10-13-2003, 07:38 PM
We have started a tradition that every Halloween we watch this movie. This year was the first time my wife was able to watch the entire thing. I was outside putting up lights when she came out screaming. "That movie Sucks!! I hate it!!" I guess she didn't like the ending, which, if you figure it came out in the 60's, is appropriate. I don't want to rooin it, eventhough most of you have seen "Night of the Living Dead." Hell, last year I wet my pants when I heard the above line in Halloween II. (AMC played H2 12 times, I think.)
This is only one of our Halloween traditions. The other one is an attempt to make little children urinate themselves. I've got three strobes, a HUGE (4x40") black light that will shine on 3-4 distant hanging 'ghosts', 4 exterior speakers, 5 life size figures in black and white skull face, me in a full size black robe picking spaces, a 'graveyard' made out of UPS boxes, an assortment of lights, yadda yadda, yadda. Last year I creeped behind to little girls and just stood over them. Just as they were about to get their candy, they turned around, saw me, and ran as fast as they could from my house. This usually is the norm; when little girls come selling girl scout cookies, the same thing happens. It's just more special when it is Halloween.
So, what are your traditions, besides getting drunk and trying to figure out if someone is Elvira or Lily Munster (or in my case Everquest chick vs. He-Man chick).
This is only one of our Halloween traditions. The other one is an attempt to make little children urinate themselves. I've got three strobes, a HUGE (4x40") black light that will shine on 3-4 distant hanging 'ghosts', 4 exterior speakers, 5 life size figures in black and white skull face, me in a full size black robe picking spaces, a 'graveyard' made out of UPS boxes, an assortment of lights, yadda yadda, yadda. Last year I creeped behind to little girls and just stood over them. Just as they were about to get their candy, they turned around, saw me, and ran as fast as they could from my house. This usually is the norm; when little girls come selling girl scout cookies, the same thing happens. It's just more special when it is Halloween.
So, what are your traditions, besides getting drunk and trying to figure out if someone is Elvira or Lily Munster (or in my case Everquest chick vs. He-Man chick).
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