well dear friend in the netherlands we just descovered halloween.i cellebrate samhain as a witch but we do have something like halloween 11 nov is the day when kids get candy when they go door to door and sing songs.though not the intire country cellebrates that.its the cellebration of a saint.but funny enough more and more kids wanna cellebrate halloween in holland because its fun man.and we see that to.so pray over halloween to come to my country as well just like valentines day did.blessed be
No Halloween in the Netherlands officially but it is getting some attention these days, mostly in decorating houses and holding a party.
As for trick or treat, in some areas St. Martinsday (nov 11) is popular amongst kids, going through the streets from door to door with lights and singing and getting candy. This is actually increasing even though most of the Netherlands was Protestant (and now non-religious).
I celebrate Halloween in the traditional way - I sit on my porch, with a big bucket of candy, and I do my best to scare the poop out of all the little boys and girls who come up to my door.
Those paranoid, superstitious Christian crazies again... Halloween candy cursed by witches? I guess the industry collaborates with the witches because their black magic is what actually causes the sugar cravings, eh?
I love Halloween, it's Cara's and my favorite holiday. Unfortunately we don't see much of it over here. There are a few kids in costumes going around to get candy, and there is the odd Halloween party, but not much else. No decorated houses. The majority only cares about X-mas.
Here in the great land of Pennsylvania, we do it on the Saturday night closest to Halloween. I personally just sit outside with a bowl of candy and give it out, because I don't care to sit inside when everyone is out.
i live in Norway, halloween is not a tradison. I do not cellebrate it. But the last 5-10 years stors have started selling halloween crap to make money
Also, if you watched Jon Stewart last night, he had a very funny segment on the Tennessee mosque bigotry. It was especially funny as his "investigative reporter" was Muslim comedian Aasif Mandvi.
Wouldn't it be much more evil of witches to pray over... Christmas Trees? I mean, candy already does bad things, if you want to hit them where it hurts, get 'em on Jesus' birthday. Even though it wasn't his birthday, and actually a pagan holiday taken over by the Christians. Wouldn't the witches want to take it back? I mean, they still own Halloween. Wait, I'm starting to think like a Christian Conspiracy Theorist...
oh my god..anti halloween already? that's great..just shows ya how much shit these ppl really have to do.
"most of the candy sold this year has been dedicated and prayed over by witches" between the purposely casual way you quoted it and the statement in general I havent laughed harder in a long time
as for how we celebrate halloween.... at night, whenever the date falls, it was a monday like 3 years ago, didnt stop us :D but yea usual trick or treating in costume then eat a ton of free food
Pat's real name, is Marion Gordon Robertson. Pat is nothing more than a nickname. We need to start calling him by his real name, Marion!
Demonic Candy? Yeah right! Candy prayed over by witches RIGHT!
journeyer58 5 months ago
well dear friend in the netherlands we just descovered halloween.i cellebrate samhain as a witch but we do have something like halloween 11 nov is the day when kids get candy when they go door to door and sing songs.though not the intire country cellebrates that.its the cellebration of a saint.but funny enough more and more kids wanna cellebrate halloween in holland because its fun man.and we see that to.so pray over halloween to come to my country as well just like valentines day did.blessed be
witchcerridwen 1 year ago
No Halloween in the Netherlands officially but it is getting some attention these days, mostly in decorating houses and holding a party.
As for trick or treat, in some areas St. Martinsday (nov 11) is popular amongst kids, going through the streets from door to door with lights and singing and getting candy. This is actually increasing even though most of the Netherlands was Protestant (and now non-religious).
NaomiClareNL 1 year ago
I celebrate Halloween in the traditional way - I sit on my porch, with a big bucket of candy, and I do my best to scare the poop out of all the little boys and girls who come up to my door.
atari67 1 year ago
we have a fancy dress BBQ with plenty of good food, drink and company.
cptmachine 1 year ago
I eat Halloween candy and become the Antichrist! Pat's organization better be careful-I have a pocket full of candy corn.
The christians can't kill us for not believing their bs,so they control their retards with infomercials.
arn0ldaar0n 1 year ago
Hm, this reminds me that I need to get some cool Halloween candy from the US this year... =)
SkallagrimNilsson 1 year ago
Those paranoid, superstitious Christian crazies again... Halloween candy cursed by witches? I guess the industry collaborates with the witches because their black magic is what actually causes the sugar cravings, eh?
I love Halloween, it's Cara's and my favorite holiday. Unfortunately we don't see much of it over here. There are a few kids in costumes going around to get candy, and there is the odd Halloween party, but not much else. No decorated houses. The majority only cares about X-mas.
SkallagrimNilsson 1 year ago
Here in the great land of Pennsylvania, we do it on the Saturday night closest to Halloween. I personally just sit outside with a bowl of candy and give it out, because I don't care to sit inside when everyone is out.
skittlesaretasty 1 year ago
i live in Norway, halloween is not a tradison. I do not cellebrate it. But the last 5-10 years stors have started selling halloween crap to make money
tommeraas 1 year ago
Also, if you watched Jon Stewart last night, he had a very funny segment on the Tennessee mosque bigotry. It was especially funny as his "investigative reporter" was Muslim comedian Aasif Mandvi.
azirk83 1 year ago
*facepalm*
Wouldn't it be much more evil of witches to pray over... Christmas Trees? I mean, candy already does bad things, if you want to hit them where it hurts, get 'em on Jesus' birthday. Even though it wasn't his birthday, and actually a pagan holiday taken over by the Christians. Wouldn't the witches want to take it back? I mean, they still own Halloween. Wait, I'm starting to think like a Christian Conspiracy Theorist...
Head asplode.
azirk83 1 year ago
oh my god..anti halloween already? that's great..just shows ya how much shit these ppl really have to do.
"most of the candy sold this year has been dedicated and prayed over by witches" between the purposely casual way you quoted it and the statement in general I havent laughed harder in a long time
as for how we celebrate halloween.... at night, whenever the date falls, it was a monday like 3 years ago, didnt stop us :D but yea usual trick or treating in costume then eat a ton of free food
Reaverhobbies 1 year ago
should we pay more for candy blessed by witches?
Sutorenja 1 year ago
christians suck anyway why dont we just pelt them with the candy so they stfu
wolvenblacktalon1 1 year ago
fuck halloween, its shit
spidafan 1 year ago
No halloween in Israel. :P
marvelona 1 year ago
I knew it!!!!! Candy IS a tool of the devil!!!! lol.
thejohnmithredux 1 year ago