Omg!!
 

The Door Bell Keeps Ringing And I Dont Have Candy To Shut Them Up!!! T.T

God bless Australia <3

No Trick or Treat here but we did get one little girl at our front door yesterday for candy but our dog scared her off xD

Lucky D:

No candy? On Halloween? Hope you like eggs and toilet paper...

>.> Well srry XD Hmm... I think I have a bag of candy from halloween 2 years ago.... I'm sure the bubble gum is harder than rocks by now ._.

but its good cause i dun answer the door, so they'll just think that I'm not at home not that I'm a selfish halloween party pooper ><

In my entire life, we've only been trick or treated once. Trust my mum to send them off.

"Trick or treat."

"I no inglis, me no undastand."

Why you Americans have Trick or Treat will always remain a mystery to me. Honestly if I was the parent of a child going around doing this. I'd be worried about your child getting drugs.

What annoys me though is Trick or Treat is slowly becoming more popular in Australia so if someone comes to my door next year I'll give them something nasty (Not poisonous just nasty)

Lol XD

Tell 'em to rack off. Usually they don't have any tricks prepared.

I wud throw a cookie at their head but I'm afraid they'll think I'm giving big cookies for candy and they'll all pile up at my door XD

This reminds me of an episode of Everybody Loves Raymond. Ray buys some Viagra but that Viagra ends up finding its way into the childrens trick or treat hats/bags because it gets mistaken for candy.

Haha! :cheeky:

Must...resist...cookie throwing..

I don't celebrate Halloween, so I don't give out candy...

Watch my egg be housed...

It's about community, getting to see the neighborhood kids, dressing up, getting out in the yard and a little decorating. It's fun!

LOL

Um. Just turn your porch light off? If it is off or you don't have one.. they shouldn't be coming to your door in the first place. Those morons.

I don't trick-or-treat anymore. Have for a few years now, plus its rainy here tonight and I live in a 55+ community LOL There's no kids here xD

Hmm you can Trick or Treat with old people if they come to your door saying Trick or Treat throw some prunes and sleeping pills in their bag/hat

lol that was funny my parents are like that too and they know i give poeple to much candy when they pass espeially the litte kids i get to guilty that didnt give them more.

Haven't* in my post @_@

And umm.. I don't see most people in my "neighborhood" xD They stay in their houses. No wonder it takes so long to find out they died >.>

Awww im so sorry for ya Lessa
*rings Lessa's door*
"Trick or Treat :P"

Lol Kenryuu XD

Ahh.... Finally, some peace and quiet.... halloween is over and won't come back for another year...

so happy for you ^^

Big woodcutting axe + ketchup + white hockey mask = instant kid scareaway.

:laugh:

:[

I was never allowed to trick or treat because my parents were always afraid of people drugging my candy. I did end up going one year, though, but my parents never found out about it. 0:

I'd like to see one, actual, documented case of candy tampering.

Edit: By poisoning, I should clarify. I think there have been a few isolated pins and needles type deals, but if one is scared by probabilities that low, I'm surprised if they can get out of bed in the morning lest a tornado form in their toaster.

To be honest if I was a child I wouldn't want 'em roam around to trick or treat either. Chances may be low but it's not worth the risk to me. If they want candy I will give it to them (not).

But then again I've never been in this halloween tradition so -shrugs-

Ouch.

...

Does your house float in mid-air by any chance? :cheeky:

Because the worlds all out to get people right?
Halloween is such a fun holiday and its one that is simply about fun.
I LOVED going trick or treating as a kid. And now I still love getting
dressed up and going to a party...

last nights best costume prize was a 60 pounder xD

The anti-Halloween people remind me of trolls that don't want to come out of their cave. I know a lot of gamers are a bit on the anti-social side, but it's really fun. Since it seems nigh everyone on this forum is obsessed with Asian style animation...think of it as socially-accepted cosplay, in the open air (no traditional cosplayer smell!) AND you get candy! Or drunk, if you happen to be an adult. Or, hell, both!

Is that how you celebrate Halloween where you live? :zomg:

I live in a very rural area, but the my general routine here is I get dressed up (some parents do, some don't...I do) and head to town with my kid, where tons of people walk up and down main street with their kids, going door to door. It's almost a sort of block party/street fair feel to it. Laughing, playing dress-up, getting candy. Then, once it gets a bit later and the kids had gotten a lot of candy, it kind of dies down. Then I'll either drop my son off with his mom or my mom and hit some adult parties, where the adults are dressed up and drinking and having a good time. Halloween is the only holiday I really like. Well, aside from Mardi Gras.

Sounds like Hrae lives in a very close knitted community...

I dont even know the people 3 houses away from my home so... its a bit hard to trust even just the street... unfortunately...

and since australia has never had halloween... all the halloween stuff here are just a commercial / marketing plot... LOL

Halloween has been really fun here. But... not necessarily because we are going trick-or-treating or like eating candy. x)

-knocks on Loki's door-

Treat or treat!!!

LOL.. i could actually see my mum... had all the treats prepared...

and when halloween is over and no one came for a treat.. all the treats are hers! And she'd be happy XD

I wish more people would realize Australia is not America we dont celebrate Halloween. I know people are trying to but lets be honest Halloween =/= Australia. Its like Australia celebrating the 4th of July so awkward and not going to happen.