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technoL 01-11-2007 04:46

Re: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! (2007)
 
At least they didn't cancel Halloween in S. Florida this year. I was almost hoping they would because of the coming tropical storm.

As I told my AP Psych teacher, for Halloween, I was going to pretend to be a cool person on the Internet. (But I do that everyday. I don't get candy, but I can have cookies!)

Kristian Calhoun 01-11-2007 05:55

Re: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! (2007)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Elgin Clock (Post 649072)
Curfew??? On Halloween??? What the heck? Is this just a general town curfew for every day, or especially for Halloween?

When I used to trick-or-treat, we usually went until 10-o'clock or so or until we saw no more houses had lights on, and then we got the hint it was time to go home. lol

The curfew was just for Mischief Night/Halloween.

ebmonon36 01-11-2007 09:50

Re: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! (2007)
 
Our robot spent the evening passing out candy at the high school. The school's chapter of Buisness Professionals of America had all of the clubs come in and host a "safe trick or treat" thing. I wasn't able to go (evening lab class) but the team estimated about 500 kids came by.

3dude_2231 01-11-2007 19:02

Re: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! (2007)
 
that Tottanka, I came up with the meeting's Idea, and he took care of the logistics ('cause he didn't like the last date proposed).
and in the end he didn't even mention my name in the official Email.

happy halloween to you Tottanka, and the rest of you CDers.=]

Tottanka 02-11-2007 06:26

Re: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! (2007)
 
I just didnt want Israeli FIRSTERS flooding you with massages, and this is the thank you i get? :(


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