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That's awesome!

Halloween is SO my favorite holiday!!

I'm not gonna go trick or treating yet again because I don't have anyone to go trick or treating with.

Sweet Jacks, EK!

I hate to say this T'Poptarts, but you are too OLD for trick or treating. Older kids should get together with their friend and go out to haunted houses. (Sorry to be so strict)

^ Boring, and I like wearing costumes and getting free chocolate. And I don't have any friends. If I did I'd have someone to go trick or treating with.

Well, get dressed up, take a picture, post it here, and we'll send you cyber brownies.

That would make me feel even more pathetic.

justTripn wrote:I hate to say this T'Poptarts, but you are too OLD for trick or treating. Older kids should get together with their friend and go out to haunted houses. (Sorry to be so strict)

We never hassle older kids who come to our door. We're glad to see they're in the spirit. There's a group of teenage boys who've come around the last couple of years, and they're pretty cool. We usually send them away with a box of pizza and a pop each because at least they're trick-or-treating instead of out causing trouble. They sit on the curb and eat, throw their stuff away, and go...and they're very polite! I have NO problem with that kind of thing as long as they have good manners.

Aquarius wrote:We never hassle older kids who come to our door. We're glad to see they're in the spirit.

and also, you don't want the random possible consequences either. kids denied expected candy can be scary.

When you get older, it's more about scaring the little kids than getting candy anyway.

Aquarius wrote:

justTripn wrote:I hate to say this T'Poptarts, but you are too OLD for trick or treating. Older kids should get together with their friend and go out to haunted houses. (Sorry to be so strict)

We never hassle older kids who come to our door. We're glad to see they're in the spirit. There's a group of teenage boys who've come around the last couple of years, and they're pretty cool. We usually send them away with a box of pizza and a pop each because at least they're trick-or-treating instead of out causing trouble. They sit on the curb and eat, throw their stuff away, and go...and they're very polite! I have NO problem with that kind of thing as long as they have good manners.

I still get to hassle my own kids.

enterprikayak wrote:

The trick of the light is really remarkable.

justTripn wrote:
I still get to hassle my own kids.

Well, that's a whole 'nother thing!

My ten year old's decided she's too old for trick-or-treating. She's dressing up like "Sponge-Babe Squareskirt" (don't ask ) and she and her best friend down the road (a rather odd young man who plans to dress up as "Hannah Montana", complete with blonde wig and makeup) are having a party at his house. Fortunately, I know his mother and trust her.
My 16 year old and her friends (both girls and boys) are all putting on their finest transvestite gear and going to a local live performance of Rocky Horror.

Whatever happened to just going out into the neighborhood in a sheet with holes in it and then eating candy til you puke?