those are some really spooky undergarments

>>2270
I guess you could say... she got tricked.

When did people start celebrating halloween for the entire month?

>>2272
Are they? At least it's a cool and interesting holiday with all the costumes and stuff. It influences a lot of nice artists and in online games there's usually cool events for it.
Halloween decorations and candy has been sold here starting October 1st for as long as I can remember, so it's nothing new there

>>2272
Halloween is the best holiday, so naturally it deserves a month. Still, I disagree. It's not celebrated for a month. Maybe at big box stores it is, going based on what sort of merchandise they have on show, but certainly not by regular people. In my experience, people generally set up Halloween decorations at their home maybe a week before Halloween which I think is pretty reasonable.

Halloweensperm

>>2320
pemis

A very spooky song about the spookiest of all monsters: the riajuu

>>3929
nice+cute song

>>3929
riajuu, is that like manjuu? those things are terrifying

>>2272
Its not unusual for people that put on big productions like haunted houses/trails. I guess I'm used to it because my Dad has always been Halloween crazy. But we'd generally start planning for it 3 months in advance and by the first of October we would have already finished building a bunch of stuff and planned out costumes+lined up staff. Then we'd spend the second half of the month actually running the place for about 2 weeks. The weekend before or during Halloween would be super busy with large numbers of visitors. By the 1st of November we'd either be wrapping things up if it fell before the last Saturday in October or that'd be our last night if the weekend fell just after the 31st.

Then we'd spend half of November tearing everything down. Growing up I never really got to celebrate Halloween because I was always working. I think I got to go trick of treating twice before they put me to work then I didn't get to experience a proper Halloween party until I was 19-20.

Dad stopped putting on large productions by the time I was 21 but they still call him in now and again to run them for other people. It wasn't unusual to have 50-100 people working under us to run the trail/house. We'd generally only use the same location 2-3 years in a row max so we had to build everything up from scratch often and even when we used the same location they'd change the floor plan and layout every year to keep it fresh. Lots of work.

I don't think people celebrate or do things like this anymore. At least not at the local community scale. The only haunted houses/trails around now are these large productions run by professional types charging $20+ a person to enter them. The children don't trick or treat anymore and families don't do things together anymore like they did back then. I don't think the high school age people party unsupervised anymore like they did when I was growing up either. Maybe I'm out of touch but I doubt there is a designated party house that always has 10-30 teenagers drinking and smoking underage in it these days. If there is something like that my younger cousins and siblings must not be invited to them. The Frat houses don't seem that rowdy anymore either.

>>3932
I miss big spooky events, especially corn mazes, no one does those near me anymore even though there's still plenty of corn fields

>>3933
Everyone with land to spare is too worried about getting sued these days. Someone tripping and breaking their arm can mean losing everything. Even if they signed a release form it's easy enough for a lawyer to argue it isn't legally binding. Even if you win in court you're still out several thousand dollars because you had to pay the lawyer to defend you. Most farmers just prefer to avoid the headache.

Never mind the fact that a lot of people don't respect the land anymore and throw trash everywhere or set things on fire for no reason.

I really miss community events like that too. We set-up shop for 2 years in the old local post office. It was really cool. I got to crawl around in the old tubes that ran around the building just under the high ceiling. It had one way mirrored windows you could look down to the floor through. Every little bit it the tube would open up into a little office type area where they had a little desk and a place to stretch out. It was how management spied on employees before they had security cameras.

It had a huge old bell tower as well. We climbed up there the first night and rang the bell for probably the first time in 40+ years. I wonder if it's still up there. It's massive and probably worth a ton of money now.

Halloween is like a neutered holiday now. I feel bad for the children that have to 'celebrate' it by riding in their parent's car going from church to church to get those little pathetic excuses for candy bars. When I was little a lot of people gave away homemade candy and sweets. But everyone stopped doing that by the time I was a teenager because of the bullshit stories about people poisoning children.

I wonder if the teenagers now know about egging houses. On Halloween weekend back then all the local asshole teachers already knew the deal. They weren't going to have a mailbox by morning and their house was going to be covered in eggs.

>>2272
funny you should mention that because I've already ordered some christmas decor which I'm more than likely going to set up as soon as i get my hands on it

>>2269
She gonna sit on my face with dat der spooky bootay?

>>2272
Please no "stop having fun guys" guy. Halloween doesn't end til midnight, December 1st anon. And even then, there's the nightmare before Christmas, the horror of Valentine's, the twin terrors of Cinco De Mayo and Easter, and the spooky summer under the burning wrath of the hateful glaring solar monster above which brings both life and death. In summary: there's always a reason to be afraid.

>>4060
Now make her 2D