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Can anyone come up with a good reason why trick-or-treating should be limited to young kids?
When are the older folks finally going to dress up and go from door to door? I say it's about time to do it!
For the older people you will have to give more appropriate treats: paper money, cell phones, jewelry, bottles of alcohol, gift cards, etc.
If you are old enough to obtain a driver's license you are too old to "trick-or-treat", IMO. Adults go to Halloween costume parties, not "trick-or-treating", including senior citizens.
Can anyone come up with a good reason why trick-or-treating should be limited to young kids?
When are the older folks finally going to dress up and go from door to door? I say it's about time to do it!
For the older people you will have to give more appropriate treats: paper money, cell phones, jewelry, bottles of alcohol, gift cards, etc.
because we are the ones at home giving treats out to the young darlings. it has always been that way silly. why change it. change is what that other idiot wants not us
Can anyone come up with a good reason why trick-or-treating should be limited to young kids?
When are the older folks finally going to dress up and go from door to door? I say it's about time to do it!
For the older people you will have to give more appropriate treats: paper money, cell phones, jewelry, bottles of alcohol, gift cards, etc.
I don't see why not? But they have to walk, that's the only stipulation---you can't go house to house on your Rascal scooter...
I'll stock up on low-cost Canadian prescription drugs to give out as treats if this ever becomes a trend.
If you are old enough to obtain a driver's license you are too old to "trick-or-treat", IMO. Adults go to Halloween costume parties, not "trick-or-treating", including senior citizens.
Of course, they go to the parties...after trick-or-treating.
My folks live in a small retirement community, that would actually be sweet! They would have to go while it was still light out though.
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