But I thought TK would like this one.

I think I'm gonna dress up and go have a couple of cocktails this Saturday night.

Having your birthday on Halloween is perhaps the only day of the year where it is expected that you will be passing out the gifts, instead of receiving them.

(10-23-2012, 05:47 PM)twisteroo Wrote: I think I'm gonna dress up and go have a couple of cocktails this Saturday night.

Why bother? Go naked and scare the kids

My friend Amanda is a Pagan and both her and her daughter follow the Druids which practice on the Lay-lines (running through North Dorset/South Wiltshire and Somerset) and spend a lot of time at the Standing Stones and Stonehenge.
We are going to join them at their house where they have just made garden space dedicated to the four Elements. So looking forward to seeing Amanda's glass work on the door to the area, which should be completed (she hopes) for Halloween.
Then on All Saints Day we will go out to where Christine's ashes are scattered for the balance (not quite sure what Amanda means here)

(10-24-2012, 05:07 PM)Rhubarb Wrote:

(10-23-2012, 05:47 PM)twisteroo Wrote: I think I'm gonna dress up and go have a couple of cocktails this Saturday night.

Why bother? Go naked and scare the kids

I'm not handing out candy, I'm gonna go out for some adult entertainment.
And how do you know that I would scare anyone, you've never even seen me naked.

Halloween was an ancient pagan Celtic mating ritual in antiquity, created to encourage conception in the mid-Fall so that the birth will occur during the summers of plenty.

The tradition continues in bars and other places every Halloween.

So the drunk chicks will be all horned up and ripe for the pickin.

It is the night where it is completely socially acceptable for people to have wanton sex with whoever.

(10-24-2012, 07:46 PM)twisteroo Wrote: So the drunk chicks will be all horned up and ripe for the pickin.

I'm wondering just how much there is to the thinking that the lunar cycle affects ovulation?