Better find another superstition 🦇
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baby, you're a haunted house / gerard way
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Imagine seeing a Halloween store open in January and it's like "finally something to cater to my needs" or even "oh shit I wonder what's going on in there" and instead of experiencing the fun Halloweeny stuff in the off season you fall through the floor and break your face
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*runs into room in full costume*
Trick or tre-sike, its nothing but TRICKS today!
*chucks a toilet paper roll at the goon tower that is Ace/Leo and feckin RUNS*
muahahahahahhaaaaaaaa time to THRIIIIVVEEE
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Touché, morse anon...
Ah...look at you go
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Knock knock….is there any candy left for us?🥹
OF COURSEEEEEE
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argument: Nightmare is well fed on Halloween because the holiday is chalk full of negative feelings, specifically, fear.
counter-argument: Thanks Giving harbors more potential for negativity then all the mainstream american-centric holidays combined, second only to Valentine's Day (for Valentine’s Days specifically: ill timed break ups. loneliness. and said loneliness being rubbed in your face by commerce.)
Halloween is second only to Christmas in it's production of sheer glee.
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(at a party. leans against a doorframe, greets you seductively) do you come here often? lol, you look kind of sick. are you drunk? lol what's that? you've seen this place before... you were born? that's weird. too late, you say? are you... okay? you seem feverish. your face is, um... hm. (looks around with unease) hey, you know what? wake up. whadyaa say we get out of here. i hear Michael Jackson's playing a concert in town tonight. (grips your hand tightly, leaves with a brewing feeling of dread)
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