October 29, 200618 yr im gonna dress up as Geesus or atleast try to be that ugly....:happysad: jk ill be stuck in the hanger all that day...me>:rape: <army
October 29, 200618 yr honestly i havent trick or treated since i was like...10 or 11...i just hand out candy. Well that's...fun... I have a crazy old man mask I like to wear, full costume is no good!
October 29, 200618 yr Went to a halloween party last nite a good 300+ people.. Was fucking rocking.. I arrived with no costume. Came home with a frankenstein mask, wings, and some guys scuba mask.. The best costume there last night was in my opinion was a guy called "Turkey" in full diving gear, goggles, oxygen tank, flippers etc.. But for Tuesday night.. Its to DERRY!!! (where i live) Best International Halloween Parties and Events The whole trick or treat, costume, fun time thing is primarily a Western tradition. Homesick American student travelers *can* find a place to don masks and carve pumpkins internationally, though. Lay aside your books and quills and gather 'round, ghosts and goblins, and ye shall hear where the finest Halloween festivities are happening. Let's visit the US (Salem and New Orleans!), Bangkok, Limoges (France) and Derry (Ireland) to find the best Halloween party for traveling students around. Halloween in Ireland - Birthplace of US Traditions http://studenttravel.about.com/od/coolevents/ss/halloween_5.htm Halloween in Ireland? Of course. Halloween trick or treating (though I think it might have been known simply as throwing cabbages at doors) originated in Ireland, as did the carving of jack o'lanterns - turnips were used until the Irish begain emigrating to the US where pumpkins were more plentiful. Your question: do they party in Ireland on Halloween? You bet. One of the biggest Irish Halloween shindigs is in Derry (Londonderry) - music, fireworks, parades - bring on the Banks of the Foyle Hallowe'en Carnival! This cool walled city has plenty to offer besides Irish Halloween traditions and hearty ale - though there is a lot behind the old saying (yeah, that one - eat, drink and be merry). Basically, get really fucking pissed in the city with thousands of people/
October 29, 200618 yr I'm going to dress up all in black, paint my face black, and bring an iPod and just randomly break-dance. Preferably infront of giant fluorescent backgrounds.
October 29, 200618 yr This was 2004, not sure if I will wear it again. This + my paintballgun sounds like a fun time. http://conundrum.i8.com/images/costume/hal04storm.jpg
October 29, 200618 yr Jimmy Carter. HEY, KIDS!!! Your parents are paying 25% Interest rates!! AND THE ECONOMY'S DOWN THE DRAINS!!! WOOHOO!!
October 29, 200618 yr Im going to be wearing regular clothes and punching anyone that knocks on my door, leaving a nice pile of ***gots at my doorstep, fitting with the whole Halloween theme.
October 31, 200618 yr Went to a halloween party last nite a good 300+ people.. Was fucking rocking.. I arrived with no costume. Came home with a frankenstein mask, wings, and some guys scuba mask.. The best costume there last night was in my opinion was a guy called "Turkey" in full diving gear, goggles, oxygen tank, flippers etc.. But for Tuesday night.. Its to DERRY!!! (where i live) Best International Halloween Parties and Events The whole trick or treat, costume, fun time thing is primarily a Western tradition. Homesick American student travelers *can* find a place to don masks and carve pumpkins internationally, though. Lay aside your books and quills and gather 'round, ghosts and goblins, and ye shall hear where the finest Halloween festivities are happening. Let's visit the US (Salem and New Orleans!), Bangkok, Limoges (France) and Derry (Ireland) to find the best Halloween party for traveling students around. Halloween in Ireland - Birthplace of US Traditions http://studenttravel.about.com/od/coolevents/ss/halloween_5.htm Halloween in Ireland? Of course. Halloween trick or treating (though I think it might have been known simply as throwing cabbages at doors) originated in Ireland, as did the carving of jack o'lanterns - turnips were used until the Irish begain emigrating to the US where pumpkins were more plentiful. Your question: do they party in Ireland on Halloween? You bet. One of the biggest Irish Halloween shindigs is in Derry (Londonderry) - music, fireworks, parades - bring on the Banks of the Foyle Hallowe'en Carnival! This cool walled city has plenty to offer besides Irish Halloween traditions and hearty ale - though there is a lot behind the old saying (yeah, that one - eat, drink and be merry). Basically, get really fucking pissed in the city with thousands of people/ Irish are low-class scums and drunks. Why didn't the British completely wipe out the Catholics muthas in the 1400's?
October 31, 200618 yr I am going to be myspace Jesus. Im making a full cutout page that has comments from prophets and the picture spot is cut out and my face goes there.
October 31, 200618 yr i'm gonna be a 17 year old wearing a vomit remnants hoody passing out candy and waiting to drink on friday with a few friends
October 31, 200618 yr I am going to be myspace Jesus. Im making a full cutout page that has comments from prophets and the picture spot is cut out and my face goes there. gayest idea ever
