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[Halloween] How many Tick Or Treaters?
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<blockquote data-quote="Vraille Darkfang" data-source="post: 2704797" data-attributes="member: 16989"><p>We had maybe 30.</p><p></p><p>It had rained the day before & was kind of nasty weather.</p><p></p><p>1. All the teenagers wondering around with no costume & a Wal-mart sack.</p><p></p><p>Go to heck, do not pass go, do not get any Candy. That is the most pathetic display of pan-handeling/begging I have ever seen. At least make <strong>some </strong> effort. At least get an old sheet & cut some holes out for cryin' out loud!</p><p></p><p>Trully, completly, absolutly pathetic. If I was your parent you would be forking over all that candy (not to me, to a children's charity/food bank/orphange where there ARE kids that rarely get treats).</p><p></p><p></p><p>2. Halloween is best when the kids are 5 or 6. We had one little girl dressed up as a Dinosaur that when my wife asked her what kind she wanted, her eyes lit up & she started chanting 'Rices, ricees, ricees" like a mantra (we had Reece's PB cups). Then when my wife put three of them in her sack, her eyes got as big as dinner plates & she just stared into her bag with her jaw open. She then ran out to her mom & proudly looked up at her, held up 3 fingers & said "Three! I got Three!" (unlike the big lummox in the jacket holding out a sack, waiting for a hand-out). </p><p></p><p>The little kids make it worth-while.</p><p></p><p></p><p>3. The baby costumes. Even though the kids not on solid food yet, you have him dressed up as a little pumpkin. The cuter the baby costume the greater your candy take (as everyone knows you aren't throwing it in the freezer for 2 years). If you have a matching costume, you WILL need to bring extra bags for the loot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vraille Darkfang, post: 2704797, member: 16989"] We had maybe 30. It had rained the day before & was kind of nasty weather. 1. All the teenagers wondering around with no costume & a Wal-mart sack. Go to heck, do not pass go, do not get any Candy. That is the most pathetic display of pan-handeling/begging I have ever seen. At least make [B]some [/B] effort. At least get an old sheet & cut some holes out for cryin' out loud! Trully, completly, absolutly pathetic. If I was your parent you would be forking over all that candy (not to me, to a children's charity/food bank/orphange where there ARE kids that rarely get treats). 2. Halloween is best when the kids are 5 or 6. We had one little girl dressed up as a Dinosaur that when my wife asked her what kind she wanted, her eyes lit up & she started chanting 'Rices, ricees, ricees" like a mantra (we had Reece's PB cups). Then when my wife put three of them in her sack, her eyes got as big as dinner plates & she just stared into her bag with her jaw open. She then ran out to her mom & proudly looked up at her, held up 3 fingers & said "Three! I got Three!" (unlike the big lummox in the jacket holding out a sack, waiting for a hand-out). The little kids make it worth-while. 3. The baby costumes. Even though the kids not on solid food yet, you have him dressed up as a little pumpkin. The cuter the baby costume the greater your candy take (as everyone knows you aren't throwing it in the freezer for 2 years). If you have a matching costume, you WILL need to bring extra bags for the loot. [/QUOTE]
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