Trick or Treat isn't the same thing as Halloween. Halloween is always the same day every year. Trick or Treating can be whenever that area decides.
When is Trick or Treating where you are?
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 JulieAnne20 |
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Posts: 37408 (10/27/2009 10:54 AM) Best Debater '09
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 Alex the Goob |
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Posts: 54028 (10/27/2009 10:55 AM) |
JulieAnne20 wrote: Since when? 
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Posts: 1118 (10/27/2009 10:55 AM) |
Yes but if no one says otherwise, it's on Halloween by default.
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JulieAnne20 |
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Posts: 37409 (10/27/2009 11:10 AM) Best Debater '09
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Alex the Goob wrote: Halloween is the name of the actual holiday. Trick or Treat is an activity that is part of Halloween. They aren't quite the same thing, though. |
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vivalavix |
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Posts: 26102 (10/27/2009 11:12 AM) |
JulieAnne20 wrote:Right? That'd be like saying gift giving and Christmas are one in the same. Just because Trick or Treating may take place a few days earlier doesn't mean the date of the holiday changes
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KimLikesBigOranges |
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Posts: 843 (10/27/2009 11:47 AM) |
I don't know, if something is on a holiday I want to be able to do it on the holiday. I loved going trick or treating on Halloween when I was a kid.
I'm glad around here it always has been (and I'm sure always will be) on Halloween, no set time.
Thanksgiving dinner is part of thanksgiving, but I'm not eating the dinner the week before
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JulieAnne20 |
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Posts: 37411 (10/27/2009 11:50 AM) Best Debater '09
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KimLikesBigOranges wrote:No set time? That's kind of odd. I don't want random people just showing up at my door all day and night on halloween. That would be super annoying.
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