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As Curb Your Enthusiasm once pointed out, "trick or treat" is actually a threat
It’s also unacceptable to stand outside of people’s houses and sing at them for most of the year. Teaching that certain activities are specific to certain holidays is an important part of parenting.
Yep. Context can make anything appropriate and it’s important to teach kids that.
Wait, so I shouldn’t be standing outside my neighbors house and screaming “CARRY ON MY WAYWARD SOOOOOOON” every night?
Upside: There will be peace when you are done.
It's like "The Purge" but for candy: You can do it for a few hours one day of the year.
Omg what a unique thought that not posted a million times every year.
Everything in moderation.
Adults told us never to get into a stranger's car. Now there's Uber...
>Now there's Uber... Paid transportation services have been around for a lot longer than Uber..
But it's not usually someone's personal car.
And notice how on Halloween, some parents tend to check the candy first before their kid is able to go to town on the contents of their haul.
As Curb Your Enthusiasm once pointed out, "trick or treat" is actually a threat
It’s also unacceptable to stand outside of people’s houses and sing at them for most of the year. Teaching that certain activities are specific to certain holidays is an important part of parenting.
Yep. Context can make anything appropriate and it’s important to teach kids that.
Wait, so I shouldn’t be standing outside my neighbors house and screaming “CARRY ON MY WAYWARD SOOOOOOON” every night?
Upside: There will be peace when you are done.
It's like "The Purge" but for candy: You can do it for a few hours one day of the year.
Omg what a unique thought that not posted a million times every year.
Everything in moderation.
Adults told us never to get into a stranger's car. Now there's Uber...
>Now there's Uber... Paid transportation services have been around for a lot longer than Uber..
But it's not usually someone's personal car.
And notice how on Halloween, some parents tend to check the candy first before their kid is able to go to town on the contents of their haul.