Happy Halloween!
 

...or why I don't trust Halloween threads.:D

Trick or treat:
http://ihasahotdog.files.wordpress.c...i-is-ghost.jpg

Oh, look at Dowly:
http://www.texasferret.org/news/oscar.jpg

Here's a ferret snack.

I have my costume!

http://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townn...2e75.image.jpg

My dog is going to go crazy tonight when the doorbell starts ringing. :har:

I trust you went to Costco to buy your candy, you're in Ut now.:o:haha:

Nah, Winco. It was sort of a last minute, "Oh yeah, we should probably get some of that for tomorrow." when we realized this last Sunday, that Monday was Halloween.

We adopted this Halloween back in 2000, why I dont know it really has nothing to do with us down here, but the kids love it though I hate it when kids are screaming at my door trick or treat. Go away!
This time round though I thought of an idea I left out a bunch of bananas near my front door with a note: Lollies are bad for your teeth. The bananas were still there this morning but I never had one kid knocking at my door.

:rotfl2:

Let me tell ya, getting that stuff up in the morning is a pain the ass!

Ha! my uncle one year gave out onions (as a prank). The look on the kids faces were pricless.:haha:

You forgot this:
http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pub...thGyGgSKCaodlc

And this of course:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-rjAIyvaA8g...dozen_eggs.jpg

How much of the house was left after the neighborhood scamps torched it :har:

I don't get it. :88) wat has a toilet roll got to do with what I said... :hmmm:

winner winner chicken dinner!!!!

As you might infer from the pictures that followed mine, giving out candy to tiny costumed visitors is not the only Halloween tradition that might eventually get adopted by your fair country.

There's also the tradition of festooning with toilet paper the homes and property of Halloween "Scrooges" who seem unwilling to get into the proper holiday spirit. This is known, at least in these parts, as "TP'ing" someone. Eggs and shaving cream may also be involved. :D

Best baby costume EVER.

http://chzparentingfails.files.wordp...dalai-lama.jpg

I had a great Halloween. :yeah:

We had two puppies that needed to be adopted out tomorrow due to the foster needing to leave town. Was able to get the home checks done on both of them and the adoption approved tonight. I will be running the contracts tomorrow evening.

Happy ending. Two great families are getting a great puppy. 13 week old Australian Shepard/Boxer mixes. Beautiful dogs.

It was a hassle getting the logistics done but finding homes for puppies is what makes it all worth while.

A win-win Hallow-win for me :D

Ah I see never knew that, so I am a "TP'er" :D

It is a pagan tradition though poking fun to most, a woman up our street who is a self confessed white witch (good) a white witch casts good spells & a black witch (badie= black magic) casts evil spells according to her. Who's kids use to play with mine back in the day she would go to great lengths in dressing up the kids to celebrate Halloween. Till my son who was 11 yr old blurted out one Halloween he believes in Jesus so she sent him home with no lollies :roll: And her son was never allowed to play with mine again. Its not one sided some religious folks do the same to Halloween believers. It never bothered me till that day and then it was up yours Halloween witches! Kids turn up trick or treat no buggar off so I probably rightly deserve the TP name.:D