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To give marks out of 10 to the Trick or Treaters?

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seagull70 · 31/10/2014 18:20

There's a distinct lack of imagination and enthusiasm this year judging by those who have knocked at door so far this evening.

I blame ASDA Walmart of course Grin

3/10 so far for effort - buck up everyone. I'll be keeping the Haribo all to myself at this rate Wink

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QuillPen · 31/10/2014 18:23

I think you should make some scorecards to hold up to them Grin

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Minikievs · 31/10/2014 18:24

I know you're being lighthearted, so I don't want to piss on your parade (and I totally understand the wanting to keep Haribo to yourself!) but my DS is in a Wilko suit, a Sainsburys mask, Asda axe. I work, and to manage to get him round trick or treating before bedtime I genuinely just don't have the time to face paint etc. plus I'm shit at crafty stuff anyway! I feel a but bad but hey, at least he's dressed up!

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TeWiSavesTheDay · 31/10/2014 18:25

My DS is wearing an amazingly cute homemade rat/pirate outfit if anyone sees him!

All praise to MIL.

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TeWiSavesTheDay · 31/10/2014 18:27

The shop bought ones look pretty good and varied now I reckon. I haven't seen any duplicates yet.

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seagull70 · 31/10/2014 18:32

I'm sure your son looks fantastic minikiev Grin

It's more the half hearted 'Happy Halloween' that is being mumbled that I'm objecting you.

Cheer up you miserable little buggers GrinGrin

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foslady · 31/10/2014 18:32

The ones round here have gone mad with face paints so they've allude some effort at being original

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TheBookofRuth · 31/10/2014 18:37

So far ours have been lovely - cute, polite, and very restrained in only taking one sweet each from the tub. I approve!

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fairgame · 31/10/2014 18:39

DS is allergic to face paint but luckily he has a severe case of bed hair to make up for it. The only skeleton with wacky hair so far...

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seagull70 · 31/10/2014 18:42

It's picking up a pace now, it's not unusual to see 100 or so little ones come to the door.

It's not looking promising for the Haribo!

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EATmum · 31/10/2014 18:42

Definitely gets less creative as they get older. I don't give away my sweets to older kids who just look a bit intimidating (actually I do, I'm a total pushover and easily scared.)

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CountDuckulasPoultryGeist · 31/10/2014 18:45

im more pissed off at the fireworks going off!!
one set of trick or treaters have been. but i was in the bath!

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NoArmaniNoPunani · 31/10/2014 18:50

I've had a dead goldilocks round. I'm loving all the little girls who've zombiefied their Disney princess outfits

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flyingspaghettimonster · 31/10/2014 18:51

I put a full month into our costumes this year. My daughter is an evil Alice I. Wonderland complete with dead rabbit handbag and trophies from her victims, I am Ursula (each tentacle took 4-5 hours of sewing) and I made a triton and ariel outfit for my husband and friend. I am about to take my lot out for free doughnuts and pancakes before the trick or treating begins - I reckon I earned a doughnut

To give marks out of 10 to the Trick or Treaters?
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Pugsake · 31/10/2014 18:51

All ours seem so tiny this year. Bless them.

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coldwater1 · 31/10/2014 18:53

I got home from work, had a halloween feast with the kids and just spent an age face painting 7 faces ready to go out trick or treating! Lol i hope people appreciate it!

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Pugsake · 31/10/2014 18:55

flying they are amazing. I wouldn't know where to start.

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StrawberryMouse · 31/10/2014 18:55

Ours have all been very little and very cute so far so try can have all my sweets. Grin

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Hullabalooey · 31/10/2014 19:03

Flying - Oh wow! You should be on t'stage! Fabulous!
Just had a giant Daddy Tigger and a tiny Pooh at our door (if you'll pardon the expression...)

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TheBookofRuth · 31/10/2014 19:06

Oh how adorable Hulla!

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juneau · 31/10/2014 19:06

I just had five tweens in onesies turning up at my door who could barely muster a bored 'Happy Halloween' between them! I did say 'Oh come on - you've got to be scarier than that!', which raised a titter and then grabbed handfuls of sweets. No bloody manners. That's the problem in this country - people don't know how to act on Halloween, because its all quite new.

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Fuckerysmuckeryboilsnspornery · 31/10/2014 19:11

That's amazing. It's been quiet here, so those mini Mars may be safe.
The worst funniest was one year when an older lad came round with a carrier bag hat on. Yep, he was a bag.

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TeenAndTween · 31/10/2014 19:23

Almost all the ones at our door (at least 60) have had good costumes, and been polite. I've only had to have words with one youngster for grabbing a handful of sweets rather than 1.
My DDs have donated some of theirs to the cause as we have run out, but I'll be closing up at 7:30.

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wobblyweebles · 31/10/2014 19:37

From all the pics my friends have put on FB the costumes and make up this year are amazing.

I like the idea of scorecards :-)

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ghostyslovesheep · 31/10/2014 19:44

here's my little TARDIS Tardis

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ghostyslovesheep · 31/10/2014 19:45

a pack of pillow cases £3 some poster paint and a balloon Grin

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