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“We went shopping for hallowe'en stuff, and she was downtrodden and irritated by the height of the clothes racks, the number of people, the lack of that one very specific item...”
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“I would wear this rose, but I'd be walking around all day with the crook of my elbow in my nose, which would look odd unless I was wearing a cape and it was hallowe'en..”
“Yeah, I just got that too a few copies for some lucky rugrats, just in time for hallowe'en!”
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“I have now appeased the spiders and their owner, however, by making some hallowe'en cupcakes.”
“Also, terrans are crunchy with a chocolate coating, zerg are all caramel gooey, and protoss are last year's stale nuts and hallowe'en candy.”
“Also, another hallowe'en costume change has happened.”
“He makes me smile cause he always says something witty and we dress up lots in the hallowe'en section in walmart and he tells me I'm stealing stuff.”
“But what a perfectly glorious place for a hallowe'en party -- if there was anybody to give a party to.”
“Although, saying this, people still don't really know what controls or is behind the phobia of a certain thing, but fear of the dark is mainly generated from associating the dark with scary things, eg. horror films, shadows, good vs. evil, hallowe'en etc.”
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bilby
Tonight is the night
When pumpkins stare
Through sheaves and leaves
Everywhere,
When ghoul and ghost
And goblin host
Dance around their queen.
It's Hallowe'en.
- Harry Behn, 'Hallowe'en'. Nov 3, 2008
vanishedone John Hodgman: 'HALLOWE’EN (apostrophe not generally pronounced). Originally called Samhain, this is the traditional Pagan-American holiday in which we ask our children to ponder the fragility of life by dressing them in darkly colored costumes and vision-impairing masks and encouraging them to walk around in the road.' Nov 2, 2008