JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for October 17, 2013
October 16, 2013
October 18, 2013
Transcript:
Halloween is best celebrated in a safe, controlled environment. Is that how you celebrated Halloween as a kid? No. My friends and I took candy hunting seriously. We'd collect tons of it, We'd eat all of it and get sick, How come all the "valuable lessons"got learned before we came along?
Dani Rice over 10 years ago
A man on our street passed out apples in the 50s. That could land you in jail today.
jimshari222 over 10 years ago
In our neighborhood we got some little kids dressed up, then then parents started shoving pillowcases at us, and the teens would come, not even dressed up, sometimes more than once. So now I buy a huge bag or two of stuff my kids really like, then we shut off the lights, enjoy a scary movie and stuff our faces with the candy I got for us!
Potrzebie over 10 years ago
there is a 1-2 hour window in my neighborhood. 5-7. After that. no one comes out except for a few daring parents roving in cars. I don’t know if it’s because of school nights or the cold weather.
kab2rb over 10 years ago
I was amazed one time I drove to a small town to pay respect on a man who passed from a town we lived in. The time was 5:20pm I see kids out already. The time when kids to is after 6pm. Where we live there are lots of children whereas the other small time our location the HS had football on Halloween and children coming reduced down. Our current location far away from small town lots of children. I remember when a kid my mom decided to pop popcorn worst idea she was too cheap to buy candy, dad worked, result soaped windows of displeasure. Church I go to, 4 years ago came up with an activity Halloween alternative called Autumn Bash, children can dress up including teens, fun activities and the end a small sack of goodies with a message. Very safe activities.
tbritt99 over 10 years ago
Hoardhoardhoard, nomnomnom, barfbarfbarf.