Has Halloween Become Overcommercialized? 4

Posted by samzenpus on Friday October 31, 2008 @03:54PM from the get-back-to-your-roots dept.

Halloween is not about candy. It is about fighting off evil spirits

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It's a conspiracy! (Score:2)

by Ollabelle ( 980205 ) writes:

In modern times, it has always been about candy.
My conspiracy theory goes like this:
October - Halloween candy.
December - Christmas candy.
February - Valentines candy.
April - Easter candy.
June - no holiday yet
August - no holiday yet.
I figure the sugar powers-that-be are working on filling in the two missing slots.
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  by TheGeniusIsOut ( 1282110 ) writes:
  
  The dental branch of the triumvirate gets June through September for root canals.
Then stop! (Score:2)

by darkhitman ( 939662 ) writes:

Best reason to quit. Only reason to quit.

A man has an idea. The idea attracts others, like-minded. The idea expands. The idea becomes ... an institution. What was the idea? See, that's what's been bothering me boys. But I'll tell you, when I used to think about the idea itself, I'd put a big old smile on my face.

You see, gentlemen, greed is for amateurs. Disorder, chaos, anarchy ... now that's fun!

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