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HAPPY HALLOWEEN TO ALL !!

B-Man2

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Capt

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I hope the kids in America behold what Halloween is however, over here in the UK we have a mischief night were feral kids cause mayhem the night before. I have seen car damage on a scale that costs everyone £000’s to repair, boil them in oil I say. Cattle prod at the ready.
 

Pa12

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I hope the kids in America behold what Halloween is however, over here in the UK we have a mischief night were feral kids cause mayhem the night before. I have seen car damage on a scale that costs everyone £000’s to repair, boil them in oil I say. Cattle prod at the ready.
Yikes. We used to call it devil’s night. Usually just throwing eggs and soaping windows. Years ago I had some kid hit my windshield with what turned out to be a plastic cup full of white glue. Damn near broke my neck chasing him through the bush. Never caught the little bugger.
 

Micawber

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I hope the kids in America behold what Halloween is however, over here in the UK we have a mischief night were feral kids cause mayhem the night before. I have seen car damage on a scale that costs everyone £000’s to repair, boil them in oil I say. Cattle prod at the ready.

Really? I'm glad I don't live near you then. Nothing like that around here, just small children going from house to house escorted by their parents indulging an imported custom. Now when I was a kid knocking on front doors then legging it was our halloween night entertainment. Alternatively wearing old sheets, cutting two holes to see out of and jumping out on unsuspecting people making as scary noises as kids can manage - then legging it.
Simple pleasures.

Fortunately where I live now is well off the beaten track and far too dark, unlit and scary for little people to venture, besides we live in the area where Back Shuck roams the fields after nightfall...

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No really...
 

Pa12

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We’re rural and haven’t seen a Halloweener since we moved here in 2014. Was the same growing up in the country. My old man would load us and a few distant neighbours into his van and dump us in town for the evening.
 
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