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by **kimchi_chigae** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:51 am

Don Mills, huh Mookie? I should have sent some kids over, my building was full of them. }:-)

I got home around 8 and couldn't even get an elevator for 15 min. :-o

by **Coppermine** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:52 am

I forgot to buy candy so I gave out soy sauce packets and used batteries.

by **acsguitar** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:53 am

I live in a very very rich denver neighborhood in a shack thats waiting to be ripped down and property sold.

Anyways I'm in the back unit of the shack.

we had 0 trick or treaters...I can just imagine the parents being like...

"NOOO don't go there.!!"

by **Yoda** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:03 pm

Our townhouse complex got 0 kids... More candy for me... ;-D

by **acsguitar** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:04 pm

Yoda wrote:Our townhouse complex got 0 kids... More candy for me...

Exactly I have 3 bags full of delicious breakfast candy!

by **raiders_umpire** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 1:53 pm

I took my daughter and niece trick or treating last night and they loaded down. They both returned with somewhere in the 20-25 lb. range of candy in their bags. We went off early around 6 or so and hit all of the family members and some of my wife's friends. Then we got back to the house around 7 and loaded up on the golf cart and hit the entire subdivision that is behind our house.

The funniest part was we went to one of my wife's friends house, and the lady there tried to give my daughter some Food Lion candy. My daughter looked straight at her :-b

and asked if she had something else because her daddy would not allow that stuff in the house(Food Lion is my main competition in this area). The lady went scrambling around and finally brought back a banana and told my daughter that the banana did come from her daddy's store. :-b

My 7 year old was more happy with that banana that came from my store then she was with that candy that came from the competition. I loved it. ;-D

by **Omaha Red Sox** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 3:03 pm

raiders_umpire wrote:The funniest part was we went to one of my wife's friends house, and the lady there tried to give my daughter some Food Lion candy. My daughter looked straight at her and asked if she had something else because her daddy would not allow that stuff in the house(Food Lion is my main competition in this area). The lady went scrambling around and finally brought back a banana and told my daughter that the banana did come from her daddy's store. My 7 year old was more happy with that banana that came from my store then she was with that candy that came from the competition. I loved it.

Company man, company daughter. Nice story RU. ;-D

by **acsguitar** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 3:07 pm

raiders_umpire wrote:I took my daughter and niece trick or treating last night and they loaded down. They both returned with somewhere in the 20-25 lb. range of candy in their bags. We went off early around 6 or so and hit all of the family members and some of my wife's friends. Then we got back to the house around 7 and loaded up on the golf cart and hit the entire subdivision that is behind our house.

The funniest part was we went to one of my wife's friends house, and the lady there tried to give my daughter some Food Lion candy. My daughter looked straight at her and asked if she had something else because her daddy would not allow that stuff in the house(Food Lion is my main competition in this area). The lady went scrambling around and finally brought back a banana and told my daughter that the banana did come from her daddy's store. My 7 year old was more happy with that banana that came from my store then she was with that candy that came from the competition. I loved it.

Piggly Wiggly??

by **raiders_umpire** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 4:41 pm

acsguitar wrote:
raiders_umpire wrote:I took my daughter and niece trick or treating last night and they loaded down. They both returned with somewhere in the 20-25 lb. range of candy in their bags. We went off early around 6 or so and hit all of the family members and some of my wife's friends. Then we got back to the house around 7 and loaded up on the golf cart and hit the entire subdivision that is behind our house.

The funniest part was we went to one of my wife's friends house, and the lady there tried to give my daughter some Food Lion candy. My daughter looked straight at her and asked if she had something else because her daddy would not allow that stuff in the house(Food Lion is my main competition in this area). The lady went scrambling around and finally brought back a banana and told my daughter that the banana did come from her daddy's store. My 7 year old was more happy with that banana that came from my store then she was with that candy that came from the competition. I loved it.

Piggly Wiggly??

Yep. That is where I work at. ;-D

by **Big Pimpin** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 4:44 pm

raiders_umpire wrote:
acsguitar wrote:
raiders_umpire wrote:I took my daughter and niece trick or treating last night and they loaded down. They both returned with somewhere in the 20-25 lb. range of candy in their bags. We went off early around 6 or so and hit all of the family members and some of my wife's friends. Then we got back to the house around 7 and loaded up on the golf cart and hit the entire subdivision that is behind our house.

The funniest part was we went to one of my wife's friends house, and the lady there tried to give my daughter some Food Lion candy. My daughter looked straight at her and asked if she had something else because her daddy would not allow that stuff in the house(Food Lion is my main competition in this area). The lady went scrambling around and finally brought back a banana and told my daughter that the banana did come from her daddy's store. My 7 year old was more happy with that banana that came from my store then she was with that candy that came from the competition. I loved it.

Piggly Wiggly??

Yep. That is where I work at.

Great story. ;-D

Wouldn't a lion eat a pig without a problem? :-o

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