Niketalk be honest...how old were you the last time you went trick or treating??

[kix4kix]

12

 

[kix4kix]

12

 

[chrisb9393]

I went last year and im 17 now

but i just go with a bunch a friends its fun and i havent worn a costume since i was like 9. So its cool i guess doubt im gonna go this year tho some of my friends have full beards

 

[noblekane]

Originally Posted by Manglor

Growing up in a not great neighborhood even i didn't think it was a good idea.

If i went door to door asking for candy people wouldn't even bother hiding razor blades in apples they'd prolly just yell at me for waking them up then cut me.

  

 

[noblekane]

Originally Posted by Manglor

Growing up in a not great neighborhood even i didn't think it was a good idea.

If i went door to door asking for candy people wouldn't even bother hiding razor blades in apples they'd prolly just yell at me for waking them up then cut me.

  

 

[35kd]

last time was probably sometime in middle school...might have gone freshman year of high school but im not sure

 

[35kd]

last time was probably sometime in middle school...might have gone freshman year of high school but im not sure

 

[manglor]

RICHMOND, Va. - Teenagers who trick-or-treat in some cities could face something more threatening than any costumed zombie or ghost - like the long arm of the law.

Some cities across the country have adopted age limits - usually around 12 - for those who can travel door-to-door for candy and other Halloween fare. But while teen violators could face jail or fines up to $100, such laws are rarely strictly enforced.

Take Mayor Mark Eckert of Belleville, Ill., near St. Louis. He led a push in 2008 to ban trick or treating by high school-aged teens in that community of about 35,000 people.

His reasoning? He said he heard from too many single mothers and senior citizens complaining they were frightened by "6-foot-tall kids" showing up at their homes in search of candy.

"When I was a kid my father said to me, You're too damn big to be going trick-or-treating. You're done," Eckert said. "When that doesn't happen, then that's reason for the city governments to intervene."

 

[manglor]

RICHMOND, Va. - Teenagers who trick-or-treat in some cities could face something more threatening than any costumed zombie or ghost - like the long arm of the law.

Some cities across the country have adopted age limits - usually around 12 - for those who can travel door-to-door for candy and other Halloween fare. But while teen violators could face jail or fines up to $100, such laws are rarely strictly enforced.

Take Mayor Mark Eckert of Belleville, Ill., near St. Louis. He led a push in 2008 to ban trick or treating by high school-aged teens in that community of about 35,000 people.

His reasoning? He said he heard from too many single mothers and senior citizens complaining they were frightened by "6-foot-tall kids" showing up at their homes in search of candy.

"When I was a kid my father said to me, You're too damn big to be going trick-or-treating. You're done," Eckert said. "When that doesn't happen, then that's reason for the city governments to intervene."

 

[noblekane]

Originally Posted by Manglor

RICHMOND, Va. - Teenagers who trick-or-treat in some cities could face something more threatening than any costumed zombie or ghost - like the long arm of the law.

Some cities across the country have adopted age limits - usually around 12 - for those who can travel door-to-door for candy and other Halloween fare. But while teen violators could face jail or fines up to $100, such laws are rarely strictly enforced.

Take Mayor Mark Eckert of Belleville, Ill., near St. Louis. He led a push in 2008 to ban trick or treating by high school-aged teens in that community of about 35,000 people.

His reasoning? He said he heard from too many single mothers and senior citizens complaining they were frightened by "6-foot-tall kids" showing up at their homes in search of candy.

"When I was a kid my father said to me, You're too damn big to be going trick-or-treating. You're done," Eckert said. "When that doesn't happen, then that's reason for the city governments to intervene."

what the %+%+?

 poor tall kids being tall ftl

 

[noblekane]

Originally Posted by Manglor

RICHMOND, Va. - Teenagers who trick-or-treat in some cities could face something more threatening than any costumed zombie or ghost - like the long arm of the law.

Some cities across the country have adopted age limits - usually around 12 - for those who can travel door-to-door for candy and other Halloween fare. But while teen violators could face jail or fines up to $100, such laws are rarely strictly enforced.

Take Mayor Mark Eckert of Belleville, Ill., near St. Louis. He led a push in 2008 to ban trick or treating by high school-aged teens in that community of about 35,000 people.

His reasoning? He said he heard from too many single mothers and senior citizens complaining they were frightened by "6-foot-tall kids" showing up at their homes in search of candy.

"When I was a kid my father said to me, You're too damn big to be going trick-or-treating. You're done," Eckert said. "When that doesn't happen, then that's reason for the city governments to intervene."

what the %+%+?

 poor tall kids being tall ftl

 

[reener]

like 10 years old. anything after that my mom forced me to for the free candy.

 

[reener]

like 10 years old. anything after that my mom forced me to for the free candy.

 

[drjordanfreak88]

its probably been at least 5+ years for me...i was feenin for some free candy not too long ago tho..made a few texts..nobody's goin out..just settled for some ice cream

 

[sircharles2ol3]

4th Grade... did the "Scream" gettup... dont remember doing it at all during Middle School.

 

[sircharles2ol3]

4th Grade... did the "Scream" gettup... dont remember doing it at all during Middle School.

 

[drjordanfreak88]

its probably been at least 5+ years for me...i was feenin for some free candy not too long ago tho..made a few texts..nobody's goin out..just settled for some ice cream

 

[raptors29]

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

I think I was like 15 junior year in H.S.


Imagine a big overgrown football player in a crappy costume asking for candy...people were mad confused but didnt wanna get robbed.

I was like 16 or 17. Took my lil bro out. I didn't dress up but I got candy.

 

[raptors29]

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

I think I was like 15 junior year in H.S.


Imagine a big overgrown football player in a crappy costume asking for candy...people were mad confused but didnt wanna get robbed.

I was like 16 or 17. Took my lil bro out. I didn't dress up but I got candy.

 

[17]

12

 

[illmatic34]

8

 

[17]

12

 

[illmatic34]

8

 

[air 23 aj]

12 after that it seemed lame to be a teenager going trick or treating its meant for young children.

 

[air 23 aj]

12 after that it seemed lame to be a teenager going trick or treating its meant for young children.