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Europan Koranz wrote:

Good how are you?Bonsoir, ici on parle en anglais. Apologies if I misspelt anything, french is not my first language.

Oh OK.

Northen czech wrote:

Everyone waits for Halloween, i wait for the World Cup 😎

I don't celebrate hallowwen

I told you last year
Did I?

New american-canadian amazon wrote:

Me too. But my family celebrate Halloween

Ok another Reason Is it represents Death, evil spirits and fear

Nigeriao Kingdom wrote:

Ok another Reason Is it represents Death, evil spirits and fear

Where are u from?

New american-canadian amazon wrote:

I think that people dress up in horror story costumes so that evil spirits get mixed up and can't enter the houses.

I don't belive In ghosts and other "scary stuff"

New american-canadian amazon wrote:

Okay. I'm from Canada, but my ancestors are Armenians XD

mine are from UK, Spain and Nigeria

Nigeriao Kingdom wrote:

mine are from UK, Spain and Nigeria

My great-grandmother is Armenian, but I don't know Armenian, well, except for Kim Kardashian, Cher, Kirk Kerkorian, ahah.

Nigeriao Kingdom wrote:

At my house on Halloween, We lock our doors we can't go out (Not even to McDonald's) And we stay in

There are always like 10000000000000000000 Trick or Treaters

My mom treats the neighbours on Halloween.

New american-canadian amazon wrote:

My great-grandmother is Armenian, but I don't know Armenian, well, except for Kim Kardashian, Cher, Kirk Kerkorian, ahah.

Well my great-great grandfather died before I was born same with Grandpa my G-G Grandfather is from spain and the only other spain man I know is Mikel Arteta

My mum lived in Cumbira and in the 1980s they had a thing called "mischief night" or something similar, it happened on Halloween
Apparently people would carve turnips (difficult) and cause mischief, hence the name.
Apparently her village council decided to ban it because some teens would continuously remove the church gate and throw it in the tarn
every
year
for some reason

Nigeriao Kingdom wrote:

HOOOOOOHOOOOOOO

Why Turnips?

It was a tiny isolated village in Cumbria
The nearest town was (and is) like 5km or so away
They didn't have pumpkins, i's not like they'd go all the way to Manchester (nearest big city) just to get a gourd
Turnips, however
were native to the region

so they used those I guess

Just noticed that the first post in europe is 11 years old...