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[w0nderwall]

We passed out Kit Kats and Butterfingers to about 15 kids today.

 

We weren't expecting so many! Last year we had like 2. @_@

[Adam]

I got 0, they know better than to come to my house.

[Karla]

I only got 3 this year, which is strange, because there are lots of kids in my neighborhood.  We had at least 15 last year.

Here' who visited me this year:

• Ironman
• Superman
• A witch

And I gave them buttloads of chocolate because they are awesome kids.

Edited by Scrafty, 31 October 2014 - 06:46 PM.

[Rocket]

I got about 50 or so, ran out of candy and it's not 8pm yet.

[KaibaSama]

I didn't count but it seemed like we got less kids. They didn't start showing up until around 6:30, which is odd because our trick or treating starts at 6.

We passed out kit-kats, nestle crunch and herseys.

[NapisaurusRex]

None, because I have kids and take them out instead. But we didn't go very many places and got about ~13 pieces each. I'm ok with that though.

[Trichomes]

We didn't get as many trick-or-treaters as I was expecting. We seem to be getting fewer every year, which is kind of sad, but at least it means I've got a ton of candy left over.

 

My mom didn't buy any chocolate this year because she didn't want to be tempted to eat it, so we gave out blow pops, air heads, and some other stuff.

[MozzarellaSticks]

We got no trick-or-treaters. Which is good because we got no candy. Plus I was at work.

 

We did get a few kids run through at work. One baby was fascinated by my cat mask. A little girl was very thankful I gave her some stickers. And we had bowls of candy all over the store for anyone, even employees, to grab.

 

It was pretty crappy for kids. Sleet and a nice, hot 37°F (3°C). But according to people coming in at work there was still a lot of kids out. My neighborhood just is all old people since it condos.

Edited by noxiousmermaid, 31 October 2014 - 07:52 PM.

[Shannon]

None! So disappointing. I had decorated the front porch, carved a pumpkin, busted out the fake cobwebs, and everything. I guess living on a small cul-de-sac has its drawbacks~

[Prisca]

well, i live in a retirement village (long story), so we had no trick or treaters lol. Some of the older folk are looking a little scary though, but i don't think they are much into dressing up lol.

[Kido]

It was raining/snowing today (but still relatively warm and not windy) so I didn't expect anyone and gave out like handfuls of candy to the first few kids to get rid of the stash. Then his hoard of like 20 kids came and I ended up finishing everything before 8pm -_-

 

It's pretty nice to see parents dedicated enough to take their kids out though. I live in a neighborhood full of mainland chinese immigrants who don't normally participate in these things but we seem to be getting more trick or treaters each year

[Strategist]

None! So disappointing. I had decorated the front porch, carved a pumpkin, busted out the fake cobwebs, and everything. I guess living on a small cul-de-sac has its drawbacks~

I had none as well, even though there were HEAPS of kids roaming the streets dressed up. But then again, we don't celebrate Halloween at my house anyway, so they would've gotten bugger all either way.

[cara]

We always get none because we live in a basement suite and people probably don't want their kids getting murdered by coming around the back alley to knock on the creepy side door.

[Swar]

We don't celebrate Halloween, but 2 kits knocked on my door for candies, and I only had energy bars, so they declined it. Ungrateful kids.

[Kat]

We got so few last year and the year before that we've stopped leaving our porch light on. It's just not worth it for us to buy candy and have a ton left over when my nobody in my house needs it. It seems like most of the locals now just do "Trunk-or-Treat" at the churches instead of going to strangers houses.

[Eefi]

Zero. Apparently we live in a neighborhood with very few kids? Halloween is not really a big thing here except for people who just need a reason to party. xD At my parents place there were always groups of trick-or-treaters.

[Shane]

Maybe 20 kids or so. One teenager.

I gave out a mixed bowl of candy, Smarties, Tootsie Rolls, Dots, Tootsie Pops, and Glow Sticks. Most kids I allowed to have a hand full, excluding the teenager.

Edited by Megazord, 01 November 2014 - 01:44 AM.

[onlyme]

I do not only live in the middle of nowhere, I also live in the wrong country, so no Halloween for me.
Does anybody feel like sending me Halloween candy though? I feel extremely sad now, for missing out on that!

[Oktober]

 It's just not worth it for us to buy candy and have a ton left over

 

sounds awesome to me

 

 

I live in the wrong country as well, it's frigging sad. I'd love to have an excuse to buy lots of sweets

[baswick]

I started out with no candy, and did the democratic thing; took from the ones that visited, candy from their pails, buckets, and bags, and gave to the ones that didn't work for their candy... Me!

Edited by baswick, 01 November 2014 - 04:47 AM.

[Kat]

sounds awesome to me

 

 

Not with people in the house with diabetes and pre-diabetes

[Padme]

We had a decent amount I suppose.. not as many as previous years though but I live in a crescent and a lot of people just pass by it.

 

Also it's a big thing to go trick or treating at the malls. Like stores give out candy. A lot of kids don't even say trick or treat anymore either... they rung my bell when I was clearly just inside doing nothing. o.0 You can see right into my home... so ridiculous imo. 

 

I also had a 20 year old man with a full beard ask me for candy and money.... 0_0 welp then. 

[Oktober]

Not with people in the house with diabetes and pre-diabetes

 

Aww, I am sorry for you guys, Kat

[Pilot]

20+ which was surprising since we had rainy weather