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Q: How will you all celebrate Halloween?

Just a general question as to how you will all celebrate. I am inviting my girlfriends chinese family and friends over with a traditional scottish halloween party planned hehe. Hopefully I can scare the shit out of them haha......... 

15 years 1 day ago in  Culture - Dalian

 
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Booze and horror movies all night long.

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My friend is in charge of the English club on campus. She threw a Chinese Halloween "party" today. Not exactly what I'd call fun. I showed all my classes "The Nightmare Before Halloween" this week. And I'll probably wear something like cat ears on the actual day. Otherwise, nothing much.

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What's the nightmare before Halloween?

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Nightmare before Christmas? I love that movie. And that's a good idea!

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Jnusb416:

Oops, yeah, I meant "The Nightmare Before Christmas." My bad. Although I will warn you, seems like my college students didn't like it. Maybe kids would like it more.

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Halloween? What's that?

woody:

Love your work.

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Go to the clubs that have parties, hit on slutty chicks (There are usually a ton), get liad.  Regret it tomorrow morning while I work.  yes Wait... I did this already on Friday...  Well can't wait till Monday .

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