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Posted by Cassius on Sun Oct 31st at 5:09am 2004

Now MSPaint yourself a costume (you can be anywhere in the world for this).

CANDY FOR EVERYONE!

MUAHAHAHAHA





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Posted by G.Ballblue on Sun Oct 31st at 5:25am 2004

Halloweens tomorrow :O [addsig]



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Posted by Rumple on Sun Oct 31st at 5:30am 2004

halloween bah! it seems to be catching on around here, kids running around trick or treating but getting nothing cause nobody knows/cares about it
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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Oct 31st at 5:35am 2004

Me and my two son's Oct. 1988

took me 2 hours to put that makeup on, and almost as long to get it off.. that gunk got all in my eyes

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Posted by $loth on Sun Oct 31st at 7:34am 2004

Boo! I am a ghost!

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Posted by Hugh on Sun Oct 31st at 7:59am 2004

I was going to MSPaint on a costume but then I realized I already look like a cult leader

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Posted by thursday- on Sun Oct 31st at 10:23am 2004

Well this is the hopeful MSN picture of me tonight, dressed as Spike (James Marsters) from the old TV Series Buffy The Vampire Slayer. I'm British and dressing up, so re-do the topic title. Some of us celebrate Halloween


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Posted by OtZman on Sun Oct 31st at 11:20am 2004



I'm OtZman and dressed like a bat... that must make me BATMAN
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Posted by NotLagur2 on Sun Oct 31st at 1:42pm 2004

Nice. That looks sharp.



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Posted by AmericanBacon on Sun Oct 31st at 2:03pm 2004

BOO

Im invisible...



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Posted by Mephs on Sun Oct 31st at 8:14pm 2004

<----- be afraid!

I'm glad people are making the effort. Northern Ireland has always celebrated halloween, and I think its catching on over in England too.
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Posted by Spartan on Sun Oct 31st at 8:16pm 2004

Halloween is boring. Its only fun when you get the chance to give kids little rat poison caramel candies.



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Posted by G.Ballblue on Sun Oct 31st at 8:30pm 2004

http://www.zombiepanic.org/site/index.php

And just in time for halloween!

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Posted by asterix_vader on Sun Oct 31st at 8:35pm 2004

hum... i don't celebrate halloween...
whatever [addsig]



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Posted by OtZman on Sun Oct 31st at 9:08pm 2004

Not a single kid has been here yet asking for candy... what has happened to the swedish kids...

I guess people over here don't take Halloween very seriously. It seems as if this day is of greater importance in the US and other countries.
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Posted by Spartan on Sun Oct 31st at 9:45pm 2004

? quoting OtZman
Not a single kid has been here yet asking for candy... what has happened to the swedish kids...

I guess people over here don't take Halloween very seriously. It seems as if this day is of greater importance in the US and other countries.

Yes because as we all know Halloween brings a much greater significance in people's lives than the day of America's founding.





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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Oct 31st at 9:52pm 2004

? quoting OtZman
I guess people over here don't take Halloween very seriously. It seems as if this day is of greater importance in the US and other countries.

well, i realize that its not quite as exciting as the spanish inquisition was, but the salem witch trials are a part of the history you mention.. i personally am not to thrilled with that portion of american history, but i suppose all our countries have their black sheep events

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Posted by Monqui on Sun Oct 31st at 10:02pm 2004

? quoting Spartan 34

Yes because as we all know Halloween brings a much greater significance in people's lives than the day of America's founding.


That's not what he said at all... He was merely saying that other countries don't seem to care about Halloween, whereas Americans do... Not that Halloween held greater importance over other American hollidays. [addsig]



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Posted by Leperous on Sun Oct 31st at 10:09pm 2004

Don't need to "photoshop" a pic, I'll post one from last night here when I get it back (damn you non-digital photography gods!)





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Posted by Hugh on Sun Oct 31st at 10:23pm 2004

My mommy got me 4.5 pounds of candy, whooohoo

*gets fat*

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