Trick or Treat, Smell my Feet..........

[DGqueen17]

I don't know why they call the little candy bars "fun" size. Fun size to me is king size.

Anyway at my grandma's I gave out Reese cups, Snickers and Milky Ways.

[kappaloo]

No candy here - i live in an apartment!

[ADqtPiMel]

I think parents tend to steer clear of my neighborhood. I live in a neighborhood that's all college kids, so 1) we have no money for candy, and 2) our yards are full of beer cans and broken glass.

[Peaches-n-Cream]

I saw so many cute little children in costumes outside, but no one came to the door. There was perfect weather (warm and sunny) for trick or treating.

[PhoenixAzul]

anyone else notice that the smaller size candy bars tend to taste exceptionally good?

[ADqtPiMel]

Originally posted by DGqueen17
I don't know why they call the little candy bars "fun" size. Fun size to me is king size.

I saw a comedian this weekend, and part of his routine was this:

"Why are the little candy bars called fun size? Shouldn't the bigger ones be more fun? I wonder if I could use that in my love life...'Hey ladies, it's fun sized!'"

After i took my overly hyper son out i came back and handed out reeses penaut butter cups, milky way and snickers


GET THIS.....


this mexican lady like my mothers age....55ish comes to the door rings the bell and expects me to give her candy....i said where is your child and she giggles and says nothing i said no kid, no candy and she walks away mumbling , figures spainish , because i wouldnt give her any candy....55 fricken yrs old and NO KID!


bottom line...NO KID NO CANDY!

[lyrica9]

yeah no trick or treaters at ol' sorority row.
but my exboyfriend and some of his friends went trick or treating, and i got to steal some of their candy.

[AGDee]

I had one parent who had a trick or treat bag along with her child's. Sadly, she didn't look any older than some of the other teens who showed up.

[ZTAMich]

I was in the pizza place yesterday and they were giving out candy which was pretty nice. But I don't like the older kids, maybe 12yrs +, 'trick or treating' in jeans and black t-shirts. Come on wear a costume!

[mu_agd]

Originally posted by ADqtPiMel
I think parents tend to steer clear of my neighborhood. I live in a neighborhood that's all college kids, so 1) we have no money for candy, and 2) our yards are full of beer cans and broken glass.

that's because you live in the ghetto! who'd want to go there?

[mmcat]

two large batches of trick or treaters from mexico. some tried to come back a second time. i told them "nope." but no kids from the actual apartment complex. so i have left over candy. mine was a mixture.

[Rio_Kohitsuji]

Heh...I wish I could have gone trick or treating that night....had class though However, my niece (who's 4) became so excited that she peed her pants! LOL! I'm quite sorry that I had to miss that!

[ADqtPiMel]

Originally posted by mu_agd
that's because you live in the ghetto! who'd want to go there?

I like it here. But it's not a kid-friendly environment.

[RioLambdaAlum]

i was working so i was selling candy lol