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Laughing Grass

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same here, me and the wife live way outside of town, so we don't get that many treaters at all. In town they used to have a lot of fun, but this year...just dunno...

ever thought about a candy chute, it's basically a peace a good diameter pvc strapped to a hand rail?
I don't have a street facing door. I could get a slingshot and fire it out the window.

you know something I can too now....

Mom: where did you get that snikers sally?

Sally: that.....

Mom: :o
packed with peanuts snickers satisfies. :spew: I couldn't resist.
 

H G Griffin

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I think we should make every effort to make things as normal for kids as we can. Door to door is probably a really bad idea right now but there must be something we can do for them that safe.
Halloween as this massive event is fairly recent and 100% a marketing fabrication.
I was born in the late 60's and when I was a kid and even through the 80's it was just a thing that a few people got really excited about. I recall a couple times our family happened to be traveling on Halloween and it sucked a bit not to go trick-or-treating, but it certainly didn't destroy our poor little souls.

Given what kids (and all of us) have been through this year, a little normalcy would be nice. This particular tradition though, has such potential to spread the virus. Skipping it probably isn't the worst idea. :confused:

Even without the pandemic, a holiday based on gorging yourself on some of the most unhealthy products available could probably use some tweaking. (yeah, yeah, I know, "go away ya old fart!")

:blsmoke:
 
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