10-22-2009, 04:13 AM
not me manI'm READY!!!Halloween starts on the 1st of Oct for megoing to be waaaaaay better then last year cuz now my girl is 1 and can walktrying to get her to say trick or treat but shes more interested in getting around then talkingBTW do you have any kids???if so dont make Halloween for yourself make it for themif not I'm shure you will get over it once then time gets closer

Start early too, get a costume thought up and planned over the summer, figure out a layout for the yard, props you wanna use and make, like styrofoam tomb stones, coffins, gallows etc. And you really find as it gets closer, you don't have to do anything to psych yourself up, you end up getting over excited, like when you were a kid waiting to trick or treat. Everyone remembers 'those houses' the ones that gave the best treats, and the best scares, guys who go all out to really make a fun night, we ARE those guys now! We live in THOSE houses! It`s another way to think of it is keeping the tradition alive, makin the best night of the year that much scarier and funner, so the kids we terrify will one day grow up and scare the crap out of the next generation
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\" border=\"0\" alt=\"sad.gif\" />...That sucks about your back, dude. Now I feel REALLY bad because here I am complaining, but I have no real reason NOT to try and have fun with this stuff, unlike you in your current situation. 'Hope your Halloween still manages to be fun and interesting, regardless.Deadguy: I think your problem is that you actually GO INTO the office on Halloween... <img src=\"style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif\" style=\"vertical-align:middle\" emoid=\":laugh:\" border=\"0\" alt=\"laugh.gif\" /> I absolutely refuse to go to work on Halloween, and will take any route to prevent that from happening. If I did that, my feelings and enjoyment for Halloween would likely instantly be shattered for a very long time. Guh...Cubicles, phone calls, and idiots sitting around in 5,000 identical pirate costumes really do nothing to help my enjoyment of the day...clownnation: Holy crap!! That's the funniest thing ever! hahaha...I'd be willing to do something like that. There are a metric ton of old, dilapidated houses in this county that look insanely creepy and could easily support a "backstory"...The only problem is that most owners of those houses have "No Trespassing" signs up and will not think twice about shooting your hiney for ignoring them. heh.Spaz: No kids here. We do have a friend with a 2-year-old little girl who has started a tradition to visit us each Halloween on her trick-or-treat rounds, so that's always a plus...We give her candy and hang out for a little while, then it's off to some of her family's homes for more of the same. That always seems to remind me how fun the day can be. Maybe I can look forward to that, at least.Thanks again and cheers,Ryan