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There are rules for Trick-or-Treating? F*ck that noise.

Posted by JaxSean (aka JaxSean) Nov 1 '16, 10:09

The only rule is if your porch light is on, kids can ring your doorbell.

If you're not home and don't give out candy, you run the risk of getting egged / TPd / etc.

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People that want kids will put some decorations out, some pumpkins -- nm - zeit spiced geist Nov 1, 11:25
I think we have warped memories of how late we actually were out on Halloween as kids. It was pitch black when ours "ended" at 7pm - oblique Nov 1, 10:21 10
- we never started that early. school ended at 3:30, had to get home, get ready. i remember dying to get out there, and my mom made me wait till it started to get dark. -- nm* - Candie Apple Nov 1, 10:45 4
  - Same with me. In elementary school and high school, I couldn't wait to get out in the neighborhood. -- nm - RCynic and Old Lace Nov 1, 10:59
  - to make you less visible for drivers? -- nm - mr monkey Nov 1, 10:48 2
    - back in my day, Halloween was a nighttime thing! -- nm - Candie Apple Nov 1, 11:04 1
      - The nightime is the rightime! -- nm - Doctor Spawn Nov 1, 11:11
- We never started until after dinner. And we went until we were done. -- nm - Spawndroid Nov 1, 10:30 1
  - I think there is some shortening (7pm seemed too early to me) but overall, I don't think, as kids, we were really out until 9, 10pm as a rule -- nm - oblique Nov 1, 10:31
- I do remember times when our doorbell would ring while we were in bed. -- nm - ghouly Nov 1, 10:22
- Also, it used to be after Daylight Savings Time ended, so it got dark an hour sooner. -- nm - znufrii Nov 1, 10:22 1
  - Right -- nm - Ender Nov 1, 10:23
the egging thing is bullshit, IMO - Reagen Nov 1, 10:18 1
- I never saw anyone egg multiple houses. It was usually some douchey persons house. -- nm - JaxSean Nov 1, 10:38
*nods* -- nm - znufrii Nov 1, 10:12
Aren't you concerned about child safety, Jax? -- nm - Roger More Nov 1, 10:10 1
- The other 364 days of the year, sure. - JaxSean Nov 1, 10:13
agreed -- nm - Beaker Nov 1, 10:10
right? porch lights or no is the only rule -- nm - ML Nov 1, 10:09 1
- our motion activated lights make this a challenge :) -- nm - oblique Nov 1, 10:38

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