#Trick-or-treat

[autumngracy]

Jesus christ; could you imagine being this heartless? "Oh, you turned 13 yesterday? We're fining you $1,000 for trick-or-treating."

Are these cities run by a HOA Karen??

[babykittenteach]

*knocks first because she grew up in a house with a broken doorbell but then sees the doorbell*

*goes on blog and finds this*

Princess hair to his butt, a housecoat, AND a boyfriend, you're so right.

Hello, naranjapetrificada! Happy Halloween!

Hi, if you see this and would like to trick-or-treat, please check if askbox is labeled "Porch light on"

[frankenstein-ate-my-left-shoe]

for @steddie-spooktober day 31: trick-or-treat

the party insisting on having a completely normal halloween, something they've been wanting to have since all the upside down shit started, finally getting a re-do in '86. all the way down to the same costumes (though a bit bigger and a bit more involved with eddie's help).

the now older teens meeting up at the entrance to steve's neighborhood bc the ratio of houses that give out full size candy bars to ones who give shitty candy is stacked in their favor here

steve and robin fishing their 'costumes' out of steve's trunk when they get back from picking up henderson and the sinclairs, sliding the pumpkins over their heads and saying "'Kay, we're ready to go."

the group starts off together, but not long after they start, robin gets sick of the pumpkin head and passes it off to eddie, who gleefully sticks it on his own head.

something something as the night wears on, steve and eddie start to trail behind the others, talking animatedly to each other through jagged pumpkin teeth and once, when max turns to make sure they are following, sees the two with their pinkies linked together, lean in as if going for a kiss... only to somehow have forgotten they're wearing pumpkins on their heads.

dull thunks continue to sound behind the troupe all night, ones that are easily played off as the two guys trying to crack the others' open..

max knows though.

(and she thinks robin does too, if the exasperatedly fond expression that follows each thump is anything to go off of)

[mylittlestims]

Day 2 of heartnosehalloween: Candy Corn vs. Candy Apples

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[requiesticat]

How do the cast of Mouthwashing celebrate halloween?

Daisuke: All the candy. He loves sugary things, sour gummy worms, etc. The most enthusiastic about putting together a costume

Anya: Isn't too big on unhealthy food, happy to just be included by the group. Won't say no to lollipops or butterscotch. Likes candy corn

Curly: Maybe handles decorations if a party's happening. Mostly prefers mini chocolate bars

Swansea: Refrains from trick-or-treating, hates holidays in general. Obsessively prevents teens from pranking the house

Jimmy: Not big on celebrating either. Goes anyway for begrudging moral support but gets mainly apples and a rock

[f3l1c1af0x]

(Can't remember if I sent already TuT)

(you didn't your fine :D) ''i don't have candy but I have some pavlova...ya want it?''

(yes I made my teeth sharp in this drawing,

[keepxsolxinxsolxinvictus]

Yummy Halloween

(Gold Maple Leaves And A Glowing Jack-o-lantern On A Crisp Autumn Day by sils_ezan)

[blackcatsinart]

[who-the-fuck-is-sennalye]

trick or treat ?

oh my, three visitors! and such cute costumes!

let's see, for you three... *shakes my bowl of DS cartridges*

You receive: Charm Girls Club: My Fashion Show リズム天国ゴールド (Rhythm Heaven DS) Clubhouse Games

[concoctionboy]

By the way, I already reblogged the post about this earlier, but I just wanted make it clear anyone is free to come to our place to trick-or-treat on Halloween (I hope that's okay, @unexpectedly-wizardposting? I'll take care of the candy and answering the door and everything).

The HOA won't like a bunch of wizards and stuff showing up in the neighborhood, but at this point I really don't care what the HOA thinks, and if anything annoying the HOA is actually a bonus.

Also, there may be some adventurers running around looking for treasure and experience—or there may not be; I don't know if they take Halloween off—but just try to ignore them.

[redactednzilch]

trick or treat!

Here is a pumpcat for your troubles

[babykittenteach]

ding dong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)))))))) hiiiiiieeeeyyyy

*goes on blog and acquires this and turns it into those forced seasonal photos people post of kids and pets*

Hi, Sam! Happy Halloween!

Hi, if you see this and would like to trick-or-treat, please check if askbox is labeled "Porch light on"

[anannua]

💛 Day 5 - Yellow ⚡️

for Rin Week 2023 I got to draw Rin dressing up as The Yellow Flash for Halloween! I thought about giving her a wig like his granddaughter but went against it last minute

@rinweek2023

[torchickentacos]

trick or treat!!

You get: Max and Brock holding pocky sticks in wine glasses for some unknown reason!

[blockygraphics]

HAL1.BMP, modified March 3, 1993, 8:00 PM; clipart included with CardShop Plus by The Software Toolworks (1994).

[tymime]

There's no excuse for a kid to not wear a Halloween costume. I've heard people say they're too expensive, but it doesn't have to be store-bought. It used to be that all costumes were homemade.

You can go as a cliché bedsheet ghost, wear your parents' clothes, even a put a paper bag over your head and call yourself The Phantom of the Opera... I don't care.

If one of your parents has a makeup kit, just use that.

One year I cut a bunch of holes in an old bedsheet and went as Charlie Brown after "having trouble with the scissors". Nobody got the joke, but I got candy anyway.

Besides, some costumes only cost a couple of bucks. The Dollar Tree around the corner from my house has cheap plastic masks and accessories that are under five dollars.

People are making excuses for laziness and lack of imagination. And on top of that, WHY would you ever WANT to go without a costume?? It's half the fun of trick-or-treating! If you show up without a costume and ask for candy- especially if you're a teenager- what that says to me is that you're only in it for the candy, and not the spooky stuff, and that you're just being greedy.

This isn't some anti-poor thing either. I'M poor. And yet if I really wanted a new costume, I wouldn't lie around and bemoan my inability to get one- I would look through my closet for old clothes, consider using something made of cardboard, anything at all, because I would feel embarrassed, even ashamed, to go out there and not wear one.

If my parents for some reason refused to get me one, I would fight for it. I would whine and complain. I'd rather stay home than not wear a costume. I would do anything to wear a costume.

So maybe if you don't care to have the complete Halloween experience, maybe you don't want it badly enough.