GPURS
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Wow Mrs. O, quite a hell raiser. I now have new found respect you
! Gpurs...
Believe it or not, there were tons of kids that would come to the front doors of the funeral home and knock, don't know what they were expecting exactly. Anyway, we would get to the funeral home a couple hours before it got dark. We would string all the lamps in the foyer of the building onto one power-strip, drop a spooky funeral home tunes CD into the stero system, and wait. When they knocked or rang the bell, we'd start flicking the lights on and off, hit the remote and fire up the spooky tunes on high volume, and start waving potted plants in front of the windows, and then watch the kids scatter. 
We like Halloween!

mrs.oroblanco said:![]()
We like Halloween!
Question, though. Does anyone else live in-or near a town that tells the kids what night and what hours they can go trick or treating?
I mean, this year, Halloween was a great night - full moon, weather moderate. But the town said - no, halloweeners must go on Friday,
and only between the hours of 4 pm and 7 pm. (one councilperson said it would ensure all children would be done and home before it got too dark) - but, this town only has 800 people (I really think its less), and, most people know the people in the town.
I don't get it. And, I really think it is sad.
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. I originally come from a town of 450 in rural Tennessee. When I was a kid we would wear that town out. Dad would carry my sis and I to the 3 different residential quadrants of the town and it would take all night.( at least it felt like all night to a 6 yr old. ) . I guess to 9:30. We started when it good and dark. I don't think any night has ever been mandated other than Halloween night, the night of the 31st. Never was it changed to Sat because it fell on a Monday or Friday, and certainly never changed from a Saturday to a Friday. That sorta seems counter intuitive.
Growing up in your town must have been intresting!mrs.oroblanco said:None for us - only 2 houses on our street - guess its not worth it
They all trick-or-treated on Friday - the evening the town designated (why, I do not know), and they stayed in the main part of town. Hopefully, next year, the house will be totally complete and we will make up a haunted house thing, and invite kids. It's the one thing I liked when we were in town.
Of course, in my home town, the girl who used to fly her mother's bra up the courthouse flagpole and decorated the courthouse cannons with her underwear, and hung signs all over the outside of the high school, to quarantine it for a lice infestation, and threw roles of toilet paper on the bushes, is all grown up now, and is part of a forum that is talking about missing halloweeners.
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