Ik ben redje
Ik ben een vrouw en woon in Avalon (Halloweencity) en mijn beroep is witte heks.
Ik ben geboren op 08/09/1954 en ben nu dus 69 jaar jong.
Mijn hobby's zijn: .
Trick or treat
enter if you dare
01-01-1970
Reacties op bericht (3)
23-11-2017
hireessaywriter
I think that Halloween is celebration of dead, and all have to wear scary costumes, and not when blondies looks like whores, and cute ponies.
23-11-2017 om 13:17
geschreven door hireessaywriter
13-11-2017
let kids go trick-or-treat
Trick-or-treating is a great adventure for young kids; parents and older siblings can accompany the wee ones until they're old enough to navigate the neighborhood. If "trunk-or-treat" is an add-on to traditional Halloween trick-or-treating, it's probably harmless. Same goes for stores and malls that have trick-or-treat events.
However, stories abound of stingy adults who get angry when "Those Kids" (i.e., children of different races or socio-economic classes) go trick-or-treating in their neighborhoods. It strikes me that trunk-or-treat is a way to keep the uninvited riff-raff out in favor of an invitation-only candy fest strictly for "Our Kids." And of course it plays into urban legends about the dangers of Halloween as well as parental fears.
I just pass out candy until it's gone, then blow out the candles in the jack-o-lanterns and turn off the porch light.
Hope you all had an eerie halloween
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13-11-2017 om 12:23
geschreven door Stella
let kids go trick-or-treat
Trick-or-treating is a great adventure for young kids; parents and older siblings can accompany the wee ones until they're old enough to navigate the neighborhood. If "trunk-or-treat" is an add-on to traditional Halloween trick-or-treating, it's probably harmless. Same goes for stores and malls that have trick-or-treat events.
However, stories abound of stingy adults who get angry when "Those Kids" (i.e., children of different races or socio-economic classes) go trick-or-treating in their neighborhoods. It strikes me that trunk-or-treat is a way to keep the uninvited riff-raff out in favor of an invitation-only candy fest strictly for "Our Kids." And of course it plays into urban legends about the dangers of Halloween as well as parental fears.
I just pass out candy until it's gone, then blow out the candles in the jack-o-lanterns and turn off the porch light.
Ik ben redje
