I'm pumped. I'm going full zombie, complete with cherry blood and pale skin! Maybe a few blisters here and there.2009-10-27 23:10:00

Author:
Astrosimi
Posts: 2046

Oh gawd. Apparently my SAW mask might not arrive in time. 3:S2009-10-27 23:12:00

Author:
Bear
Posts: 2079

I'll just make my sister and brother have the worst night of their life.2009-10-27 23:14:00

Author:
oldage
Posts: 2824

Never 'done' Halloween ever so nope, it'll be just another day.2009-10-27 23:17:00

Author:
Shermzor
Posts: 1330

I don't really do much for halloween, but I'm practicing up the theme/overture from Nightmare Before Christmas (by ear).
Also, my brother off in university is dressing up as Neo. He's getting the glasses, black coat, and everything. He even looks kinda like neo (not that much though haha)! 		2009-10-27 23:25:00

Author:
hilightnotes
Posts: 1230

-Get Shaun of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow & Nightmare on Elm Street to watch on Halloween.Mind if I steal your movie list? Those sound like great movies to watch. 2009-10-27 23:56:00

Author:
dandygandy2704
Posts: 1002

Err yeah, I'm gonna try and trick or treat Ir0n's house.

Checklist:
- 100 rounds of ammunition
- Small chinese boy, nicknamed Short Round
- fat dried up actor still trying to play a young hero
- lesbian vampire slayers


we're ready to take him on 		2009-10-28 01:05:00

Author:
Coxy224
Posts: 2645

Err yeah, I'm gonna try and trick or treat Ir0n's house.

Checklist:
- 100 rounds of ammunition
- Small chinese boy, nicknamed Short Round
- fat dried up actor still trying to play a young hero
- lesbian vampire slayers


we're ready to take him on

Don't even try it.

These were the last people who tried to trick or treat me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RbL4PwTDsQ		2009-10-28 01:35:00

Author:
Unknown User

Hoping that like most years we don't get anyone knocking on the door.2009-10-28 01:50:00

Author:
Rabid-Coot
Posts: 6728

My to-do list on Hallow's Eve:
-Get Shaun of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow & Nightmare on Elm Street to watch on Halloween.

Might I suggest watching Sleepy Hollow on mute with a peanut gallery of funny friends pulling an MST3K job on it? Sleepy Hollow really comes to life when you ad-lib your own dialogue while watching. Seriously fun times.		2009-10-28 01:56:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

Oh yeah, forgot to add this to my list:
-Get Shaun of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow & Nightmare on Elm Street to watch on Halloween AND scare the living daylights outta my friends by inviting them over to watch them with me. 		2009-10-28 02:09:00

Author:
Outlaw-Jack
Posts: 5757

I love walking around the neighbourhood in the evening to see all the major set-ups some people have. Some people in nearby areas go totally all out - they could seriously charge for what they have on display! But they don't 2009-10-28 02:40:00

Author:
hilightnotes
Posts: 1230

I don't really celebrate Halloween anymore. It is a lot of fun though.

I live in a neighborhood where there aren't that many kids. Plus, a lot of parents take their kids to either a local church or community center instead of going door-to-door now a days. Still, I did have fun celebrating Halloween in college. My friends and I would go to several Halloween parties. I guess I could share my favorite one.

Don't be too impressed. I usually look like a curly haired nerd. (I'm proud to be one.) I just straightened my hair and my friend was kind enough to apply some cool blue make-up (I'm not good with the make up.). I think I was supposed to be a blue fairy. This was taken my sophomore year of University.

et voila!


http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/61/weenie1m.jpg		2009-10-28 02:58:00

Author:
pantspantspants
Posts: 189

*knock knock*
"Trick or Tre-"
*paintball to the face*

2009-10-28 02:59:00

Author:
TheMarvelousHat
Posts: 542

*knock knock*
"Trick or Tre-"
*paintball to the face*



To me this just sounds like the best way to protect yourself from six year olds all hopped up on sugar. lol! j/k

Halloween's a great day to be a kid.		2009-10-28 03:04:00

Author:
pantspantspants
Posts: 189

I think I was supposed to be a blue fairy.

You mean THE blue fairy? The one that made me a real BOY?		2009-10-28 03:19:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

You mean THE blue fairy? The one that made me a real BOY?

Nah, I'm the blue fairy who enjoyed taking coffee breaks... you're probably talking about Glenda...she always did make me look bad. lol!		2009-10-28 03:26:00

Author:
pantspantspants
Posts: 189

Interesting. There must be a blue fairy union, or guild. If so, I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.2009-10-28 03:26:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

The newsletter?

In that case you'll have to speak with Tinkerbell, she handles that stuff.

She has a way of controlling things...

I'll be sure to let her know. haha ;-P		2009-10-28 03:30:00

Author:
pantspantspants
Posts: 189

But she wears green! This whole union is a lie! I bet you don't even have cake. D:<2009-10-28 03:33:00

Author:
moleynator
Posts: 2914

But she wears green! This whole union is a lie! I bet you don't even have cake. D:<

MWHAHAHAHAHA!!!

You caught me!

I'm sorry to tell you moleynator, but the cake is a lie...		2009-10-28 03:40:00

Author:
pantspantspants
Posts: 189

Hmm... checking over the trade newsletter, in the weekly agenda at the back, it does indeed say: "Please remember to lie to non-union members about cake at public functions. Last week we had someone mention that there wouldn't actually be cake at the open house, and not only did fewer people show up, but those who did were not nearly as angry and frustrated as they should have been. Belinda, the Blue Fairy of Joy and Happiness, had a very hard time feeding her near-insatiable appetite for anger and disappointment. Please everyone, remember to lie about the cake, for Belinda's sake. Thank you."

Wow, I never realized that working as a Blue Fairy was so interesting!		2009-10-28 03:45:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

Hmm... checking over the trade newsletter, in the weekly agenda at the back, it does indeed say: "Please remember to lie to non-union members about cake at public functions. Last week we had someone mention that there wouldn't actually be cake at the open house, and not only did fewer people show up, but those who did were not nearly as angry and frustrated as they should have been. Belinda, the Blue Fairy of Joy and Happiness, had a very hard time feeding her near-insatiable appetite for anger and disappointment. Please everyone, remember to lie about the cake, for Belinda's sake. Thank you."

Wow, I never realized that working as a Blue Fairy was so interesting!

That was really funny to read! I wish I had written myself! LOL!		2009-10-28 03:54:00

Author:
pantspantspants
Posts: 189

I'm going to wear this shirt (http://www.crazydogtshirts.com/catalog/my-halloween-costume-full.gif) I got for the occasion.

And then. . oh. . I don't know. . something lame. 		2009-10-28 04:54:00

Author:
ChristmasJew
Posts: 431

I don't really celebrate Halloween anymore. It is a lot of fun though.

I live in a neighborhood where there aren't that many kids. Plus, a lot of parents take their kids to either a local church or community center instead of going door-to-door now a days. Still, I did have fun celebrating Halloween in college. My friends and I would go to several Halloween parties. I guess I could share my favorite one.

Don't be too impressed. I usually look like a curly haired nerd. (I'm proud to be one.) I just straightened my hair and my friend was kind enough to apply some cool blue make-up (I'm not good with the make up.). I think I was supposed to be a blue fairy. This was taken my sophomore year of University.

et voila!


http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/61/weenie1m.jpg


Whoa, the red-eye actually makes those girls look evil. :O		2009-10-28 14:27:00

Author:
Bear
Posts: 2079

I recently got a bad haircut which my friend describes as 'A British Orphan' or 'John Lennon'.

That second comment gave me an idea.

Why be just a zombie? I should go as Zombie John Lennon!		2009-10-29 04:58:00

Author:
TheMarvelousHat
Posts: 542

I recently got a bad haircut which my friend describes as 'A British Orphan' or 'John Lennon'.

That second comment gave me an idea.

Why be just a zombie? I should go as Zombie John Lennon!

you'll need a pair of harry potter glasses and a Yoko Ono.

I think they sell Yokos at wal-mart now.		2009-10-29 12:01:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

I went to see Evil Dead: The Musical tonight! I was at the far end of the splatter section, so I did get some gore-splash action, but nothing - NOTHING like the poor ******** at the front corners of the theater. Oh my GOD. This explains the people I've seen on the train in the city casually travelling, going about their evening, reading the paper, but covered from head to toe in blood. HEAD TO TOE.

It was a very, very fun production. The actor playing Ash looked the part, but I really somehow doubt he's a real-deal deadite geek. He was SO flamboyantly theatrical - I thought it was to contrast with the bad-assery of Ash's turn later in the story, but no - when he got to the "Ash" lines later on, he just as flamboyantly played them. It was honestly just weird, I think he was cast mainly for his looks, because he was NOT Ash otherwise.

yes, I realize this is Evil Dead: The Musical. But the dude playing Jake was the prize of the troupe - if it were my choice, it'd have been him playing Ash, even though he looked more like Ryan Gosling than Bruce Campbell and seemed to miss a lot of dance cues. As an actor, he was WAY more on tone, and WAY funnier than the dude playing Ash.

Anyway, who cares, it's Evil Dead The MUSICAL! How can you NOT love it? In the bloodbath of a finale, in which Ash takes out all of the deadites who converge on the necronomicon, blood was literally raining on the crowd, and the deadites came into the audience, splattering the crowd with gallons of blood, and some of them even diving into the audience, writhing around in demon convulsions on the audience's laps. Yes, this turned into one of those Candarian Demon Blood parties your parents warned you about.		2009-10-30 09:54:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

im going trick or treating i guess with a couple friends. i dont have a costume but yeh oh well
Might Egg one house :o		2009-10-30 15:20:00

Author:
Snrm
Posts: 6419

I went to see Evil Dead: The Musical tonight! I was at the far end of the splatter section, so I did get some gore-splash action, but nothing - NOTHING like the poor ******** at the front corners of the theater. Oh my GOD. This explains the people I've seen on the train in the city casually travelling, going about their evening, reading the paper, but covered from head to toe in blood. HEAD TO TOE.

It was a very, very fun production. The actor playing Ash looked the part, but I really somehow doubt he's a real-deal deadite geek. He was SO flamboyantly theatrical - I thought it was to contrast with the bad-assery of Ash's turn later in the story, but no - when he got to the "Ash" lines later on, he just as flamboyantly played them. It was honestly just weird, I think he was cast mainly for his looks, because he was NOT Ash otherwise.

yes, I realize this is Evil Dead: The Musical. But the dude playing Jake was the prize of the troupe - if it were my choice, it'd have been him playing Ash, even though he looked more like Ryan Gosling than Bruce Campbell and seemed to miss a lot of dance cues. As an actor, he was WAY more on tone, and WAY funnier than the dude playing Ash.

Anyway, who cares, it's Evil Dead The MUSICAL! How can you NOT love it? In the bloodbath of a finale, in which Ash takes out all of the deadites who converge on the necronomicon, blood was literally raining on the crowd, and the deadites came into the audience, splattering the crowd with gallons of blood, and some of them even diving into the audience, writhing around in demon convulsions on the audience's laps. Yes, this turned into one of those Candarian Demon Blood parties your parents warned you about.

Jealousy accompanied by loathing only begins to describe the feelings I have for you at this point in time. Sounds like a magnificent time!		2009-10-30 16:05:00

Author:
supersickie
Posts: 1366

Jealousy accompanied by loathing only begins to describe the feelings I have for you at this point in time. Sounds like a magnificent time!

It was pretty epic.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3170/2597615915_df00004053_o.jpg

(This isn't from the production I went to - different actors. The set we had was way cooler too. ).		2009-10-31 00:00:00

Author:
Teebonesy
Posts: 1937

Halloween isn't celebrated on this side of the pond anywhere near to the extent it is in America.

Bonfire Night is only a few days away though, I'm looking forward to seeing some fireworks!		2009-10-31 16:21:00

Author:
Ayneh
Posts: 2454

Ok, some cocky little 15 year old ****ers (about 5 of them) came to my house. I was the only one in, and they said trick or treat. I, as i said i would, said trick. They proceeded to laugh at me, and threw an egg or two at my house. I said ' wait there a second', went inside, grabbed my eggs, and chased the cheeky c**** down the street, before smashing and egg slowly into the top of a couple of their heads.

They stopped laughing after they realized i was actually bigger, older, stronger and faster than them.

Not many people came to my house after that 		2009-11-01 02:33:00

Author:
Unknown User

Apparently some people in my class at school came in short skirts and fish net stockings. My mum told me after they had left. xD

I did nothing different today than I normally would.		2009-11-01 02:54:00

Author:
moleynator
Posts: 2914

Ok, some cocky little 15 year old ****ers (about 5 of them) came to my house. I was the only one in, and they said trick or treat. I, as i said i would, said trick. They proceeded to laugh at me, and threw an egg or two at my house. I said ' wait there a second', went inside, grabbed my eggs, and chased the cheeky c**** down the street, before smashing and egg slowly into the top of a couple of their heads.

They stopped laughing after they realized i was actually bigger, older, stronger and faster than them.

Not many people came to my house after that
So they had a bag for candy and a bag full of eggs? Or they like, came back?


Pretty sweet though. Eggers getting an egg to the back of their heads.


I, myself, the only one in the house (a house with 0 candy fyi), ignored everyone. . although I only heard the bell ring once which was odd. I should have just answered to the people and acted all confused like I didn't know what Halloween was lol.		2009-11-01 03:09:00

Author:
ChristmasJew
Posts: 431

So they had a bag for candy and a bag full of eggs? Or they like, came back?


Pretty sweet though. Eggers getting an egg to the back of their heads.


I, myself, the only one in the house (a house with 0 candy fyi), ignored everyone. . although I only heard the bell ring once which was odd. I should have just answered to the people and acted all confused like I didn't know what Halloween was lol.

Yeah, they had a bag of each lol		2009-11-01 10:47:00

Author:
Unknown User

So, how did everyone celebrate Halloween?
The holiday has no real meaning where I live but over the years it has kinda infiltrated our society in some form.

I spend my evening watching a lot of old horror movies, most of them starring Vincent Price or belonging to the library of classic Hammer films.		2009-11-01 11:03:00

Author:
Zwollie
Posts: 2173


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