MEXIMARTINI wrote:
ha! I know this one girl who went as her best friends soul. She dressed in all black.
Did she go a'soalin'?
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Oh I have the most creative costume ideas
Two years ago I printed out a random YouTube page, glued it on cardboard, and cut a hole in it so it was like I was in a YouTube video
Last year I just got a plain white shirt and wrote error 404 costume not found on it
Who needs to buy a costume
Get creative
Two years ago I printed out a random YouTube page, glued it on cardboard, and cut a hole in it so it was like I was in a YouTube video
Last year I just got a plain white shirt and wrote error 404 costume not found on it
Who needs to buy a costume
Get creative
Oct 30, 2017
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#44
For those who will trick-or-treat or have trick-or-treated in the past, what is your favorite treat?
Fruitcake perhaps?
oooh thats a tie between kitkats, gobstoppers, and cherry dumdums
Oct 30, 2017
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#46
I was a bat, swan, box turtle some halloweens ago. all made out of cardboard lol
Anyone remember those people who gave us apples and peanuts when we trick or treated?
batgirl wrote:
For those who will trick-or-treat or have trick-or-treated in the past, what is your favorite treat?
Fruitcake perhaps?
Anything with caramel, toffee, nougat, butterscotch.
Oh I'm not talking about ages ago. Like no more then 8 years ago.
Damn Halloween, damn kids and damn truco o trato! The only thing we could do in my time was swallowing a mass the morning of day 1. :(
Oct 31, 2017
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#53
I never went trick-or-treating, as a child or an adult, but I have given a way a truckload of treats.
Oct 31, 2017
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#54
Pulpofeira wrote:
Damn Halloween, damn kids and damn truco o trato! The only thing we could do in my time was swallowing a mass the morning of day 1. :(
What is "swallowing a mass" and what is "day 1" ?
batgirl escribió:
Pulpofeira wrote:
Damn Halloween, damn kids and damn truco o trato! The only thing we could do in my time was swallowing a mass the morning of day 1. :(
What is "swallowing a mass" and what is "day 1" ?
November 1. Tomorrow I mean.
There are still grumpy old people who discourage the kids telling them that this is a foreign custom and part of a cultural invasion. But:
1. If it's fun, it's good.
2. They don't complain so much when the Japanese are opening flamenco houses on their country.
3. Actually it is a version of a tradition older than Catholicism itself.
batgirl escribió:
Thanks. I'd never heard that expression.
Probably lost in translation, not sure.
Oct 31, 2017
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#60
I want to see Japanese Flamenco.
A while back I published an article on the famous Dance Tournaments. The Flamenco Tournament was held in Marabella during October 1999 and ended, coincidentally on November 1 - All Saint's Day.
Great Vid Mexi
why thanks!