What is Halloween?

Originally posted by darvlay
.... Do you still bring your gloves to ball games in hopes of catching a foul? Of course not, that's what children do.

Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
... Are assless chaps considered a costume?

Originally posted by Sunburnt
No, that's just gay, you dumbass....

Originally posted by Sunburnt
That's way over the top ridiculous. I don't think office work should include birthdays, showers, parties, etc. Makes me glad I work with a few men. They could care less. Day in, day out, they are consistently no-nonsense.

You must work with women. Poor girl!

Originally posted by Mimor
Men and women. There are so many things at my office that put me on exasperation overload (like mandatory hugs) that the email about the costumes barely registered until Darvlay started this thread.

Originally posted by leisurelysloth
Hmmmm. I'm thinking that they might actually look good on you, Sun. 😉

Ever since about 1990 or so, Australian businesses have tried real hard to push Halloween here. They are just cashing in on the americanisation of our kids mainly through the media.
Hope it doesnt take here. I dont think its an Australian custom at all.

Originally posted by darvlay
a) A children's holiday inexplicably celebrated by adults as an excuse to act like children and get drunk; or

b) An excuse for girls to dress up like sluts and convince themselves that they are not doing it for the attention but doing it in the spirit of the holiday - the children's holiday.

Either way, Halloween can suck my balls. Grow the h ...[text shortened]... ur gloves to ball games in hopes of catching a foul? Of course not, that's what children do.

Originally posted by Sunburnt
Is your duckie in assless pants?

Originally posted by Mimor
Men and women. There are so many things at my office that put me on exasperation overload (like mandatory hugs) that the email about the costumes barely registered until Darvlay started this thread.

Originally posted by leisurelysloth
Yes, she's got her little booty on display. You like? 😛

Originally posted by Sunburnt
Is it yellow?

Originally posted by darvlay
a) A children's holiday inexplicably celebrated by adults as an excuse to act like children and get drunk; or

b) An excuse for girls to dress up like sluts and convince themselves that they are not doing it for the attention but doing it in the spirit of the holiday - the children's holiday.

Either way, Halloween can suck my balls. Grow the h ...[text shortened]... ur gloves to ball games in hopes of catching a foul? Of course not, that's what children do.

Originally posted by lordhighgus
Ever since about 1990 or so, Australian businesses have tried real hard to push Halloween here. They are just cashing in on the Americanization of our kids mainly through the media.
Hope it doesn't take here. I don't think its an Australian custom at all.

Originally posted by Sunburnt
They could care less.