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Posted: 11 Oct 2016, 19:23
by paint it black
Microcosmia wrote:
paint it black wrote:Yes turnips or moots. f**k pumpkins
So will you dress up as Eldritch with a turnip?

:D
You should have more respect for Chris you know

Posted: 11 Oct 2016, 19:37
by iesus

Posted: 11 Oct 2016, 20:58
by czuczu
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Posted: 11 Oct 2016, 21:32
by Microcosmia
iesus wrote:Turnips ?


:lol:

Posted: 11 Oct 2016, 21:35
by Microcosmia
paint it black wrote:
Microcosmia wrote:
paint it black wrote:Yes turnips or moots. f**k pumpkins
So will you dress up as Eldritch with a turnip?

:D
You should have more respect for Chris you know

I've a lot of respect for Chris (but very little for turnips)

Posted: 12 Oct 2016, 16:14
by Being645
eastmidswhizzkid wrote:
Being645 wrote:There's no Halloween here. At least not in my room. That tradition is not domestic in Germany and I won't adopt it ... too much ta-ta ...
Of course, the shops are already selling plastic squash and stuff as they've been doing for a few years by now ... but definitely NOT TO ME ... :lol: ...
i dont mind the adoption of halloween US-style. it's roots are in a very old superstition brought about by the next day being All Hallows Day or the very religious Feast of All Saints, so holy a day that the spooks goblins demondim , witches etc would be unable to carry out any business thereon, and therefore had to run around like things possessed (pun intended) on All Hallows E'en. a load of old toss of course like all religious fairy-tales but i like seeing all the kids dressed up as the enemies of heaven in the name of Mammon out extorting sweeties with threats of violence and pestilence. it would have been a much more holy feast if they'd not bothered having All Saints Day at all. plus, what other time of the year can you get Skull pimt-mugs from asda for a quid.
:lol:
OK. There are some convincing points there that i can hardly object ... :twisted: :lol: ...

Posted: 16 Oct 2016, 12:34
by nowayjose
I wish we had Halloween here instead of the carnival season with its alcohol-fuelled clownesque red-nose merriment and forced jocundity.