Do not celebrate Halloween. It is an evil celebration.

[Nonimus]

It's the Celtic New Year F.F.S.! Is Rosh Hashana evil too? I was watching some programe with this bint who was telling us that where the scary kids costume's came from is the 'gap' between the Old Year and the New Year where the Celts considered themselves to be in a 'phantom' zone i.e. outside the boundaries of normal time and thus the spirits of the ancestors etc were for a while able to visit n shit.

 

[kurtwild]

i like halloween,i think people often have the need to be something else but they cant,so this day is theyr chance right?
yea i have heared it too,some people say its bad and stuff but i dont actually care.

 

[blackbeltninja]

It's the Celtic New Year F.F.S.! Is Rosh Hashana evil too?

Rosh Hashana! *shudder*

-d-

 

[justsimon]

What was she wearing?

-d-

She was wearing a black and white dress with black and white striped tights (which she wears often). It was part of her witch costume, but there was no way of knowing that without the hat.

She did get her paycheck, but she had to wait outside, in the cold, for 10 minutes while someone else went and got it.

 

[WillMc88]

I figured that this has to be credible, coming from the History Channel website:

http://www.history.com/minisites/hal...age?pageId=713

That was interesting, but there's one thing I don't get. How can it be said that the ancient Celts witnessed this celebration on the night of October 31? That can't be true unless they share our same calendar of 365 days, which I'm pretty sure they didn't. Please someone correct me if I'm wrong.