I have two rules when you come to my house on Halloween. Wear a costume -- 'cause if you've manned your door at your own house, you know how many kids will roll up, 14 years old with no costume and an attitude. My other rule: don't grab. Let me assess you and then design a candy situation for you.
Halloween not only stays fun, but gets funner -- if that's a word. Like, Halloween when you're a kid, you dress up in a costume: free candy. You grow up, dress up in a costume: drunk as balls. It's awesome
Halloween is pay day, folks. A lot of parents are strange; they say, 'Ration the candy.' I say, 'Let them eat as much as they want -- they throw up, the rest is mine.' That's how I handle Halloween.
I say to my son, 'What are you going to be for Halloween?' He goes, 'I'm going to be Frankenstein.' And I say, 'OK.' Halloween comes, he walks downstairs, he's got, like, an old suit jacket of mine on, old suit pants, his face is painted green.... I say, 'What are you supposed to be?' He goes...
We couldn't afford no Halloween costumes -- eight kids, please! Mama sent us down to the liquor store, put boxes on us. We didn't know what we were -- 'I don't know what we are. I don't know. She didn't tell us. I think we UPS? I don't know.'
Halloween seems to be getting bigger every year. I noticed a pattern this year with girls' costumes. Girls will take a typically altruistic career -- such as librarian, nurse, maybe nun -- and turn her into a whore.
Car dealer: Halloween monsters too real
CHESAPEAKE, Va., -- A Virginia auto dealer has removed a local woman's Halloween monsters from his showroom after customer complaints they were scary or devilish.
Tom Robertson, general sales manager at Greenbrier Dodge in Chesapeake, told The...
I want to wish all members of Preferred by Pete a Happy Halloween enjoy the precious exiting time with your young children cause they grow pretty fast ....keep the little one's safe.