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Dinny
11-01-2003, 05:01 AM
So how was it?

I had a great time, me and a few friends went on top of my roof and started spraying people with a hose in the dark, the perfect crime, at least thats what we thought until the neighbours phoned the police and we all had to pay a fine of £50, plus we have to do 2 hours community service, hey wait a minute, my halloween was terrible :cry: .

What did you all dress up as? I was a hobo :D

damnhooligan
11-01-2003, 05:11 AM
Wow. Now that's quite hooligany of ya.

I didn't get up to any of my normal hijinks this year thanks to a fever, though Thanksgiving will crumble in mischievous and fit retribution. :evilgrin:

R-iZZy
11-01-2003, 05:15 AM
Had a cold all day...... but I didn't care. I had work all day anyway.

Bowser_Koopa
11-01-2003, 07:31 AM
So how was it?

I had a great time, me and a few friends went on top of my roof and started spraying people with a hose in the dark, the perfect crime, at least thats what we thought until the neighbours phoned the police and we all had to pay a fine of £50, plus we have to do 2 hours community service, hey wait a minute, my halloween was terrible :cry: .

how much in dollars is that? O_o

Storm Wolf
11-01-2003, 07:44 AM
Had a cold all day...... but I didn't care. I had work all day anyway.

Awwww....poor Ninja nin you just don't have fun anymore do ya buddy? :-?


My Halloween wasn't to spiffy either....i kinda sat at home and played video games with my cousin....Then we almost got into a fight with a trick-o-treater who was blowing cig smoke in my cousins face :| so i guess you could say it was pretty eventful....now if you'll excuse me i'ma go scam some candy offa my little cousin! :D :roll:

That Matt Guy
11-01-2003, 07:47 AM
Just like th 4th of July, this holiday flew right by. The months just melt away when you work almost 60 hours a week.

Dinny
11-01-2003, 08:02 AM
£50 is about $80.

JameO
11-01-2003, 08:11 AM
Wicked story dinny! Too bad you got booked! Well my halloween was just normal. I played video games and ate a bit of candy and just stayed up late. Nothing special. Although me and Michaelangelo played hockey for a while in the dark with a light off the school wall.

GK Punk
11-01-2003, 09:08 AM
Mine sucked, thanks for asking.

That Matt Guy
11-01-2003, 10:39 AM
I pretty much celebrated by watching my old, old tape recorded copy of the Disney version of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow. IMO it is probably the best Disney cartoon ever made.

HorseTechie
11-01-2003, 11:31 AM
I had to work my butt off... but I also went to a promising job interview for a web designer. :D

Cascadia
11-01-2003, 11:40 AM
I was invited to 3 parties.....this is unheard of me. To two parties I wore my riding competition outfit. To the other party I wore my Japanese dress. The weather for Colorado was normal for the time the year....ice and snow

Lynxie
11-01-2003, 12:33 PM
I sat on my rear end, Watched Batman (1st movie) since I couldn't find a rental place that had tmnt movies, watched the garbageman eppy of the new cartoon, handed out candy, & stole from my sis's stach... fell asleep before my turn on the comp. it's fun being 16 ain't it (heavy sarcasm since friends got invited to party I didn't)

Mars-Chan
11-01-2003, 12:37 PM
Mine was good due to the fact I watched "Ghosts" again.... :evilgrin:

It was all right except for the fact that I had no one to talk to.... :cry:

Reznorite420
11-01-2003, 04:45 PM
Nothing really happened until about 11:00...and it wasn't anything worth celebrating either.

One of my roommates had friends over, and all but one of them had nothing unusually wrong with them. One girl, however, came to our apartment passed out drunk. When everybody else except myself and this girl had left, my bathroom was used as a vomitorium for about half an hour...

If the bathroom wasn't RIGHT NEXT TO my bedroom and/or the apartment had soundproof walls, I wouldn't be griping right now, but unfortunately none of those applied, so while I went to sleep all I could hear was the sound of barfing into the toilet, which thankfully didn't last long. I'm going to have a little chat with this roommate of mine when he gets back today...

Misfit
11-01-2003, 05:29 PM
My Halloween sucked. I'm against the holiday, because here in the UK our trick or teraters behave so disgustingly its sickening. They are VERY rude, loud, obnoxious, ungrateful and at many times threatening morons who are a real danger to the elderly and animals. I'm not exaggerating either. IMHO tirck or treating should be outlawed because the kids can be so nasty/menacing.

We just ignore trick or treaters but we had this one batch last night... We ignored them but they kept knocking so Mum told them through the closed door to "please go away I'm not answering". The ***** then knocked non stop for about ten minutes! They did eventually leave, I think my ultra loud Avril Lavinge music scared them off.

I actually like the concept of Halloween and the whole theme of the holiday, and watching scary movies but I hate that people use it as an excuse to terrorize others. It's awful.

Eh, sorry about that rant...didn't realised I sounded like such an uptight b*tch. I still stand by what I said but I'll also add that pranks are fun an' all, just as long as they aren't taken to far. :)

ThirdMarioBro
11-01-2003, 06:00 PM
That's sad. Yet again, the UK get's the bum end of the stick.

Kali
11-01-2003, 07:49 PM
Eh. *shrugs*

Had to work all day, then only got a couple hours of doing the Halloween thing before things just stopped. Then my internet connection shorted on me, and I got very little sleep.

Trunks
11-01-2003, 07:55 PM
I watched the freddy marathon and played veiwtiful joe a nd halo, so it was dessent, at least my house didnt get egged, and I hope non of yours did eather.

Misfit
11-01-2003, 08:32 PM
That's sad. Yet again, the UK get's the bum end of the stick.

Yup. Sometimes I feel like God must hate us or something. Although then I look at places like Africa, Iraq, etc and all their problems and realise that it could be worse.

I'm still leaving this place though...watch out America. :evilgrin:

Bowser_Koopa
11-02-2003, 07:04 AM
[quote=ThirdMarioBro]Although then I look at places like Africa, Iraq and in a smaller scale Latin America, still we're not in Africa's conditiong ugh!

The Defibrillator
11-02-2003, 03:58 PM
Halloween turned out pretty good for me. I went to 2 parties, and then pigged out on candy until 1am. I dressed up as a hippie. I got this awesome wig/hat from Wally world for $4. It had a huge peace sign on the front and it had shoulder length black curly hair attached to the back. It was pretty fun, and a couple of people actually thought it was my real hair. karrazy world, I tell ya.

Taloniss
11-02-2003, 06:44 PM
I went as a lazy teenager, who hates kids, and kept getting his movie interrupted :evil: I hate Halloween.

Reznorite420
11-02-2003, 09:15 PM
[insert her rant here]Call me crazy, but I think it's no different than that here...

Misfit
11-03-2003, 03:30 AM
I went as a lazy teenager, who hates kids, and kept getting his movie interrupted I hate Halloween.


LMAO! Aw poor baby. What movie was it? :lol:

Morp
11-03-2003, 04:01 PM
Mine was alright... After being evacuated because of the fires over here in Southern California I was still a little bit wierded out because of all the changes (luckily I still have a house, it got right to the property line, though) and then after a hard day at school I managed to go to bed early so that was fun :) but I didnt get anything or do anything exciting... it was just a nomal Friday night except a little worse

Pizza Face
11-05-2003, 11:35 AM
My halloween was pretty chill, up until the point where I got my face smashed in by a couple of middle school kids. One was dressed in this cheesy ghost outfit while the other one was wearing a pretty impressive looking George W. mask. I told the kid in the ghost outfit that he should have been Saddam and the Bush kid laughed a maniacal laugh and started hitting me with his pumpkin pale (ironic, eh?) and the cheesy ghost kid kicked me and I went down. Then George laid the hurt on me like 10,000 bombs on Baghdad. other than that, nothing much to talk about. :evil:

Bowser_Koopa
11-05-2003, 11:40 AM
how old are you?

That Matt Guy
11-05-2003, 11:43 AM
Yes, please PLEASE say you are younger than a couple of "middle school kids". If you are like 20, then well... :lol:

Pizza Face
11-05-2003, 11:45 AM
I am 21, but I had been drinking heavily and I was not in the ninja frame of mind. I mean, cmon, they were only kids. Oh well.

Bowser_Koopa
11-05-2003, 11:49 AM
you could have made them cry, so they would scare and go away or something

That Matt Guy
11-05-2003, 11:50 AM
:lol: Beer would have made me want to fight back.

Pizza Face
11-05-2003, 12:50 PM
The thing of it is, is that I was taken by surprise. I bet I could of taken them if I had been prepared. Also, the Bush kid really packed a wallop. I mean, when your jaw is broken in two places, the kid is tough. The worst thing about it is that I have not been able to eat my chewy caramel candy. Oh well.

GK Punk
11-05-2003, 01:43 PM
lol I do my best fighting when Drunk. That's when I actually try out that WWE ****, And use everything around me as a wepon.

Beat me if you can, Survive if I let you.

(Okay, so that's not MY catch phrase, but still)

Billy the Kid
11-05-2003, 06:58 PM
My Halloween was not the most pleasant experience unfortunately. It was my favorite holiday, but my grandmother passed away five days before Halloween and I attended her Rosary on Halloween Night and her funeral the next day.

I had so been looking forward to celebrating Halloween - I was planning on doing a 24 hour horror movie marathon and then this happens. It came as a total shock and I don't think I'm still quite over it.

The only good part was getting to see all of my cousins - we haven't all been together at the same time in over a decade.

So my Halloween turned out to be a very sad.

That Matt Guy
11-06-2003, 07:37 AM
I know how that feels, my grandmother died like 2 days before my birthday last year. :(

Misfit
11-06-2003, 11:46 AM
I'm very sorry about you grandmother, BillyTheKid. :( My condolences to you.

Dinogrrl
11-06-2003, 12:10 PM
Halloween doesn't mean anything to me, coming from Australia, where at least when I was younger, few people gave a **** about it. Apparently it's becoming more popular though, as my Dad reported seeing people dressed up. Probably being promoted mostly for commercial interests.

Anyway, it was still cute to walk around and see full grown adults in costumes. Lady bugs, cats, fairies and whatnot. And the bank tellers were dressed up as well. Fortunately no door knockers as I'm in an apartment building and all the noisy undergraduate buggers who live next door sodded off and partied somewhere else, leaving me with a nice quiet evening of NPR and net surfing. :)

Spike The Xenomorph
11-06-2003, 01:53 PM
I was visited by 4 trick-or-treators, 4! :evil:
But that was the only bad part, at least I got to see part of the Black Cauldron on the disney channel :lol: