Happy Halloween 2012!

[Terra_Inc]

Happy Halloween everyone, greetings from the Basement Kitteh!

 

[Adm_Z]

Indeed! Later I will try to post pics of what I am doing for a costume. I went all out this year and bought $70 worth of fabric to make a fully accurate Jedi robe, and bought enough hardware to make two lightsabers with light up blades.(Electroluminescent wire is cool stuff)

 

[Terra_Inc]

Indeed! Later I will try to post pics of what I am doing for a costume. I went all out this year and bought $70 worth of fabric to make a fully accurate Jedi robe, and bought enough hardware to make two lightsabers with light up blades.(Electroluminescent wire is cool stuff)

Man, that's awesome!

My halloween was mostly restricted to, you know, mumbling "tales of the weird rites and godless revels of bygone years" etc... ^(;,^

 

[Majestic]

Most Australian's don't celebrate All Hollows Eve, being it was a Europe Witch celebration. Still hope any who are participating the twisted around celebration Halloween enjoy themselves and gets loots of candy and sugar and able to enjoy a good old sugar rush.

 

[Andre27]

Most Australian's don't celebrate All Hollows Eve, being it was a Europe Witch celebration. Still hope any who are participating the twisted around celebration Halloween enjoy themselves and gets loots of candy and sugar and able to enjoy a good old sugar rush.

Halloween is hardly celebrated in the Netherlands as well. There are some minor children events, some Halloween parties which are about dressing up and getting drunk but that's about it.

We have November 1th called "Sint Maarten" in which children go door to door with a lampoon, singing songs etc. Maybe i'm old fashion, but i like that a whole lot more than the whole dressing up like monsters.

Here's a translated wiki for you ruffians who don't speak dutch.
http://translate.google.com/transla...://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sint-Maarten_(feest)

 

[Majestic]

I can understand that Andre. I prefer to celebrate Australia Day (basically our version of the USA Independence Day), it's in Summer and so many people have BBQ's, go to the lake/beach and swim and just have a good day. I too prefer that over the dressing up as monsters. Unfortunately we get our fair share of hoons and low lifes who like to ruin it for everyone else. But isn't that always the way with just about everything?

 

[Borg_Queen]

Most Australian's don't celebrate All Hollows Eve, being it was a Europe Witch celebration. Still hope any who are participating the twisted around celebration Halloween enjoy themselves and gets loots of candy and sugar and able to enjoy a good old sugar rush.

I don't celebrate Halloween either. Though I had some candy ready if someone would come to my door. But no one did (maybe because of the rain shower that day).
Though I do hope that those that celebrated it, had a great day.