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<--- E-Detective

Why don't people understands the protocols of Halloween anymore?

1. Trick or treat hours are 6 pm to 8 pm
2. If the lights are off the house isn't giving candy
3. Only go to each house once
4. Ring the doorbell and wait for an answer then say "trick or Treat"
5. You're probably too young if you can't walk to the door
6. You're probably too old if your are too cool for a costume.

I take it all of that went wrong for you this year?

post it or it didn't happen... :roflpuke2::roflpuke2::roflpuke2:

no shit right!

We've moved on! Do some e- detectiveness if you're curiosity isnt satisfied.

lol... that would take effort.. to which my school has all of mine atm...

toss me a bone.. a name or something :bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

Number 4 didn't bother me, but I thought it was weird to have a kid outside yelling "trick or treat" until I answered the door. I wonder how many walked away without ringing the doorbell.

of me? here's an old one...

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-MIJK1j-fgl...600/fabio8.jpg

i tend to think of myself as a cross between brad pit and gumby... just more like gumby :ugh2:

don't hold out on a brotha ;)

has anyone had any experience buying a golf cart? i'm moving to within .5 miles from work and most of that is in a small neighborhood. i'm thinking about driving one to and from work to save money on gas. anyone got any idea what to look for, not to look for, fair market value?

.5 miles and you're still looking for transport? walk!:icon17:

i really did think about that too but i carry a laptop backpack and a cooler with my dinner to work every day. having a golf cart would make life easier. plus a 3 minute golf cart ride would be a 15 minute walk, if not more.

Holly crap 15 min .5 mile walk. I'm required to run 2 miles 18 mins. Thats like 4.5 min jog.