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I get really intimidated when the older kids roll into the neighborhood. That's when you should blow
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Agreed. Costume parties are okay for any age, but trock-or-treating should stop once a person
reaches highschool. In fact, this year I am having a Halloween party, and i am having it ON
halloween to weed out the people who are immature enough to still want to trick-or-treat. In fact,
besides the few people who have told me they are not coming so they can trick-or-treat, i know a few
people who are planning to go next year. These are FRESHMAN! It is absolutely ridiculous. |
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I agree. 12 year olds look retarded in costumes. |
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It isn't, but dressing in a coustume is fiar game!! Lol |
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Of course. Once you hit twelve, the eggs, toliet paper, smashed pumpkins, and alchol comes up. Why
trick or treat when you can buy a box of candy for seven bucks, then use the irresponsibility of
your youth, to tarnish and rain havoc among your town. Just make sure you invite lots of friends,
and wear your runnnig shoes. |
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I agree. |
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That's generally true. If the person was mentally retarded and still thought like a child I'd make
an exception, or if it's an adult escorting their kids and dressed to be part of it, or if it's part
of a party theme, then I'd understand. But for the most part - teens shouldn't be trick or
treating. |
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Maybe, but that wouldn't stop me. |
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Well put guy whose name I have trouble reading. |
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The holiday's best-known activity, trick-or-treating, is reserved for those under the age of
thirteen. Anyone past the age of twelve has the opportunity to participate in different activities,
as mentioned- Halloween parties, handing out candy, assisting a trick-or-treater, or simply staying
at home. |
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23 Oct 2008 22:19
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