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You seem like a great friend, good for youWow, yeah, if they had heard about you, you'd be in some serious strife! Very lucky, but I like your idea of helping good people instead of punishing bad people.
He's not exactly being destroyed by drugs, but he's the kind of guy who shouldn't be taking them. Honestly, he is more qualified to be on this forum than I am - he's on anti-depressants and can't find any enjoyment with life (possibly why he takes drugs). He's a good kid, though. I got him a job and his mother actually called me and thanked me for it, as it has made a massive difference now that he has a job and is earning a little bit of his own money. I spoke to my friend about it, as well, and he's enjoying it. I'm glad I can help him and I told him I'll always be around if he needs anything. Feels good to help him out.
It is good and it does work...in America. In Australia there's only a tiny number of kids out and not many houses have any candy or are prepared to acknowledge the holiday, so it's all very half-baked here. I can understand its appeal (for dentists, too!), but it's not for Australia. In my own opinion, though.Well... isn't it technically a Druidian holiday? Or even a Mexican one?
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I love horror movies and when we have money, I do like handing out candy and seeing all the little kids in their costumes.
Don't see what's wrong with people wanting to watch scary movies and eat candy once a year? XD
I guess the sudden surge of candy consuming is good for the economy in some ways, too...
more business for dentists?
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Thank you. I do try to keep my mates happy.You seem like a great friend, good for you
In fact, his mother told me that I'm a good friend to him, which she likes. She really likes me, which helps.
Well, here in Spain people just do it to get drunk in a zombie costume. This is Spain! XDIt is good and it does work...in America. In Australia there's only a tiny number of kids out and not many houses have any candy or are prepared to acknowledge the holiday, so it's all very half-baked here. I can understand its appeal (for dentists, too!), but it's not for Australia. In my own opinion, though.
I see what you're saying!It is good and it does work...in America. In Australia there's only a tiny number of kids out and not many houses have any candy or are prepared to acknowledge the holiday, so it's all very half-baked here. I can understand its appeal (for dentists, too!), but it's not for Australia. In my own opinion, though.
Haha that sounds either great or terrible. :
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It is a good thing for getting friends together and doing something fun, but I just think it's not integrated enough in Australian culture to take off just yet. Maybe in 20 years or whatever.
Cool! Tell me when you want to comeHaha that sounds either great or terrible. :
I might be in Spain this time next year, money and time-off from work pending.
Haha that's if I actually get there. My mate is raving on and on and on about how he'd like to go to all these different tapas restaurants and bars, so I think that'll be the bulk of our time there. Also going to nightclubs and pubs at night. If I can go!Cool! Tell me when you want to come
My roommates' favorite word is "dude".......
No Halloween, at least officially. We do, however, celebrate the Queens Birthday sometime in June. That's a public holiday in Australia for the Queen of England.What is it with you Aussies? No Halloween??
I don't blame you. I hate Halloween. Always have, always will.
since I'm someone else...I can be silly, social, life of the party in my costume and take on a whole new persona...kind of like acting in a play. It's a wonderful break.
