Halloween 2004

Happy Halloween

 

Happy Halloween everyone. With Halloween now with us i believe that we should take a moment to reflect on the safety of your younger brothers and sisters. Please take a second to read the following afety guidelines......

Everybody knows Trick-or-Treating is cool, but here are some totally helpful tips for keeping it safe and fun!

1. Trick or treat in a group, or with your parents!

2. Wear reflective strips or light-colored clothes. Or carry a glow stick or flashlight (it gets dark out there!).

3. Only go to houses with lights on.

4. Wear make-up instead of masks so you can see better. If you wear a mask, make sure the eyes are big enough.

5. Keep your pets inside, so nobody plays nasty tricks on them!

6. Have a parent check all your candy before you eat any of it.

7. Don't eat candy that isn't in it's original wrapper.

8. Make sure your costume isn't so long that you trip over it!

9. Be careful crossing streets. Follow all the regular rules!

10. Don't accept rides, even if the next house seems soooo far away!

11. Don't go inside anybody's house. Stay on the porch to get your candy.

Ok. I think you're ready! Have fun, be safe, and get lots and lots of candy!

Have a great Halloween everyone :D

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Reply #2 Top
Mace, you must be a father or a police official! Or just you are one caring person! Great message indeed that reflects your character of a kind caring person if I may say so. :D
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Reply #3 Top
Eh.... I didnt go trick or treating; I've never done it in my life.

And btw; trick or treating with houses that have lights on is ... not all that good.

More or less houses with decorations :HOT: would be better to go to.
Reply #4 Top

And btw; trick or treating with houses that have lights on is ... not all that good.

More or less houses with decorations would be better to go to.
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Around here, the general rule is if you have your porch light on, you're handing out candy, regardless of how many decorations that you've put out.