Originally posted by Bad wolfhttp://www.timeforchess.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=79744&page=1#post_1517500
Seriously though, what are you all on about? It's not even halloween yet, and why is darvley using past tense. He could be referring to ANYTHING.
I don't like wearing halloween costumes many days before halloween you know. 😞
I have never worn a Halloween costume in my whole life.
Originally posted by Bad wolfWell I don't remember guys doing it but my freinds and I would dress up as sintrinians (can't spell as ya know) witches and other costumes. It was just for a laugh when we were going to the town for an evening out.
Seriously though, what are you all on about? It's not even halloween yet, and why is darvley using past tense. He could be referring to ANYTHING.
I don't like wearing halloween costumes many days before halloween you know. 😞
When I was your age actually but then they let girls in the clubs young if they are with a man or in a group.
Originally posted by yo its me"Oh, now really, girls !"
Well I don't remember guys doing it but my freinds and I would dress up as sintrinians (can't spell as ya know) witches and other costumes. It was just for a laugh when we were going to the town for an evening out.
When I was your age actually but then they let girls in the clubs young if they are with a man or in a group.
I went to a party a number of years ago as a homeless person. It was a pretty inexpensive way to dress up. I was dragging around a big bagd of aluminin cans. However the best part of my costume (inspired by a real life homeless person I saw) was the bugger hanging out of my nose. I got a sirloin steak and trimmed off the side of fat that it has on it. Then I fried it up so it was real glissony. Then I crammed it way up in my nose, but it still hung down about 6 inches. It was disgusting.
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Originally posted by yo its meYou can see from the name that it's not Aztec, Mayan or even Spanish. "Halloween" = "Hallowed Evening" - a phrase in English, which is a mix of an old Germanic tongue with Celtic, Latin, French and some other influences.
celtic?
Isn't it old hallows eve from Mexico?
The original Gaelic holiday is known as Samhain.
The costumes were an early 20th century American addition.
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Originally posted by kirksey957HAHAHA!!
I went to a party a number of years ago as a homeless person. It was a pretty inexpensive way to dress up. I was dragging around a big bagd of aluminin cans. However the best part of my costume (inspired by a real life homeless person I saw) was the bugger hanging out of my nose. I got a sirloin steak and trimmed off the side of fat that it has on it. ...[text shortened]... Then I crammed it way up in my nose, but it still hung down about 6 inches. It was disgusting.
*PS, it's "booger".
Originally posted by AThousandYoungThanks for teaching me something 🙂
You can see from the name that it's not Aztec, Mayan or even Spanish. "Halloween" = "Hallowed Evening" - a phrase in English, which is a mix of an old Germanic tongue with Celtic, Latin, French and some other influences.
The original Gaelic holiday is known as Samhain.
The costumes were an early 20th century American addition.