Well, it seems to be Halloween today. After wasting the majority of the day playing TF2 and (somewhat) enjoying the Halloween events, and falling asleep at my desk, the day slowly slipped into night. With the night, came the trick or treaters.
Now, I don't know much about your neighbourhood, but the people in mine seem to make a big deal out of Halloween. I've been forced to answer the door over twelve times since the time it got dark, and regretfully say "There's no candy here, try over there" to groups of young children dressed up in costumes you could just laugh at. It's pitiable...
I totally come off as a jerk for saying that. Self-hatred aside, we don't even have any candy to give them, so they'd be disappointed anyway. Now I think the neighbourhood hates me. ;_;
Anyway, how did you guys spend your Halloween, if you celebrated it at all?
Saturday, October 31, 2009
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Went to friends place for Halloween party. Trickortreated and met people like you. Met people who were nice too. Ended up with treats that we practically inedible. Knockandruns. Partied till 10, then went home. Ate a kitkat.
ReplyDeleteSounds sweet. Definitely better than mine.
ReplyDeleteFUCK YOU. :L give some candy.
ReplyDeleteBut I didn't have any to give. ;_;
ReplyDeleteI can seriously imagine you saying "there's no candy here, try over there."
ReplyDelete(:
Yeah, I seem like the type of guy that would do that, don't I?
ReplyDeleteyes. slack = = ". buy some candy or give them sugar or salt. anything! anything...
ReplyDeleteTo be honest, I'd gladly take the sugar. (:
ReplyDeleteSugar is always welcome.
ReplyDeleteBut not as good as salt. Biatch.
ReplyDeletechicken salt perhaps? or is that too generous? yeah best stick to sugar.
ReplyDeleteNo, salt.
ReplyDeleteI'd go with sugar.
ReplyDeleteChicken salt! dont be cheap.
ReplyDeleteNot cheap. Value for money.
ReplyDeleteSugar is like a few bucks for 2kg and what, chicken salt 50g for like 5 bucks? Fuck no man.
Yup, value for money indeed. I can be as cheap as I want.
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