Master Bates Posted 17 October, 2008 Posted 17 October, 2008 (edited) http://www.addictinggames.com/pumpkincarver.html post yours. Also, what is everyone up to for Halloween? Obviously not many of the laydees on here need to dress up Edited 17 October, 2008 by Master Bates
bridge too far Posted 17 October, 2008 Posted 17 October, 2008 I shan't be 'up to' anything for Halloween. I will not play along with this commercialised non-event designed to put my hard-earned cash into retailers' pockets. I shall, quite simply, pour acid over any trick-or-treaters knocking on my door.
Master Bates Posted 17 October, 2008 Author Posted 17 October, 2008 (edited) Sounds just like what i'll be doing, only water and not acid. Imagine going trick or treat and being handed a bag of weed, mmm.................... ps: make a pumpkin Edited 17 October, 2008 by Master Bates
Hatch Posted 17 October, 2008 Posted 17 October, 2008 As I have kids, I shall be going out with them as a minder so if anyone pours acid on them, I will write them a strongly worded letter.
Julian H. Cope Posted 17 October, 2008 Posted 17 October, 2008 Seeing as it is my Birthday on Halloween,I shall be buggering off to Tenerife for a week.Hope the weather is sh*t here while I'm gone.
dubai_phil Posted 17 October, 2008 Posted 17 October, 2008 Here in an Islamic Society, such a festival of Pagan traditions is of course frowned upon so Trick or Treat is only carried out by around 98% of the younger generation. Of course, as a result of wishing to feel culturally aware, we use AK47's on the Trick or Treater's rather than the more environmentally unfriendly acid approach. However this year the general feeling is that we may actually kill two birds with one stone and use some of the spare sewerage that is floating around the beaches and more lately suburban roads. Meanwhile we have Paul Weller in concert that evening so I'm working on blagging a freebie ticket, as I think it is well worth the effort needed to grovel and use up favours in order to see a legend.
bridge too far Posted 17 October, 2008 Posted 17 October, 2008 Going to watch lee evans at wembley arena. I'm soooooo jealous! I was quite literally weeping when watching him on Dave the other day
simo Posted 17 October, 2008 Posted 17 October, 2008 Taking my 2 yr old boy around the family's houses in his monster costume!
saint_stevo Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 looking out for kids left on street corners alone
Jillyanne Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 Going to my pole dancing friends birthday party.
Arizona Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 Going to my pole dancing friends birthday party. Is that a friend who's a pole dancer, or a pole dancing themed party?
Jillyanne Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 Is that a friend who's a pole dancer, or a pole dancing themed party? A friend who is a pole dancer in a club in town.
Guest Dark Sotonic Mills Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 A friend who is a pole dancer in a club in town. Yes, I know. I'll save everyone the trouble... RULE 1
Calvin Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 Going to my pole dancing friends birthday party. Am I invited then?
Guest Dark Sotonic Mills Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 Am I invited then? as the pole?
Weston Super Saint Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 We've arranged a kids party at the pub. Unsure of what games to play as yet, but might make some up involving pouring acid on the kids :smt102
Weston Super Saint Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 as the pole? To provide cheap labour and steal all the jobs?
equalizer Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 We've arranged a kids party at the pub. Unsure of what games to play as yet, but might make some up involving pouring acid on the kids :smt102 How about bobbing for chips??
Crouchie's Lawyer Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 How about bobbing for chips?? In acid
miserableoldgit Posted 19 October, 2008 Posted 19 October, 2008 I shan't be 'up to' anything for Halloween. I will not play along with this commercialised non-event designed to put my hard-earned cash into retailers' pockets. I shall, quite simply, pour acid over any trick-or-treaters knocking on my door. Why are we so keen to adopt American "traditions". We have plenty of our own.
Master Bates Posted 21 October, 2008 Author Posted 21 October, 2008 Amazing, takes a bit to load up but I thought it was worth it, pics towards the bottom. http://weburbanist.com/2008/10/19/ghost-town-abandoned-city-examples-images/
Durleyfos Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 I will be out with my 14 month old nipper who will be dressed as a scarry pumpkin. He will be asking for cans of lager as his treat.
Jillyanne Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 I will be out with my 14 month old nipper who will be dressed as a scarry pumpkin. He will be asking for cans of lager as his treat. Dressing kids as a slashed up pumpkin is just wrong.
Crouchie's Lawyer Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 Amazing, takes a bit to load up but I thought it was worth it, pics towards the bottom. http://weburbanist.com/2008/10/19/ghost-town-abandoned-city-examples-images/ I tell thee what, if you had a few bob and good negotiation skills, the city of Varosha, Cyprus would be worth a punt investing in. If you could get the Turks who chased everyone out of it to hand it over, and you re-invested making it a good tourist place, you would earn a killing. Sell the commercial property on for a cheap ish amount for a return of share in takings (pubs/clubs etc) you'd be laughin!
Ponty Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 Why are we so keen to adopt American "traditions". We have plenty of our own. Hallowe'en, or Samhain to give it it's correct name, is about as American as kissing the Blarney stone or tossing the caber.
JohnnyFartPants Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 Hallowe'en, or Samhain to give it it's correct name, is about as American as kissing the Blarney stone or tossing the caber. The adopted festivities now around this day are all very American though.
Ponty Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 The adopted festivities now around this day are all very American though. Maybe I took the complaint out of context then.
Johnny Shearer Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 I hate the commercialism that has sneaked in from the US of A. Saying that I will be going out in Winchester, out on the tiles but not dressed up as that will be even more terrifying.
miserableoldgit Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 Hallowe'en, or Samhain to give it it's correct name, is about as American as kissing the Blarney stone or tossing the caber. I did actually highlight the "trick or treat" bit. The marking of All Hallows Eve is certainly not American.
Ponty Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 Well, who says we all follow the trick or treat bit? For my part I shall be sacrificing a small goat.
Weston Super Saint Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 Well, who says we all follow the trick or treat bit? For my part I shall be sacrificing a small goat. I'm hunting for a virgin :shock:
miserableoldgit Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 I'm hunting for a virgin :shock: Yeah, well good luck with that!
Weston Super Saint Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 Yeah, well good luck with that! It's not going well
Calvin Posted 21 October, 2008 Posted 21 October, 2008 I'm hunting for a virgin :shock: Try the countryside!
Master Bates Posted 22 October, 2008 Author Posted 22 October, 2008 'Tis time to post Halloween girls!
Master Bates Posted 22 October, 2008 Author Posted 22 October, 2008 (edited) Edited 22 October, 2008 by Master Bates
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