Question: should I shade my creative content accordingly? There’s gonna be a bit more anyway, given that Halloween is a fun holiday for me. But I do not know whether a steady diet of more spooky stuff is going to still be well-received on, say, October 23rd. Thoughts?
Tag: halloween
Unhappy Bizarro Hallowene!
This is why we have the Internet, honestly. Because you didn’t know that today was Bizarro Halloween. And yet, somehow, knowing this – and that it’s celebrated with Mickey Mantle masks – makes things just a little bit better.
Today is #Halloween in#BizarroWorld, when scary Mickey Mantle masks are worn. "Us love ugliness!" pic.twitter.com/BRab8d5eyM
— Mark Pahlow (@mcpheeceo) May 24, 2016
A public service announcement on Halloween-themed campaign emails.
Don’t send them out. There are, maybe, three or four political jokes that you can make about Halloween; and for sheer, creeping terror nothing quite matches the sight of an Inbox full of tedious variants of them. Yes, the Other Side is Scary. Thank you. We get the point. Dear God, but we get the point.
And no pumpkin emojis!
And get off my lawn!
Holiday Posting Rules are in effect.
Because it’s Halloween, and there’s a full day of activities slotted already. Pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, holding out on devouring the candy, cider drinking… you know how it goes. I post as I post.
“Giant, inflatable pumpkin terrorizes Peoria!”
Well, this must have been a sight to see.
The police are investigating possible foul play. No, really; somebody may have tampered with the supports. The people who own the giant inflatable pumpkin, however, seemed determined to squash that particular rumor.
Tomorrow is Halloween!
The kids are finally starting to really get into the holiday, so it’s gonna be a busy time for the family tomorrow. Fortunately, the weather looks good; I was worried about rain, where I was. So my major worry right now is just keeping from overdosing on ALL THE HARVEST FOOD. I don’t crave chocolate*; I crave crusty bread and apple cider and pumpkin pies and slow-cooked pork and I should totally run out and get all of that tonight see my problem?
Moe Lane
*…Much.
So, Halloween went pretty smoothly.
Almost no Elsas, though. According to Twitter, that was supposedly a thing elsewhere today.
Early night of it, honestly.
Partially stress, partially election, a little bit from, frankly, gas – but mostly because my MMO just started up the Halloween event and I feel the urge to go fight Kitties of Ulthar. Which are pretty much Crinos-form werewolves with cat heads on them. Hey, it’s Halloween.
So, I have a bunch of pumpkin seeds now. Roast ’em?
Feel free to either agree, agree with suggestions about how to roast ’em, or disagree with an alternative suggestion. I separated ’em out from the gloop and tossed the gloop, which maybe I shouldn’t have done; but my wife has another* pumpkin to carve, so if there’s something that can be done with the gloop, or the seeds-and-gloop, that can still happen.
Moe Lane
*Halloween is firmly part of my wife’s domain. This was her family’s favorite holiday, she’s good at all the things associated with it, and my job is to (happily) fetch things, stand back, and watch. And maybe roast pumpkin seeds.
North Dakotan woman hates Halloween, and apparently small children.
A North Dakota woman said she’s not planning on handing out candy to children she believes are “moderately obese.” Instead she’s giving them letters.
The woman’s plan to take childhood obesity in her own hands is sparking much controversy after she called into a Fargo, N.D. radio station early Tuesday morning.
Somebody should explain to said woman the reason for the season. Continue reading North Dakotan woman hates Halloween, and apparently small children.