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Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Robert
()
Date: October 03, 2007 03:09PM
Suppose you're an adult and you wanna dress up and go trick or treating- because you want the free candy! I know in the sick twisted society we live in, people would think you were a child molestor or something. Does that seem right? I mean, if its totally innocent whats wrong with it? Its it illegal?
To me age is just a number and I dont see why all of a sudden
its a perverted thing to want to dress up and get some candy.
If an adult came up to your house on Halloween dressed up and asking for candy, what would you do? Would you think its odd, or just nice?
To me age is just a number and I dont see why all of a sudden
its a perverted thing to want to dress up and get some candy.
If an adult came up to your house on Halloween dressed up and asking for candy, what would you do? Would you think its odd, or just nice?
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
TheMeeper
()
Date: October 03, 2007 03:18PM
Hey Meade,
Do you live in a loony bin??
Do you live in a loony bin??
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Flarefax
()
Date: October 03, 2007 03:34PM
It is immature and ridiculous. You are old enough to know better. That being said, I vote you go as the Stay Puff Marshmallow man.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Tia2
()
Date: October 03, 2007 03:52PM
Robert Wrote:
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> Suppose you're an adult and you wanna dress up and
> go trick or treating- because you want the free
> candy! I know in the sick twisted society we live
> in, people would think you were a child molestor
> or something. Does that seem right? I mean, if its
> totally innocent whats wrong with it? Its it
> illegal?
>
> To me age is just a number and I dont see why all
> of a sudden
> its a perverted thing to want to dress up and get
> some candy.
>
> If an adult came up to your house on Halloween
> dressed up and asking for candy, what would you
> do? Would you think its odd, or just nice?
If you want to dress up and go trick or treating, you are not an adult!
Try dressing up as one and hopefully you will feel differently and realize that as an adult, you can buy your own candy!
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> Suppose you're an adult and you wanna dress up and
> go trick or treating- because you want the free
> candy! I know in the sick twisted society we live
> in, people would think you were a child molestor
> or something. Does that seem right? I mean, if its
> totally innocent whats wrong with it? Its it
> illegal?
>
> To me age is just a number and I dont see why all
> of a sudden
> its a perverted thing to want to dress up and get
> some candy.
>
> If an adult came up to your house on Halloween
> dressed up and asking for candy, what would you
> do? Would you think its odd, or just nice?
If you want to dress up and go trick or treating, you are not an adult!
Try dressing up as one and hopefully you will feel differently and realize that as an adult, you can buy your own candy!
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
ferfux
()
Date: October 03, 2007 03:59PM
Silly rabbit halloween is for kids. I do realize that everyday is fantasyland and trick or treat for Meade. So Why just limit yourself to one night?
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
loser
()
Date: October 03, 2007 04:30PM
meade doesn't have any income and thus can't even live on his own. he has no idea how creepy it is to have an aduly show up with a candy bag at your house. why dont you ask your parents meade? or why not go to an adult costume party if you must dress up? they will probably have candy there.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Humberto
()
Date: October 03, 2007 04:48PM
Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
No more wrong than it is for an adult to live at home with his dad, be hopelessly unemployed, grossly overweight, and holding on to a nonsensical dream of being a professional musician. So, hey, don your devil suit and grab some candy!!
No more wrong than it is for an adult to live at home with his dad, be hopelessly unemployed, grossly overweight, and holding on to a nonsensical dream of being a professional musician. So, hey, don your devil suit and grab some candy!!
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Jester
()
Date: October 03, 2007 04:59PM
Hell no it's not. I do it every year.
Meade, don't believe others on this board. Stay in your own neighborhood, I'm sure all the neighbors will enjoy seeing you. And don't think you have to get all dressed up either, just a Yankee's baseball cap or Dallas Cowboy jersey, and a plastic grocery bag is fine.
Meade, don't believe others on this board. Stay in your own neighborhood, I'm sure all the neighbors will enjoy seeing you. And don't think you have to get all dressed up either, just a Yankee's baseball cap or Dallas Cowboy jersey, and a plastic grocery bag is fine.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
bdimag
()
Date: October 03, 2007 06:51PM
im not gonna read any of these posts.. but..
wouldnt it be great to rent kids (or midgits) so you can go around trick or treating with them and then get all the candy!!
wouldnt it be great to rent kids (or midgits) so you can go around trick or treating with them and then get all the candy!!
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
ferfux
()
Date: October 03, 2007 07:02PM
dont be a goddamned glutton. LEave the Candy for the kids and YOU go to a liquor store like all real adults.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
patty mcfatty
()
Date: October 03, 2007 09:26PM
hey meade, maybe you can dress up as an in shape, acne free, contributing member of society, eh?
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
mariokart
()
Date: October 03, 2007 10:27PM
It's been so long since I've gone trick and treating =/
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
MusicLoverVA
()
Date: October 03, 2007 11:07PM
Meade is far from "grossly" overweight. He is also very handsome and talented. Yes, he lives at home with his dad. Whats wrong with that? He does his share of the house work and is working part time saving up money to get his own place.
You really need to put down others to feel better. Maybe yer jealous.
You really need to put down others to feel better. Maybe yer jealous.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
mariokart
()
Date: October 03, 2007 11:37PM
I think the trend is now that a lot of young people will stay longer with their parents. Think about it, not only do they save money by not having to worry about their own place, they are close to family and can always go somewhere else for private time or sex. This depends on each person's situation but I don't see any problem with it, especially since in sooo many other cultures; this kind of thing goes on for life.(kids living with parents)
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
bdimag
()
Date: October 04, 2007 09:31AM
Uh, you don't save up to get a house... you have make enough to pay monthly..
saving $1500 over 3 years isnt going to get you out of your dads house.
saving $1500 over 3 years isnt going to get you out of your dads house.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Lurker.
()
Date: October 04, 2007 09:42AM
Meade why are you only working part-time?
Do what every adult does on Halloween; Rent an awesome custome, go to some parties, drink some beer and get laid by a hot chick dressed like a slut.
Do what every adult does on Halloween; Rent an awesome custome, go to some parties, drink some beer and get laid by a hot chick dressed like a slut.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Flarefax
()
Date: October 04, 2007 10:32AM
Meade only works part time because he has stated that "working is for the masses." Apparently he doesn't think work is for the massive. He doesn't do his share around the house either. He runs up his father's credit card bill and contributes no money despite the fact that the household can barely afford to pay the real estate taxes. If he cared about anyone but himself, he'd man up and get a full time job and help out with the household finances. I put him down because he is a selfish human being that refuses to grow up and blames everyone for his problems. He needs to have an awakening and start pulling his share at home and society.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
mariokart
()
Date: October 04, 2007 12:24PM
Whatever you want fuckface. What i'm trying to say it those that do live with their parents aren't necessarily 'losers' or fit the sterotype we might think of them. It's not that much about the finances :rolleyes:
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
I Don't Date Losers
()
Date: October 04, 2007 01:47PM
If you live at home, you don't need to worry about finding a place to go for sex because no girl would want it from a loser who lives with mommy and daddy. The only exception is if you are in college. I guess this would explain why mariokart is a raging homo, cause no girls wants to do it with a dude that lives at home.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
mariokart
()
Date: October 04, 2007 03:41PM
Are you fucking stupid. I'm still in school, don't know about my plans after I graduate but you can bet I'll be a better position than your sorry fat fucking ass.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Tia2
()
Date: October 04, 2007 03:51PM
mariokart,
I lived at home until I had saved enough money to buy a place and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. "I don't date losers" is just a kid who thinks that having a boyfriend/sex/partying is much more important than planning for the rest of your life when you are young. IGNORE her...she's not worth your time.
I lived at home until I had saved enough money to buy a place and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. "I don't date losers" is just a kid who thinks that having a boyfriend/sex/partying is much more important than planning for the rest of your life when you are young. IGNORE her...she's not worth your time.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
bdimag
()
Date: October 04, 2007 03:52PM
Lurker. Wrote:
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> Meade why are you only working part-time?
>
> Do what every adult does on Halloween; Rent an
> awesome custome, go to some parties, drink some
> beer and get laid by a hot chick dressed like a
> slut.
The true reason halloween exists.
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> Meade why are you only working part-time?
>
> Do what every adult does on Halloween; Rent an
> awesome custome, go to some parties, drink some
> beer and get laid by a hot chick dressed like a
> slut.
The true reason halloween exists.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
peter pan
()
Date: October 09, 2007 03:22AM
i don't plan to ever stop trick or treating
people will get to know me every year as "the sad thirtysomething who dresses as a ghost" and then they will be nice to me and get me a king size bar or one of those big bags of skittles
people will get to know me every year as "the sad thirtysomething who dresses as a ghost" and then they will be nice to me and get me a king size bar or one of those big bags of skittles
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Herbert
()
Date: October 09, 2007 09:15AM
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Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
mariokart
()
Date: October 09, 2007 03:24PM
bdimag Wrote:
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> Lurker. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Meade why are you only working part-time?
> >
> > Do what every adult does on Halloween; Rent an
> > awesome custome, go to some parties, drink some
> > beer and get laid by a hot chick dressed like a
> > slut.
>
>
> The true reason halloween exists.
+1
SPOT ON.
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> Lurker. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Meade why are you only working part-time?
> >
> > Do what every adult does on Halloween; Rent an
> > awesome custome, go to some parties, drink some
> > beer and get laid by a hot chick dressed like a
> > slut.
>
>
> The true reason halloween exists.
+1
SPOT ON.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
going in hillary costume
()
Date: October 30, 2013 11:19AM
Robert Wrote:
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> Suppose you're an adult and you wanna dress up and
> go trick or treating- because you want the free
> candy! I know in the sick twisted society we live
> in, people would think you were a child molestor
> or something. Does that seem right? I mean, if its
> totally innocent whats wrong with it? Its it
> illegal?
>
> To me age is just a number and I dont see why all
> of a sudden
> its a perverted thing to want to dress up and get
> some candy.
>
> If an adult came up to your house on Halloween
> dressed up and asking for candy, what would you
> do? Would you think its odd, or just nice?
I want candy!
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> Suppose you're an adult and you wanna dress up and
> go trick or treating- because you want the free
> candy! I know in the sick twisted society we live
> in, people would think you were a child molestor
> or something. Does that seem right? I mean, if its
> totally innocent whats wrong with it? Its it
> illegal?
>
> To me age is just a number and I dont see why all
> of a sudden
> its a perverted thing to want to dress up and get
> some candy.
>
> If an adult came up to your house on Halloween
> dressed up and asking for candy, what would you
> do? Would you think its odd, or just nice?
I want candy!
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Sam Hain
()
Date: October 30, 2013 11:30AM
If its female over the age of 18 and dressed sexy then no., she can trick or treat at my place anytime.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
good fun
()
Date: October 31, 2013 05:00AM
Nothing wrong with adults joining in on the fun.
This is my costume this year.
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This is my costume this year.
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Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
hahahahahahhardyharhar
()
Date: October 31, 2013 07:53AM
Adults dress up for Halloween all the time in G'town! duhhhh
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Hallomeade
()
Date: October 31, 2013 08:26AM
Meade would make a horrible tom cruise from risky business, but an incredible pedophile for Halloween.
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Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
samm huff
()
Date: October 31, 2013 07:54PM
Hallomeade Wrote:
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> Meade would make a horrible tom cruise from risky
> business, but an incredible pedophile for
> Halloween.
He would come up on the short end of the stick.
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> Meade would make a horrible tom cruise from risky
> business, but an incredible pedophile for
> Halloween.
He would come up on the short end of the stick.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Rev Run
()
Date: March 29, 2014 08:37PM
Proverbs 19:5, "A false witness shall not be unpunished, and he that speaketh lies shall not escape."
Meade has blasphemed and lied. Can he stop all the lying?
MusicLoverVA Wrote:
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> Meade is far from "grossly" overweight. He is also
> very handsome and talented. Yes, he lives at home
> with his dad. Whats wrong with that? He does his
> share of the house work and is working part time
> saving up money to get his own place.
>
> You really need to put down others to feel better.
> Maybe yer jealous.
Meade has blasphemed and lied. Can he stop all the lying?
MusicLoverVA Wrote:
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> Meade is far from "grossly" overweight. He is also
> very handsome and talented. Yes, he lives at home
> with his dad. Whats wrong with that? He does his
> share of the house work and is working part time
> saving up money to get his own place.
>
> You really need to put down others to feel better.
> Maybe yer jealous.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
broken. fucking. record.
()
Date: July 18, 2019 12:09AM
MusicLoverVA Wrote:
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> Meade is far from "grossly" overweight. He is also
> very handsome and talented. Yes, he lives at home
> with his dad. Whats wrong with that? He does his
> share of the house work and is working part time
> saving up money to get his own place.
>
> You really need to put down others to feel better.
> Maybe yer jealous.
Meade is not overweight. Check
Handsome and talented. Check
Does his share. Check
Working part time. Check
You are jealous. Check
And this was twelve years ago!
looking forward to the same update in 2031.....
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> Meade is far from "grossly" overweight. He is also
> very handsome and talented. Yes, he lives at home
> with his dad. Whats wrong with that? He does his
> share of the house work and is working part time
> saving up money to get his own place.
>
> You really need to put down others to feel better.
> Maybe yer jealous.
Meade is not overweight. Check
Handsome and talented. Check
Does his share. Check
Working part time. Check
You are jealous. Check
And this was twelve years ago!
looking forward to the same update in 2031.....
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Thread bump
()
Date: July 18, 2019 12:27AM
Humberto Wrote:
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> Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
>
> No more wrong than it is for an adult to live at
> home with his dad, be hopelessly unemployed,
> grossly overweight, and holding on to a
> nonsensical dream of being a professional
> musician. So, hey, don your devil suit and grab
> some candy!!
This was written in 2007...
Has anything changed?
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> Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
>
> No more wrong than it is for an adult to live at
> home with his dad, be hopelessly unemployed,
> grossly overweight, and holding on to a
> nonsensical dream of being a professional
> musician. So, hey, don your devil suit and grab
> some candy!!
This was written in 2007...
Has anything changed?
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
This also has not changed
()
Date: July 18, 2019 01:03AM
Flarefax Wrote:
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> Meade only works part time because he has stated
> that "working is for the masses." Apparently he
> doesn't think work is for the massive. He doesn't
> do his share around the house either. He runs up
> his father's credit card bill and contributes no
> money despite the fact that the household can
> barely afford to pay the real estate taxes. If he
> cared about anyone but himself, he'd man up and
> get a full time job and help out with the
> household finances. I put him down because he is
> a selfish human being that refuses to grow up and
> blames everyone for his problems. He needs to
> have an awakening and start pulling his share at
> home and society.
Imagine if the author of this post from 2007 had a clue it would still be the state of things in 2019.
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> Meade only works part time because he has stated
> that "working is for the masses." Apparently he
> doesn't think work is for the massive. He doesn't
> do his share around the house either. He runs up
> his father's credit card bill and contributes no
> money despite the fact that the household can
> barely afford to pay the real estate taxes. If he
> cared about anyone but himself, he'd man up and
> get a full time job and help out with the
> household finances. I put him down because he is
> a selfish human being that refuses to grow up and
> blames everyone for his problems. He needs to
> have an awakening and start pulling his share at
> home and society.
Imagine if the author of this post from 2007 had a clue it would still be the state of things in 2019.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Ashata
()
Date: July 18, 2019 07:46AM
Not when it gets you invited to all the good parties
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Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Enquiring Minds
()
Date: July 18, 2019 05:30PM
Ashata Wrote:
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> Not when it gets you invited to all the good
> parties
The best party in the world would be ruined the minute Meade shows up.
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> Not when it gets you invited to all the good
> parties
The best party in the world would be ruined the minute Meade shows up.
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Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
never, never cash down...
()
Date: October 31, 2022 04:54PM
Flarefax Wrote:
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> Meade only works part time because he has stated
> that "working is for the masses." Apparently he
> doesn't think work is for the massive. He doesn't
> do his share around the house either. He runs up
> his father's credit card bill and contributes no
> money despite the fact that the household can
> barely afford to pay the real estate taxes. If he
> cared about anyone but himself, he'd man up and
> get a full time job and help out with the
> household finances. I put him down because he is
> a selfish human being that refuses to grow up and
> blames everyone for his problems. He needs to
> have an awakening and start pulling his share at
> home and society.
this was written 15 years ago.
Meade has only doubled down on this since then,
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> Meade only works part time because he has stated
> that "working is for the masses." Apparently he
> doesn't think work is for the massive. He doesn't
> do his share around the house either. He runs up
> his father's credit card bill and contributes no
> money despite the fact that the household can
> barely afford to pay the real estate taxes. If he
> cared about anyone but himself, he'd man up and
> get a full time job and help out with the
> household finances. I put him down because he is
> a selfish human being that refuses to grow up and
> blames everyone for his problems. He needs to
> have an awakening and start pulling his share at
> home and society.
this was written 15 years ago.
Meade has only doubled down on this since then,
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
fifteen years later...
()
Date: February 02, 2023 03:56PM
mariokart Wrote:
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> I think the trend is now that a lot of young
> people will stay longer with their parents. Think
> about it, not only do they save money by not
> having to worry about their own place, they are
> close to family and can always go somewhere else
> for private time or sex. This depends on each
> person's situation but I don't see any problem
> with it, especially since in sooo many other
> cultures; this kind of thing goes on for
> life.(kids living with parents)
this was written when Meade was in his late twenties.
He is now in his mid forties and little has changed.
this isn't just a few years of slow devolpment...this is three-sigma nut job stuff.
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> I think the trend is now that a lot of young
> people will stay longer with their parents. Think
> about it, not only do they save money by not
> having to worry about their own place, they are
> close to family and can always go somewhere else
> for private time or sex. This depends on each
> person's situation but I don't see any problem
> with it, especially since in sooo many other
> cultures; this kind of thing goes on for
> life.(kids living with parents)
this was written when Meade was in his late twenties.
He is now in his mid forties and little has changed.
this isn't just a few years of slow devolpment...this is three-sigma nut job stuff.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
Xiben Poster Tracking
()
Date: February 02, 2023 04:46PM
If your Xbiden it is.
Re: Is it wrong for an adult to go trick-or-treating?
Posted by:
7F7KD
()
Date: February 03, 2023 01:41AM
No, I do it all the time. Halloween is National Night Out for cross dressers.