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A joyous Samhain unto thee all!

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Hail everyone! <D
Just a rapid message to wish everyone here a most happy and joyous Samhain ("All Hallows Eve" or "Hallow'een" as ye may also know it by! :razz:), and to bid everyone a most enjoyable night. May the feasting commence with much laughter and merriment, and may thy Ale-horns never run dry! :):D8)

Farewell, and a joyous Samhain unto thee all once again! <D
>> Death <<
 
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An excuse to further the course of childhood obesity: just what Glasgow needs :roll:
 

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Bah humbug.

Hail everyone!
Just a rapid message to wish everyone here a most happy and joyous Samhain ("All Hallows Eve" or "Hallow'een" as ye may also know it by! ), and to bid everyone a most enjoyable night. May the feasting commence with much laughter and merriment, and may thy Ale-horns never run dry!

Farewell, and a joyous Samhain unto thee all once again!
>> Death <<

TRANSLATION: were all invited round to Death's place for a wild party, murder mystery and a game of Dracula:D
 

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An excuse to further the course of childhood obesity: just what Glasgow needs :roll:
Well, that's not exactly what Samhain is all about now, is it? :razz:8)

Samhain - In it's original form - Is the annual Pagan festival held to both remember and celebrate those who are no longer with us. Yet unlike the usual Christian style Wake (Where everyone is normally quiet and in mourning at the passing of a specific friend/loved one) The festival of Samhain is a most joyous and happy time for us Heathens...For it is the festival in which the Spirits of our dearly departed are invited to come and share in our feasts and our merriment! <D
Samhain also marks the coming and welcoming of Winter, the departure and farewells to Autumn, and also the Pagan new year. :)

It's the invitation of departed Spirits unto the celebrations of Samhain that has led to the whole spooky feel and objects normally associated with the festival; Including Jack-o-lanterns, Witches and broomsticks, and trick-or-treating. 8)
(This spooky feel is often accentuated by the incorrect (And slanderous) assertion by certain sects of Christianity that Samhain is a satanic and "evil" event. <()
TRANSLATION: were all invited round to Death's place for a wild party, murder mystery and a game of Dracula:D
Well...If I honestly had the facilities and the space to do so, then that would be the case - But remember that I live in an 80's council flat, and therefore have barely enough room for my bed, a chest of drawers, and myself. :shock::roll::sad:

Farewell, and a joyous Samhain unto thee all once again! <D
 
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I just hate Hallow'een in all it's forms. The Americanized (sic) version being the worst.
 

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I'm not out tonight:(

Me123, are you scared:lol:

No, seriously though, I think halloween is an important tradition and represents all that is good in mankind, as we socialise and make light of dark and the onset of winter.
 

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I'm not out tonight:(

Me123, are you scared:lol:

No, seriously though, I think halloween is an important tradition and represents all that is good in mankind, as we socialise and make light of dark and the onset of winter.

yeah! and dress up as a giant cartoon mouse who wants to take over the world, and get hammered on vodka!!!!!!!!
well thats what im doing anyway
 

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me123 is not scared. Rather, me123 is very bored at the whole thing.
 

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Hail everyone! <D
Just a rapid message to wish everyone here a most happy and joyous Samhain ("All Hallows Eve" or "Hallow'een" as ye may also know it by! :razz:), and to bid everyone a most enjoyable night. May the feasting commence with much laughter and merriment, and may thy Ale-horns never run dry! :):D8)

Farewell, and a joyous Samhain unto thee all once again! <D
>> Death <<

You just been watching Most Haunted Live? <D;)
Happy Samhain to you too!!
Brandon
 

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Yes, I have been out tonight. In uniform. Trying to deal with little bar stewards chucking eggs at me. Ok, that only happened once. But I am with me123 here, I don't like Hallowe'en
 

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You just been watching Most Haunted Live? <D;)
Happy Samhain to you too!!
Cheers man...I had a darn good one, myself! <D
(Although I wasn't watching Most Hunted - I don't have a television set, do I? :lol:)

Yes, I have been out tonight. In uniform. Trying to deal with little bar stewards chucking eggs at me.
Ahh...I was lucky here. One stink bomb loosed off at my front door, another two placed under the doormat (Which I spotted before stepping on it! :razz:) and that was it! 8)
 

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I concur with me123 and Mintona, Halloween is a tad boring and pointless.

If I had my way, I'd be armed with a modified M16 that fires eggs and such like at high speed towards the little morons. At my side would be a big pile of flour bombs to throw at the same morons.<D

I'm not evil. Honest...
 

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Thanks for explaining the religious side of it death, three of my managers had booked annual leave saying it was for religious reasons, but I had no idea what Samhain was about. We all just thought they were going around trick-or-treating... :P
 

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i dont like halloween although my yonger sister and her freinds do.


one reason i dont like it is that little brats as i call them go out causing trouble, one freind who is still driving buses has said that they normally have a lot of damage done to their busses when passing through some of the housing estates in swansea.

persoannly i would like to run the little things over in a double decker but the law says i cant and then when you try to tell them off you get the parents yelling abuse at you as i found out to my cost two weeks ago in cardiff, which made me decide to quit driving buses.
 

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one freind who is still driving buses has said that they normally have a lot of damage done to their busses when passing through some of the housing estates in swansea.

That was the exact reason for them cutting off Blaen-y-Maes from route 25 (terminates at Caerithin Cross after 6pm or so) in Swansea. I am in little doubt it happens elsewhere on a widespread scale elsewhere in the city, but it was enough to stop First serving the morons. Good on First I say!

persoannly i would like to run the little things over in a double decker but the law says i cant and then when you try to tell them off you get the parents yelling abuse at you as i found out to my cost two weeks ago in cardiff, which made me decide to quit driving buses.

Sorry to hear you decided to quit driving buses as a result of these brats. You can't mow them down for obvious reasons, but even dare tell them off and you get heaven and earth come down on you for doing what should have been many times over, many years ago. You can't win with some people.
 
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