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 Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:41 am
1. Samhain
2. adult skeletons have 206 bones, babies have >300, if I recall.
3. Ouija boards
4. Mary Shelley
5. Snickers...even though Twix are totally better
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:18 am
6. True. It sounds weird enough to be so...and it sounds delicious
7. True
8. That's true
9. False, there are more than one species that does, but all bats get the bad reputation sad
10. true
11. true
12. true
13. false
14. true
15. false
16. I think that's true
17. True...though I'm torn between thinking this or Valentine's Day. Whereas people take longer to prepare for Halloween and spend money on decorations and costumes, I think people spend more on expensive gifts for Valentine's Day. I still think Halloween is number two, though.
18. I KNOW that's True. Why else would be so much superstition?
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 2:36 am
19. Green. And they're really f'ing hard to carve...but they're so beautiful
20. Autumn leaves
21. death and darkness
22. vampires
23. a werewolf
24. Samhainophobia
25. hehe, turnips. Pumpkins are much easier.
26. A spirit is watching you stare
27. your future spouse...?
28. APPLES biggrin
29. If you ask Wiccans, they're called "witches" as well, but most people call them warlocks
30. Michael Myers
31. Halloween twisted
32. All Saints' Day
33. Wasn't it Linus and Sally?
34. more than a hundred and thirty years ago eek
35. Romania
36. Cauldron
37. fruit.
38. Water that has been consecrated. I think it has an amount of salt in it.
39. Midnight
40. I'm going to guess cotton. I have no idea.
41. a soul as described by the ancient Egyptians
42. Djinn
43. Salt
44. Werewolf in London
45. Ash
46. Wolf man?
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:11 am
47. I've heard that
48. I didn't know that
49. I didn't know that either
50. I have heard that before
51. Never knew
52. Interesting, I didn't know that.
53. That makes sense...
54. modernity...
55. Aren't they always considered unlucky? Also, who would take their cats on ships?
56. Actually there's not really a Halloween festival in China, as we know it. Their "tomb sweeping" festival is in April.
57. Halloween is catching on.
58. better carve pumpkins beforehand, then
59. Nope, didn't know that.
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:20 am
60. Vampire
61. clear
62. Fibroid and sericin
63. 6-8, depending on the species.
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:55 am
64. Dressing up!
65. Toilet paper; it looks eerie in the trees
66. Vampire
67. Twix 3nodding otherwise, Snickers
68. Cemetery
69. Ghosts
70. Chocolate
71. Pumpkins. They make the best Autumn food, too
72. Bats
73. Witch
74. Trick or Treating, I suppose. I prefer to have an autumn feast in the middle of a forest with only my jack-o-lantern and candles for light...with a hand-made costume on.
75. Black
76. Orange, but more of a "rust" color or the color of Autumn leaves
77. Halloween. No contest
78. Scary.
79. Caramel Apples, using Granny Smith apples
80. Crescent Moon. Both are equally beautiful, but I prefer the crescent moon
81. Skeletons. They carry more of the essence of Halloween
82. Ol' Halloween Night.
83. Raven.
84. I have to choose? crying I guess Witches Cat
85. Black Cat
86. Jason
87. Haunted House
88. Bite Marks
89. Holy Water. I love religious relics
90. around Town
91. Carve a Pumpkin
92. Dracula
93. The Mother Mary?
94. Lurch?
95. Weeping Willow. They're so wistful looking...hence the name, I suppose
96. Magic Spells
97. Knife
98. Book of Shadows
99. Scary Costume
100. Candy Popcorn
101. Broom or Cauldron, again with the choices...both?
102. Midnight, though I'm rarely awake then, unless I'm wasting time on the internet
103. Holy Water?
104. Trick!
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 1:36 am
105. apples 106. princess 107. pumpkin 108. vampire...otherwise, he's a finely-dressed gentleman, and that is not scary. 109. house 110. devil 111. vacuum cleaner (as told by one of my favorite childhood books) 112. cauldron 113. candy 114. Jack-o-lantern 115. black 116. ghost
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:16 am
117. Warts
118. during the full moon
119. cyclops
120. raven
121. poltergeist
122. mummies
123. assisting the witch in his or her magical doings
124. garlic
125. that a loved one who has died is watching you
126. wearing one's clothing inside-out and walking backwards
127. carrying a lamp to a spring of water, or putting sixpence and rosemary (another variation is placing an apple) under her pillow
128. turning one's pockets inside out
129. wearing a costume or burying bones/displaying a picture of animals in front of your house
130. Mexico
131. to trick evil spirits and protect the wearers
132. it keeps evil spirits at bay
133. Trick-or-treating is a Celtic/Gaelic practice of visiting homes on holidays to ask for treats, similar to Christmas wassailing.
134. 21
135. none. Many were convicted, some were hanged.
136. Coven
137. I'd have to guess Dracula, though he's only more recently (in the last century) been in film.
138. Snoopy
139. Silence of the Lambs (great movie!)
140. Christopher Lee
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:22 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:23 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:31 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:34 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:42 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:45 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 2:47 am
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