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Happy Halloween 2010!

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Happy Halloween, everyone!  I know a lot of people celebrated Saturday night (myself included) but I think I'll find time to head out on the 31st, as well.

 

I thought about dressing up as a plagued capacitor, but ran out of time to make a costume.  biggrin.gif

 

Anyone hitting the parties, dressing up or - even - going out to collect candy door-to-door?

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Halloween is no fun anymore. It's gotten too commercialized, almost as bad as Christmas.

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I gave up playing dress up long ago but it is fun to watch the children and share their excitement. It is sad Christmas commercials are airing already   I remember when once upon a time Thanksgiving was the kickoff of the Christmas season.

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I was a cowboy, and it was a blast. Boo to all haters.

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My friend had a small party for Halloween yesterday. Stopped over for a couple hours. Come to think of it we really didn't do anything though...

 

After that I came home, set my amp up by the bed, and listened to The Alan Parsons Project's Tales of Mystery and Imagination. Probably the best part of the night. biggrin.gif

 

Today... I'll probably do nothing. My nephew doesn't live in town anymore, or else we'd go trick-or-treating.

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Originally Posted by zotjen View Post

Halloween is no fun anymore. It's gotten too commercialized, almost as bad as Christmas.



Indeed, BOOO - HOOO  wink.gif

 

Just got back from The Mall in D.C. in time for "Sundays Wide World of Sport" wearing my authorized Team Jersey and cap, so, I'm dressed up as "sports fan" apropos

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Just hanging out with my family. My mom's making pumpkin rolls and giving out candy to the kids. We'll probably be eating roast chicken and just watching a movie or something.

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Our Friend invited us over.  I got to hand out the candy!  Good time was had by all 

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Kirosia was not invited anywhere this week, even though he practically begged on facebook. Ended up giving out candy (first time), not bad. Cute kids, strange adults, at least one redhead in a candy striper outfit. 

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Kirosia, you are one Great Pumpkin reference away from turning into Charlie Brown.

Melancholy, existential angst and even a little red-headed girl.
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Oddly, I don't think I've ever seen that special in its entirely. 

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For two moo-hanking days, I committed the deplorable gaffe of posting my Halloween glee on another site.  Color me baffled when I found I'd been surrounded by Satan-despising audiophiles who reviled Halloween as they would Lucifer's personal coloring book.  If ever he joined that site, Chadbang would have to change his motto to Hail Satin.

 

Even arguments that Halloween began as a harmless pagan holiday and became All Hallow's Eve led to strange backlash because AHE was purportedly a degenerate bastardization of true believers' most pure and personal faith.  Catholics and Orthodoxians, said site seemed to fume collectively, how dare you.

 

After a few days of stuttered conjunctions, I was forced to post the following to retrieve my sanity before it loped away and became a buckshot-fortified ouncecake:

 

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I for one am deeply offended by the lack of accountant jokes being made on this acrid holiday.  Your shameful omission is at odds with the Pagan-Excel-Chart-Scarification tradition of Halloween, which I'm often seen celebrating with my syncophancy of evil Affenpinschers:

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"Attack, O Nefarious Affenpinschers!  Converge, O Hellspawn of Samael, paw-sworn to carry out my Infernal Bidding between your pugflaps like a Tiny Pheasant of Torment!  Grip it with the unutterable power of your Gums of Detainment!  Do, do grip it unto Saliva'd Ignominy, my Pups of Bib-Dissolving Phlebitis!  Yes, do grip it, Oh!"

Just before midnight, as the rotund orange lanterns with drinking problems begin to flicker and their candles to sag (lacking a support system or even shoulder straps to secure the cups of their evil vegetable snuffers), Halloween celebrants become possessed with taxation fear and hurl carmelized receipts at the image of their least competent accountant -- even as death and the occult are glorified by the Damned, who form the letters of bogus write-offs with cinnamon tootsie rolls.

Once that's accomplished, the awful joy-secreting pumpkin fondlers settle down to watch videos of Anton LaVey commanding Marilyn Manson to festoon Evan Rachel Wood with upside-down decimal points and percentage signs. 

 

Oh, the delicious pagan headrush of it all!  Oh, the deduction-botching pencil of quarterly damnation!

 

May the roly-poly Devil skim a smidgen of your skittle!  May it gnaw at your cuticles in a vicious tug-of-war of digits!


Edited by scrypt - 11/2/10 at 5:48am
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