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Will you partake in trick-or-treating on Halloween?
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- No - 88 votes
- 82%
- Yes - 12 votes
- 11%
- Other, I will discuss below - 7 votes
- 7%
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Nope
Bonfire Night and Christmas is quite enough excitement for our littlies in the Winter months. Another commercial enterprise adapted and imported from across the ditch.
My late sister who lived and taught High school in Canada told us of the evil things some sickos did to 'trick or treaters'. Shards of cut up razor blades secreted in apples springs to mind plus other noxious items placed in candy bars.
Bonfire Night and Christmas is quite enough excitement for our littlies in the Winter months. Another commercial enterprise adapted and imported from across the ditch.
My late sister who lived and taught High school in Canada told us of the evil things some sickos did to 'trick or treaters'. Shards of cut up razor blades secreted in apples springs to mind plus other noxious items placed in candy bars.
No. There are no littlies around here so it doesn't happen. I actually don't mind as my old dogs would get very wound up with a lot of doorbell ringing after dark especially at this time of year where I am having to medicate them most nights because of idiots with fireworks. A couple of years ago, my neighbours grandson was desperate to trick or treat and where he lives isn't suitable so she asked a few of us neighbours if he could could come to us. Of course we all said yes and I did enjoy it.....but it was only one visit and the dogs were younger.
I will do a pumpkin to hint at children if they knock on my door then i'll give them some sweets / chocolates but i won't be partaking in trick or treat in the sense that i'll be the one knocking
Retro, we did not inherit Halloween from our american western friends. Halloween is actually the Celtic festival of Samhain, meaning it's actually Irish.
Retro, we did not inherit Halloween from our american western friends. Halloween is actually the Celtic festival of Samhain, meaning it's actually Irish.
No and I think it is a terrible practice. It is essentially demanding goodies with menaces. If you don't give me a treat then I will egg bomb your door, flour bomb your door or smear dog poo on your door.
No surprise when these kids grow up into fully fledged yobs!
My mother when she was alive was scared stiff to answer the door.
At least with carol singers if you don't give them a tip they simply go away!
Parents that allow kids to "trick" should be prosecuted! If kids go around with a responsible adult who does not allow them to "trick" if the door is not answered, I could just about live with it. BUT I would much prefer that this selfish practice is done away with completely.
No surprise when these kids grow up into fully fledged yobs!
My mother when she was alive was scared stiff to answer the door.
At least with carol singers if you don't give them a tip they simply go away!
Parents that allow kids to "trick" should be prosecuted! If kids go around with a responsible adult who does not allow them to "trick" if the door is not answered, I could just about live with it. BUT I would much prefer that this selfish practice is done away with completely.
Trick or treaters would have to be very determined to get to us and I'd probably give them loads of sweets if they managed. When the kids were younger we would go to a friends house who lived nearer civilization but the children would never do anything nasty, just hold out a container for sweets. I still do a pumpkin though ( used to be a turnip years ago) and put it outside with a candle in.
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