I hate getting "booed"
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Anonymous
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Why do we insist on extending the Halloween celebration out before the big day? Good god, these kids don't need more candy. What I hate most is when we get booed on a night before work and I have to go buy crap to boo someone else. Grrrr.
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Anonymous
| What? |
Anonymous
| Try rephrasing when you are sober. |
Anonymous
| My sisters neighborhood does this too. It drives her crazy. One more thing to add to the to do list. |
Anonymous
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20:31 here.. I looked it up.
Why do you HAVE to go buy something? Don't bother. Just like a chain letter or something else equally annoying. |
Anonymous
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Had to look it up too - I would not return the favor. Too much to do, OP. |
Anonymous
| Hey Boo |
Anonymous
| Suburban people have too much time on their hands. |
Anonymous
| Are you my boo? |
Anonymous
| My colleagues used to do this. I had never heard of it until I started working there. It was moderately annoying. |
Anonymous
| Yep, it's so super hard to have your kids toss a handful of candy in a brown bag and ding dong ditch. |
Anonymous
| I enjoy being booed . Maybe I'm the only one lol. I usually leave donut holes and coffee for the adults free breakfast on a Saturday morning can't beat that right |
Anonymous
| We were boo'd for the first time this year, and we loved it! You don't have to get all crazy about booing someone the very next day, if it takes a couple of days to get what you need, who cares? |
Anonymous
| someone please explain.... |
Anonymous
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Your kids throw a bunch of candy in a brown lunch bag, leave it on their friends doorstep, ring the bell and run away.
Or if a type A crafty mom is involved, the bag is decorated with ribbons, stickers and a cute poem. |