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Re: Halloween Props - Offensive?
Well, anyway, everything became some sort of hate symbol. Quite frankly, I say I do it, and let people complain all they want.
You know, Freedom of Speech is a wonderful thing, and it is a shame that is being beaten down so badly as of late because we all have to stay "politically correct"...
You know, Freedom of Speech is a wonderful thing, and it is a shame that is being beaten down so badly as of late because we all have to stay "politically correct"...
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Re: Halloween Props - Offensive?
I wonder if they even know you are not trying to offend anybody. If they know you are not trying to offend anybody why are they still complaining?
Halloween wraps fear in innocence,
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
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As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
Re: Halloween Props - Offensive?
Let them complain all they want! Well, another Halloween icon is once again under attack across the United States, decorating props. Thugs are running amok pulling down these Halloween decorations in the name of stopping racism, wasting time of our police forces, and undoubtedly going to be attempting to flood the courts with baseless litigation and our law books with more ridiculous legislation.
So, in honor of this latest attack on our Halloween freedom by these ultra terrortist things, I did decorating props already on last Halloween Day! And, I urge everyone to do the same.
So, in honor of this latest attack on our Halloween freedom by these ultra terrortist things, I did decorating props already on last Halloween Day! And, I urge everyone to do the same.
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If they don't like it, don't look at it! Although, how gruesome is gruesome? Is the yard filled with blood, guts, and human body parts? It's all a matter of opinion. Wouldn't it be nice if there was a Halloween town or something like that where everyone decorated their yards and houses and went trick-or-treating without fear of healthy snacks and poisoned candy??? I would totally move there!
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Re: Halloween Props - Offensive?
Actually I like your new one more, even if it's not animated.Rising Dead Man wrote:I just put the picture there. I had no trouble at all.
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As you are now so once was I,
As I am now so you must be,
Prepare for death & follow me.
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It is not as scary but it is more Halloweenish.
Halloween wraps fear in innocence,
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
Re: Halloween Props - Offensive?
Dude, I know some people don't like my props, but I'd have them out in advance if I thought the neighborhood good-for-nothings wouldn't steal them!
Re: Halloween Props - Offensive?
Well, people can be so cruel!
Ignoring the opportunity to terrorize teenagers, trading it for the chance to make them smile as we attach the greed factor to their young existence. Why aren't they happy with just the empty props and things like that in their yard? No JOL - No Skeletons - No Tombstones - No Dead Hanging man, No Pumpkins, etc!!! WHY???
But yet, Mom and Dad are supposed to be happy with an empty bank balance!?
Hahahah-haha-haha!
I bet some people are Halloween Haters! If they don't like haunted houses, any places they don't like what they see, then STAY OUT OF THERE!
Ignoring the opportunity to terrorize teenagers, trading it for the chance to make them smile as we attach the greed factor to their young existence. Why aren't they happy with just the empty props and things like that in their yard? No JOL - No Skeletons - No Tombstones - No Dead Hanging man, No Pumpkins, etc!!! WHY???
But yet, Mom and Dad are supposed to be happy with an empty bank balance!?
Hahahah-haha-haha!
I bet some people are Halloween Haters! If they don't like haunted houses, any places they don't like what they see, then STAY OUT OF THERE!
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You said it!
Halloween wraps fear in innocence,
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
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Speaking of terrorizing, I almost forgot the good-for-nothings also like to smash my jacks every year. They're only displayed for TorT (after spending HOURS carving each until they're perfect) and then I have to bring them in until they are rotten enough to leave @ the curb. The next morning without fail they are all over the street. I was thinking of waiting till they're pretty gross and then filling them with rotten mayo so when they kick em they'll be sorry. Another idea involves my friends, a hose and water balloons. We have lots of trees and bushes for cover and we're up all night anyways... maybe I'll actually do it this year. I'm just afraid the cops will show up because I don't have the right to defend my own property 'cause "they're just kids". Right, like when my friend's dad sat on the roof with a BB gun during homecoming waiting for TPers - THAT'S okay....
sorry, just ranting again...
sorry, just ranting again...
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You should be allowed to protect your property as long as you are not hurting anyone. The laws are so stupid. A BB gun is too much but a hose and water balloons seems ok and rotten jack o lanterns filled with rotten mayo seems ok. As long as you are not causing any injury or hurting them in any way it should be ok to protect your property!
Halloween wraps fear in innocence,
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
As though it were a slightly sour sweet.
Let terror, then, be turned into a treat...
~Nicholas Gordon
Re: Halloween Props - Offensive?
Hey, let's not forget that some kids love to throw some eggs on people homes, cars, buildings, etc. Even blast-thru the windows!