What do you get the trick or treaters?

From the internet:

"MIDDLE CLASS FAMILIES. This Halloween replace sweets with hummus-topped Bath Olivers to ensure the estate kids eat well."

Chocolate covered Sprouts or If you are posh, Sprouts dippped in delicious melted fairtrade ecuadorean chocolate

We don't have trick or treaters. America hasn't made it this far yet; though for the last couple of years, I've laid in some of Mr Kipling's Fiendish Fancies and Fun Size Mars Bars, just in case.

hope you crush them up before you lie in them Ramruma

A "Cool kids don't do drugs" pamphlet from the local baptist church.

Just had our first trick or treaters knock.

I was thought we was being raided ffs!

don't get them it's too scary for the buggers around here with all the woods and dark lanes

Inundated with them now. I've never known so many.

Mrs CMAT has a large bowl of sweets by the front door.

I've nicked 5 already

Fun sized chocolate in a bowl at the front door with a sign saying don't knock, help yourself.  The downside is when the young hoodlums fill their boots.

Cadburys heroes. You have to sample them to make sure they haven't gone off.
Three lots of kids already.

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none so far 

must be the bedsheet lit up by a torch in the front room window  that's putting them off

ffs casemoney

Miserable bastard.

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I've got some old Quality Street wrappers, just gonna scrape some dog sh!T off my boots to wrap in them.

Don't get em when it falls on a Friday. All down the mosque

Casemoney

Casemoney

Bags of haribous but I've run out now. Spent a tenner and they are all gone so I'm not answering the door anymore

just had a large group of Indian kids at the door collecting their wares  .




probably be up for sale at the newsagent in the morning

that's a lot of knockers Slippers

We only get young'uns round our way, usually in groups of 3 or 4, and all accompanied by a parent.  The last lot came at about 7-30. Mrs CMAT estimates 40 kids all told, and the dog never barked once.

Won't beat the ones we had a few years ago from the local college. Sixth form female students dressed as sexy nurses. Not exactly halloween cozzies but I didn't care I didn't notice what the blokes were wearing.

16 bags Coach, I've done my bit this year. All the kids are supervised which is good to see but I've run out of stuff now. I'm not giving out my bags of pistachios to anyone

Plastic bowl full of Chocolate Laxatives, that will teach the Greedy gets

Round where I live, the done things is that if you have a pumpkin outside your house you will accept trick or treaters. If no pumpkin, you don't knock. Pretty much everyone goes out with an adult standing in the background. Nice as only once a year. Tonight my 10 yr old got a mini babybel from one house...what next? pepperami? Nobody even says treat or treat, just happy halloween before taking the goodies and then hopefully a thank you.It's changed a bit from my day where I live but thank God for that!

I think it must be the sound round here. Lots of houses with pumpkins outside.

Same not sound

Brilliant Casemoney!

Last year we had chocolate coins ready ......... a mother hovering in the background beseeched me not to give so much money to her little child.

ffs Casemoney !!

Oct 31, 2014 -- 8:03PM, Coachbuster wrote:

none so far   must be the bedsheet lit up by a torch in the front room window  that's putting them off

Oct 31, 2014 -- 8:07PM, call me a taxi wrote:

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Used to really get involved and to have a laugh with the kids, and tell them my glass of red wine was a young maiden's blood (which they probably didn't understand) and say things like "so you will give me a treat or I'll play a trick on you".

The more generous I was, the more they came in droves.

Big grumble was that some were far too old to be doing it and somewhat intimidating.

Also gypsy kids came with their parents, and always asked for money so they got what I wanted to give.

Now they can't get in as the gates are locked and the outside lighting is off except for movement closer to the house.

i have the same set up as paulypaul judging by the lit pumpkins down the road -

all looks nice though

Halloween has changed over the years ....


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brilliant.

I shove pennies under the door for them that I've heated up under the grill.

My pal's a gardener, so i borrowed his chainsaw, terrified the first bunch of kids.

Then some dad's came to complain, so i started it up.

No more visitors.

Great TRICK worked a TREAT.