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Happy Halloween! - SteveG - 10-31-2022
Re: Happy Halloween! - Don C - 10-31-2022
If Halloween is about skeletons and all manner of scary things, why do we say HAPPY Halloween? I would think that SCAREY Halloween or something along that line would be more appropriate. Happy just doesn't convey the theme of the holiday.
Re: Happy Halloween! - steve... - 10-31-2022
From a thread last year: Broken Peach, Tainted Love
YouTube
Re: Happy Halloween! - cbelt3 - 10-31-2022
Don C wrote:
Happy just doesn't convey the theme of the holiday.
It's age appropriate to be less scary for the little kids that visit for treats. Our goofy bat and pumpkin balloon are not scary. Pagan holidays are all about connections to life and death and the natural world around us.
Re: Happy Halloween! - SteveG - 10-31-2022
sent by a friend
Re: Happy Halloween! - mrlynn - 10-31-2022
Steve G. wrote:
sent by a friend
Sent to daughter and SiL, both biologists.
Re: Happy Halloween! - Paul F. - 10-31-2022
In the morning of Halloween, the kids are all excited with their costumes... There's the Halloween parade, then back to the classrooms for movies and junk food.
Then, come afternoon, they're all on a sugar crash, their costumes are coming apart, they're grouchy, and the junk food is catching up with some of them...
Then the vomiting starts.
I'm really glad that this year, we're doing a "teacher in-service" day tomorrow.
Less puke... Fewer students melting down because they only got two hours of sleep on halloween night.
Re: Happy Halloween! - Lux Interior - 10-31-2022
Paul F. wrote:
Then the vomiting starts.
Sounds a lot like college.
Re: Happy Halloween! - SteveG - 11-01-2022
best costume---at the DMV
back to the Grumpy Guy thread
Re: Happy Halloween! - Speedy - 11-01-2022
We had over 100 kids tonight which is about the norm when we have a warm and dry night.