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ID	Post Type	Posted By	Comment	Title	Posted On

2956	Article	NLogan	Oh and by the way the blow mold skull trick-or-treat bucket in the first photo is made by Renzi and they are fairly easy to come by.		Oct 15, 2015
2955	Article	NLogan	Loved the personal pictures and memories of your mom and your Halloweens of the past. I still believe in the magic of Halloween and the fun of becoming anything for one night. I am glad that Halloween was there to save you when you needed it most.	I was born in love with Halloween.	Oct 15, 2015
2954	Article	onipar	Thanks! Were the McRobots the ones that transformed? I used to love those. I really just want toys in cereal boxes again. :-p	Halloween Promotional Items of the 80s and 90s	Oct 15, 2015
2953	Article	Vaporman87	Epic. lol. Just epic, this. On the down side, it's pretty easy to see why Halloween sucked for you. I mean... pooping your pants... that pretty much seals the deal. But there are just so many reasons here for you to despise Halloween, yet you seem to have made peace with it. Perhaps as time goes on, and you have kids of your own, then Halloween will become what it should have always been for you... a joy.	Halloween Sucks	Oct 15, 2015
2952	Article	Vaporman87	Okay so, I'm going to be up front and confess that I am pretty sure this is the first article I have read here that brought a little moisture to my eyes. I can't imagine losing a parent at such a young age, then having to face that and the holiday that really brought you both so much joy all at once every year thereafter. That you treat it more like a celebration of those times instead of a time to mourn is honorable and amazing. I can't know what you went through, but I too lost my mother in late October (actually the day after my wedding anniversary). So celebrating our anniversary and mourning the death of my mom are almost inseparable. But in the end both days are really a celebration of love. Love gained and love lost.	I was born in love with Halloween.	Oct 15, 2015
2951	Article	Vaporman87	Both of those places look incredibly cool to visit... the barren spot simply because of it's lore and it's placement in the middle of nowhere, and the house because it just looks incredible. Perfectly preserved for decades, ripe with history just waiting to be found, photographed, and researched. What a trip this had to be. This was a fun read!	The Devil's Tramping Ground	Oct 15, 2015
2950	Article	Vaporman87	That's one thing I wanted to avoid when choosing a costume for trick or treating... I didn't want to be predictable. I wanted to keep people guessing as to what I would be each year.	Gwen Costume 2000	Oct 15, 2015
2949	Article	kidcoffee	As a kid I hated those cursed McDonalds trick or treat buckets as I felt I was gypped an actual toy, but looking back now those were super cool. In fact I still have my original collection somewhere in my house gathering dust. I really should give them a proper display. As for the McNugget monsters, those I loved. Probably my second favorite McDonald's toy of all time with the first being the McRobots. Both of which have caused me a lot of wasted time on Ebay trying to buy back a piece of my childhood. Great article. It brought back a lot of fantastic memories.	Halloween Promotional Items of the 80s and 90s	Oct 15, 2015
2947	Article	Vaporman87	That's a neat story DirtyD. That had to be a great tour to take. To see all those strange and seemingly senseless features in the house, that has to be very cool.	Searching for a Real Haunted House	Oct 15, 2015
2946	Article	onipar	Most of those I've never heard of, but there are a couple there that I used to get and haven't thought about in YEARS! I actually used to get lemon heads all the time from my ice cream truck, and occasionally would get the melon one and the apple one. They were definitely rarer. I'm not sure I ever had the melody pop with a moving stick, but I definitely had whistle pops!	4 Rare Retro Candies	Oct 15, 2015