|
Posted by in2dadark on November 1, 2009, 1:57 pm
6dnZ2d@earthlink.com:
> > Stormin Mormon wrote:
> >> Last year I got about 50, and it was pretty even between
> >> boys and girls. By 7:15 tonight, 18 boys and 8 girls.
> >> Maybe everyone's worried about the flu? Glad I didn't buy a
> >> lot of candy.
> > 'Bout the same as last year. In 2008, we had zero trick-or-treaters.
> > So far this year, it's running at the same rate as last year. But I'm
> > prepared.
> > I have candy left from - actually - three years ago when we did have a
> > trickster.
> > Just checking, there's only enough for one kid, or possibly one group
> > of kids. The five-pound bag of gumdrops has morphed into a five-pound
> > gumdrop.
> Didn't have any this year. =A0Most of my neighbors keep their outside lig=
hts
> turned off. =A0Besides there aren't any kids living around here. =A0We on=
ly get
> the ones who parents drive them around in cars. what is that for??
> This nonsense of going to strangers houses for candy should be banned.
> It's just not the same as when we were kids. =A0They should go to friends
> houses.
I agree. It's a socialist's holiday if there ever was one. I used to
get insulted when we got turned away as kids. Now there are too many
crazys to be knocking on anyone's door.
I was out of town for 6 months and got back the day before halloween.
I close my shutters before I go away. So, they all knew I was gone and
for how long. My lights were out and 2 of them still knocked. Buying
candy is not high on my list after driving 1200 miles.
They should all go to a controlled enviroment like you said.
| 
Yahoo! 
Google 
Windows Live 
del.icio.us 
digg 
Netscape 
XML Sitemap