Halloween Folklores#1

Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by *clusterbomb (01), Oct 21, 2013.

  1. ?That's tomorrow's Anya
     
  2. We used to bob for apples at halloween parties. Ofcourse im short so i had to use a stool
     
  3. Yay!!! Please wall me when you post it!!! I won't be on in the morning having a small in office surgery.
     
  4. Chances are someone else will do it now just to be a ass
     
  5. Lol let them. I'm doing a whole series of threads leading up to the actual day of Halloween  there's plenty of folklores and legends to tell
     
  6. ?Ill be pissed if someone else does it! Don't take this from Chloe.
     
  7. Chole <sp i like your style, i read up on a lot of history myself, ive read a lot of thr folk tales but im still intrested in what you have to say
     
  8. I as well have read up on the history, I absolutely love halloweens history, as well as Salem witch trials history things of that nature.
     
  9. I wanna know where costumes came from
     
  10. Ill definitely be doing one on costumes
     
  11. This was very interesting, looking forward to the next one! good job :D
     
  12. I always try to do that but rather then bobbing it turns to nearly drowning for apple's Lol
     
  13. makes you wonder if apples are really worth drowning for?
     
  14. I bobbed for apples once never did it again after I realized I couldn't breath threw my nose.
     
  15. This was very interesting, I'm looking forward to the next threads!

    I went bobbing for apples once. I made myself look like an idiot
     
  16. I've never heard of it before, but this is really interesting, im looking forward to reading more!
     
  17. We did both bobbing for apples in a basin of water and from a string. My parents always pushed money into the apples but I never knew if it was just something they did or if it was tradition and other Irish families did it.
    We also had to keep our hands behind our backs.

    Great thread ideas  had to search this one out after reading your pumpkin thread.