“If you wanna go to haunted houses, Daddy will hafta take you. That stuff scares me. I got scared at the children’s museum haunted house, and that’s for kids! The Snow White ride at Disney World scared Mama. That witch is scary! I don’t care how old you are, she’s scary!”
WAY SCARIER IN PERSON!
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joeyfullystated 
Can’t say they’re my thing either. Actually, to be honest, Hallowe’en in general is not my thing.
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Mine neither.
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Really? Yay. There are at least 2 of us. Why North America has become gaga over Hallowe’en completely escapes me.
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Me too. Maybe I’m scared enough of everyday life? (That’s Friday’s post.)
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I rather prefer Haloween, myself. Or rather, Samhain. Though Im a bad pagan. I just light a candle, say goodnight, and wish things well.
Happy Holiday joey 🙂
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Upcoming A Blessed Samhain to you. But you know, Halloween traditions, and most horror movies, are far from the thinning of the veil. Give me a circle or a Ouija board… not blood and gore and people leaping out with chainsaws! 😛
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I enjoy Halloween, but I fully agree with both of you. Over the top horror is just that and not for me–ever. The more traditional things and reasons (thinning of the veil) are my level of spooky enough.
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I am a big old scaredy cat too, Joey!
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The most frightening ride at D-land is definitely It’s a Small World. Brrr…
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I love carving pumpkins. Other than that, on Halloween, my husband and I usually keep our doors locked, the blinds closed and watch scary movies on TV. That’s as Halloweeny as I get.
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I love carving pumpkins, too 🙂 We’ve got mad squirrels here, so when we do carve them, it’s a one-night-only affair — the squirrels start eating them at dawn 😛 I’ve seen some large ceramic jack o’lanterns and I’m thinkin about it…
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Awww, they’re not the same as real ones,though I’m sure a half eaten pumpkin does not look so good
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And it’s more than a tad messy as well…
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But there’s nothing scarier than a scary clown.
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Not a fan of Halloween, either. That’s at least 3 or 4 of us. We could have a non-Halloween party. 🙂 I’m also not a fan of horror movies these days. Everything is so over-the-top. I remember the good old days when “Wait Until Dark” was considered scary. 🙂
janet
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Ooh yes! I like the creepy stuff 🙂
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Looking through the comments, and I love Halloween. I’m not in favor of blood and gore. Suspense and the threat behind something is much more satisfying. There is a difference between fear and disgust that gets missed these days.
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So much yes!
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I am not easily scared but I am a bit circumspect around dark places. As far as Halloween goes I can take it or leave it. When the kids were young we used to have a big party for the friends and cousins. Now I look forward to the days after and the discounted candy.
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I’m so with you on this one…the Disney villains are damn scary ! ☺
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I’m with you. I’m no fan of being scared.
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🙂
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I’m not into scary stuff, either. My friends want me to go on the haunted trails and crap, and I’m over here like “scary stuff and walking? lol ain’t happening.”
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Hey, I have an idea, why don’t we schedule an ideal time for panic attacks in the woods? 😛 Yeah, no, thanks.
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I’m scared of a lot of things now that I didn’t used to be. Wonder if that’s wisdom, or frailty?
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Personally, I think it’s a bit of both. Self-preservation is a good and natural thing, until it stops you from enjoying life.
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Gotta find a balance, I always say. 🙂
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AND I AGREE!! I am such a proud wimp when it comes to scary houses or horror movies or even parody horror movies.
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Having an anxiety disorder means hating Halloween these days! Also being squeamish. Why can’t we have nice, dry zombies like we used to have when I was a girl? Why do these zombies today have to be all gooey and bloody and bits sloughing off all over the place? I’m for respecting the thinning of the veil and everybody keeping their blood to themselves.
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LOL I’ve never known nice dry zombies, and I envy you that!
Also, Amen. That’s what my post today is all about.
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I love Halloween and regards scary stuff. Just not the mutilated murderous stuff! “Too real.”
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