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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This was my first Hill Halloween (lived here 5 years but we have always gone to Halloween parties in other areas of the city - this year we have a baby) and I get what the OP was trying to say. I was on East Capitol thinking "where the hell did all of these kids come from?!?!?!?" It was CHAOS. [/quote]

It's been that way forever.  In fact, it used to be even more crowded than it is now.  10, 15 years ago, people on East Capitol would really go all out, deck their houses out-- I remember one year when someone had a line from their balcony to a house across the street and they rigged up ghosts to go back and forth over the street.  Not to mention the house on the corner of 6th that would do a huge (and hilarious) political display every year.  It's been toned way down in recent years.

This is just Halloween on the Hill, folks.   If you don't like it, you can turn off your porch light and/or take your kids trick or treating somewhere else.  It's not rocket science.  There's plenty of parts of Capitol Hill that don't get nearly as many ToTers.  [/quote]

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