Halloween in Spain?
Quick question. Halloween stuff appearing in shops. In sa treat-or-treat very much to friends houses only. In Scotland guising was well escorted but every house. Will I get witches and demons at my door and what will they expect if I do?Is there a phrase or more I should learn?
How do I say 'bugger off I've run out' in Spanish?
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That is understood in every language
Sad face
They came back all frightened and demanded to have all the lights switched on while sleeping.
I lost my cool and shouted, "How could you be that stoopid, paying money to be frightened!!"
Scolding face
It's cheaper
In the meantime this isn't buttering my parsnips and that unpacking won't do itself catch you later gators
Can't ask map because kids too scared to knock on his door, can't ask z because kids don't climb mountains and he would probably do a molly if they did.
So anyone?
Xx
I don't speak Spanish so I have no clue how to say it.
Hmm.. I don't know but maybe because you and I come from different culture, I don't say that to anybody who knocked at my door on certain occasion, like Halloween although we don't have it here. I didnt mind when a bunch of boys or girls from my neighborhood knocked at my door gave me a list of "charity person" (meaning they asked money) a week before we celebrated our Independence Day. To me that meant I was considered part of them and wasn't considered dead..
Im sure that will scare them away
Nice to see you on the blogs again
Literally have an hour in the house to lie in bed with the laptop and do nothing - so I thought I'll drop in and say hi.
Great to see some good news!
i think you ought to get out of there real soon... talk is, its gonna blow
That's because no kids have been born in his village since the Middle Ages
Tchah. Meanwhile I'm all out of teddy bear jelly babies, bar 2 I dropped on the front step in the scramble. Maybe they will mate and raise more?
Or maybe I will eat them now before any more scaries arrive at the door.
Decisions ...
I did see a few kids in the town square all dressed in halloween stuff so perhaps we are entering the new age here, if only we had running water like the rest of the world.
That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it
Eat the bears
I miss them already ...
Not at all.
If only I spoke Spanish. I could have asked one of the senior witches where she got her wig, it was AWESOME. Like Molly's hair, but with a couple of fluorescent streaks.
(Molls, that's a look you should try, at least once a year)
you'd be almost cured if you'd bought my muti
which is actually good
Anyways, happy Halloween Ms Biff
And yes I must answer the earlier comments
Kids in Scotland were guising long before trick-or-treating started in the US.
So current celebrations may be commercialized but it ain't an advertising mogul's invention
It 7th an ancient festival
But then it was commercialised in the States, and it's never been the same again
but i was meaning something else, but no matter.... BS i'm sure