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[OFF TOPIC] Happy Holidays and Birthdays Thread


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1 hour ago, Olympian1010 said:

I’ve got a few hours till our Halloween starts. However because I’m in high school they had us dress up (which is better than wearing my uniform). I came as a Icelandic Footballer. I won’t trick or treat tonight, I haven’t since I was 12, but I will had out candy because my neighborhood is a hotspot for kids. Plus, it’s called cold outside, so it takes balls to go door to door.

 

Since last year? :p

#banbestmen

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1 hour ago, LDOG said:

 

That's only a mexican thing that mixes christianity and indigenous beliefs :d 

It’s celebrated here in California too

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49 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

Since last year? :p

Well, all of us can’t be a 120 @dcro

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The Halloween tradition of trick or treating goes way back here to Celtic times. Obviously not kids looking for candies :p. But for more simpler things like nuts, and fruits from the harvest. Halloween is thought to have its roots in the ancient Irish Celtic festival of Samhain.

 

https://www.newgrange.com/samhain.htm

 

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1 hour ago, OlympicIRL said:

The Halloween tradition of trick or treating goes way back here to Celtic times. Obviously not kids looking for candies :p. But for more simpler things like nuts, and fruits from the harvest. Halloween is thought to have its roots in the ancient Irish Celtic festival of Samhain.

 

https://www.newgrange.com/samhain.htm

 

Yep that’s what we’re taught in history class here on Halloween

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1 hour ago, bestmen said:

i read your comments and all what you said could be one scene of paranormal activity 

 

 

No gods and ghosts here, just horror movies and food :d

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