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In response to
"
ST Poll: At what age should children stop trick-or-treating?
"
by
Beaker
When they feel like it. -- nm
Posted by
Ender
Oct 11 '18, 09:47
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More precisely, when they no longer want to wear a costume. If an 80-year-old shows up at my door I'll give them candy as long as they're in costume. -- nm
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Ender
Oct 11, 09:49
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What are you giving out? -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 11, 09:54
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"...and a bottle of Centrum Silver for you, sir..." -- nm
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Max
Oct 11, 09:59
1
I was hoping for a bottle of high protein chocolate Ensure -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 11, 10:01
Generally Reese's Cups, Skittles, Snickers (Fun size) and whatever other brands come in the multi-packs with those.
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Ender
Oct 11, 09:57
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hmm, on the food groups I might have to add caramel (but that comes in Snickers) -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 11, 10:00
This is the right answer. Wear a costume? Cool. Show up with a pillow case in normal clothes? Just go to Walmart and buy a box. -- nm
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Shaun
Oct 11, 09:53
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