Halloween 2014: Show off your costumes and Pumpkins! (or just a photo of you)
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I've already decided that I'll dress up as... myself. I don't celebrate Halloween, but I find it funny how people react when they hear that reply. 
Though, I've been quite amazed by how people decorate their houses in the US for Halloween, some are in fact very scary in my opinion... 
Though, I've been quite amazed by how people decorate their houses in the US for Halloween, some are in fact very scary in my opinion... 
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- lolman12385
I might be a zombie for Halloween.
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- gtamann123
I've already decided that I'll dress up as... myself. I don't celebrate Halloween, but I find it funny how people react when they hear that reply.
A neighbor of mines is the only house that is dressed early for Halloween. In fact it's the only house in my neighborhood that is trying, and they're doing it very well. It isn't scary scary but they've got some neat stuff
Luckily I'll be following your example too
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- CheetahsMeow
I find it silly how people in Australia celebrate Halloween. It's an American celebration for Christ sake!
I thought it is an all-Euro-America-Australia thing.
Hell, other countries kinda "celebrate" it. Yeah its actually only for themed promotions at the store.
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Well I don't celebrate it
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Wait, what? Seriously?
I think if you check your history you'll find Halloween is a British Celtic celebration (Irish/Welsh) which is older than America itself.
I find it silly how you'd make this assumption without bothering to know anything about Halloween.
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When I come across something I don't do that has no affect on me, I don't feel the need to tell others that them doing it is silly.
My wife's coworker is having a Halloween party on Friday. I'll either scam out and wear work clothes or scam out and wear what I did last year - Gomez Addams costume.
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- beerzgood
I find it even worst when people here in Portugal celebrate it! And it's getting bigger every year. Halloween never had anything to do with our culture (hell, most people here didnt even know what it was until not long ago), but in recent years companies have been pushing it for sales of wharever products they're selling, and sadly it's picking up fast.
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Free candy, man. What's the issue?
Nah thats good man. I dont too. But its ok though if you just take a photo in front of some Halloween ornament. If you didnt then its ok too. Nobody force you to do that
Now back on topic please?
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@axletramp that looks great but would have suited a Daft Punk theme better.
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@axletramp, I don't think it's huge here but because we're a school it's a way to entertain the kids for a day and bring them more into western culture. It was big in China, those people love some Halloween.
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I am going to be shooting all the trick or treaters with my bb gun.
JK but I am not doing anything special.
JK but I am not doing anything special.
They have Halloween on a daily basis. Imagine having Shem try and teach you every day.Although trying to explain to small kids how a large scary man wearing a hockey mask and wielding a blood soaked machete symbolises the spiritual end of summer and remembering those that have died is probably a tough one for you.
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