goddamn, you ain't king of the long post for nothing

well i guess i was a lucky kid.......b/c when i ws younger we all used to go to my uncles house ......who lives way out in the woods.........after a bonfire and a couple hours of tricker treakting and the like we would all have to go to sleep(the kids) in this big green bus thing that had bunk beds inside it, while the adults started drinking and doing adult things ......... well almost every year my uncle would come up with somethin different but one year that stand out in my memory ..........he put this mask on and ran into the bus with a cranked chainsaw (a chainsaw that he had removed the chain on(but we didnt know)).......anyway my cousin pissed himself my brother and i just about did and we all ran outta the bus truly terrified.......OMG good times!!

Sounds like good times. Every family has a crazy uncle. I guess I'm probably the crazy uncle in mine.

amen to that, brother! i love being the crazy uncle! vodstok, stingy, yall sent me way back with the games. me and my brother and friends would stay up all night playing d&d, and call of cthulhu. loved those games. ive got that dragon magazine also. kept a subscription for 2-3 years. the best thing to do to kids is to get a scare crow costume, put a forty watt bulp in your porch light, and sit on the porch in a chair with a big cauldron of candy beside you, or in your lap. then when they try to steal the candy, scare the shit out of them.

You've never lived in Detroit, have you?

no doubt, i'm still waiting for survivor:New Orleans, ninth ward.

im sorry, for those who dont know what i'm talking about, 5th, 7th, and 9th ward in n.o. is the souths version of vietnam or iraq. people get murdered every day of the year there, in an area no bigger than maybe 3-4 square miles. for the longest time it was the murder capitol of the u.s. per capita. what i think would be funny would be to take about 20 people, drop them off at, say, 8:00pm, dead center of ninth ward, and whoever walks out gets 1 mill.

Re: Halloween Magic
 

i loved halloween as a kid,i love it as an adult.the methods have changed but the spirit remains the same.that is to say "the magic we'll never die".....you gotta remember that halloween's a pagen holliday and while the west has done it's best to candy-coat it will never be as widely embraced as christmas.


...damn you are the king of the long post!:D

Lol, no. When I say "something ghastly in the window of that abandoned house on the corner", I don't mean a crack addict.

I grew up in a small Canadian town ... and I still think it was the perfect town to grow up in. You could walk down the sidewalks and trick or treat at every house in the town (not so today, where I live).

i love hallowwen, especialy since right after is my bday (nov 2). decorations r cool as shit, but our neigborhood hasnt changed in a while and everyones grown up. everyone is fullasticks in their asses talkin bout 'arent ut oo old to be trick or treating ' and its ALWAYS the peopel giving out the cheap ass candy.

so we have like NO trick or treaters ever which suck cuz its so boring. nothin happening, not lively at ALL. whereas at my friends, or cousins neighborhood theres hella kids, hella decorations etc etc

this year im going to my friends, gonna help her bag a shitload of candy to give out, then im gona go out with her little brother who is 12 and go trick or treating. im 5'2 and i can act like a idiot so i dont think ill get yelled at. and if i do, they gonna get some nasty!!!!! i duno what im gonna dress up as yet tho. i was gonna do something kinda sexy but ya nkow, kids.

B.