Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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Does anyone?

I bet Meg does.

 

[Nemo14]

I bet Meg does.

twice...

 

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Gotta go to the store. I may or may not be doing last minute Christmas shopping.

 

[Nemo14]

Buy me something sparkly,OK?

 

[acishere]

1 more dessert to bake and I'll be done - that one can wait til tomorrow though.


I agree with you there: - Mary rhymes with hairy, Marry rhymes with Carey, and Merry rhymes with berry

The way you worded it makes so much more sense.

 

[Nemo14]

The way you worded it makes so much more sense.

apparently only to you and me though....

 

[acishere]

But on the "bonus points for the trash-can" subject, we don't have any name for the night before Halloween. Only weirdos do....

It's apparently only a thing in NJ. So yes only weirdos have a name for it. We are the only state that needs to give the destructive part of Halloween it's own day.

 

[Nemo14]

It's apparently only a thing in NJ. So yes only weirdos have a name for it. We are the only state that needs to give the destructive part of Halloween it's own day.

We're non-violent here in RI....

 

[JenniferS]

It's apparently only a thing in NJ. So yes only weirdos have a name for it. We are the only state that needs to give the destructive part of Halloween it's own day.

It's called Devil's Night here in Ontario.
Used to be a night of harmless shenanigans (door-bell ringing, tee-peeing houses, soaping windows) and minor crimes (egging cars, flattening car tires, breaking windows). It's not as big a deal as it used to be twenty years ago. Kids are probably too engrossed with their X-boxes and PlayStations to bother anymore.

Just in case, we old-timers still leave the front and side lights on overnight.

 

[trr1]

It's apparently only a thing in NJ. So yes only weirdos have a name for it. We are the only state that needs to give the destructive part of Halloween it's own day.

we call that mischief night here in Chester county pa

 

[acishere]

It's called Devil's Night here in Ontario.
Used to be a night of harmless shenanigans (door-bell ringing, tee-peeing houses, soaping windows) and minor crimes (egging cars, flattening car tires, breaking windows). It's not as big a deal as it used to be twenty years ago. Kids are probably too engrossed with their X-boxes and PlayStations to bother anymore.

Just in case, we old-timers still leave the front and side lights on overnight.

That's what Mischief Night basically was here. I still see lots of toilet paper on trees Halloween morning, but it doesn't really escalate beyond that anymore.

 

[acishere]

we call that mischief night here in Chester county pa

So its a NJ/PA thing then I guess. Like WaWa.

 

[Nemo14]

Florida has WaWa too now.

 

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apparently only to you and me though....

Because you guys are weirdos.

 

[JenniferS]

Florida has WaWa too now.

So does ABC. Baba Wawa. Perhaps you've heard of her?

 

[Nemo14]

Because you guys are weirdos.

and proud of it!

 

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I hadn't been outside at all today until I went to the store a bit ago. It's -4 degrees! Brrr!

 

[Nemo14]

I hadn't been outside at all today until I went to the store a bit ago. It's -4 degrees! Brrr!

It's cold and rainy here. No white Christmas.

 

[acishere]

It's cold and rainy here. No white Christmas.

It's the same weather here, but the forecast says there will be some snow on Christmas Eve. Just in time for a white-ish Christmas and to make my drive to PA the next afternoon more interesting...

 

[MOXOMUMD]

we call that mischief night here in Chester county pa

That's what we call it.