Halloween
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epileric
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Almond Joys or the 10,000,000 Bar - or whatever it's called...:roflmao:
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Whatever I grab first, unless it's minty flavored.
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Paydays or Reese's cups lol... I do pieces all year round
Reese's Peanut butter cups - yes, even the American ones!
No one came to our house despite all the fake webs and crime scene tape (quiet, dead end street, over the top of a hill)
So we will just have to eat all of the PB cups ourselves
My little boy got dressed up and started to go trick-or-treating, and he started to walk up to the first house, and he looked at me, and he said, "but what do I say," and I said, "'trick-or-treat,' just like you did last year." And he started towards the house again, and he turned back to me and he said, I just can't do it, I'm just too... old." That didn't stop the neighbor girls, ages 14 and 16, though.
No one came to our house despite all the fake webs and crime scene tape (quiet, dead end street, over the top of a hill)
So we will just have to eat all of the PB cups ourselves
My little boy got dressed up and started to go trick-or-treating, and he started to walk up to the first house, and he looked at me, and he said, "but what do I say," and I said, "'trick-or-treat,' just like you did last year." And he started towards the house again, and he turned back to me and he said, I just can't do it, I'm just too... old." That didn't stop the neighbor girls, ages 14 and 16, though.