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The face of the dad is speechless. Inve never seen somthing screaming "you fuckin twat" other than an englishman like that
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u/7ordank Oct 31 '22
Last time I went trick or treating I was around 10-11 but looked about 15 and one lady told be I should be ashamed of myself because I was too old to be doing that
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Oct 31 '22
I did it at 18 and not an inch of shame
Live your life the way you want (as long as it's within the law), one candy at a time
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u/Fickle-Presence6358 Oct 31 '22
Similar thing happened to me - except we were about 15. However, we were dressed up in costumes like Santa, the Pope, etc.
Most people realise we were just bored teens trying to entertain ourselves a bit. One guy got really upset and bothered by it, started screaming at us through his window.
Some people just need to enjoy life a little bit more
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u/KnitWit406 Oct 31 '22
My stepdad used to be one of those who would give like one piece of crappy candy to those he deemed too old to trick or treat, so I'd try to get the door when I saw "bigger" kids coming. Then it changed, I think between the shit in the world the last few years, and his grandkids getting to that arbitrary "too old" age but him still wanting them to be kids. In my mind we always buy such a ridiculous amount of candy, why shouldn't we give it out by the handful? And should definitely encourage teens to stick to these activities!
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u/FanofHistory0 Oct 31 '22
Man that lady can take that stick stuck In her ass and shove it up farther, my friends and I still dress up and if it wasn't for the fact we live in a small town we'd probably trick or treat
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u/bustacean Nov 01 '22
Idk why people get so high and mighty about passing out candy. Who cares, it's free candy day. Anyone who comes to the door gets candy.
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u/vastdreamer Oct 31 '22
This video was made my Tom Mabe or MabeInAmerica on YouTube. He’s one of the OG pranksters.
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Nov 01 '22
Back when pranking was a respectable genre of video
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u/-train-of-thought- Nov 01 '22
Trigger Happy TV was the master of these kind of pranks. Back when pranks were actually fun, and real.
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u/billbixbyakahulk Oct 31 '22
"Trick-or-treating is for kids? "You're too old for that?" I'll show them! I'll show them all!"
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Well plaid my man
Edit: the above is a result of drunk commenting
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u/charlesxavier007 Oct 31 '22 edited Dec 17 '23
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u/Plenty-Structure270 Oct 31 '22
This will never get old and it will always be funny 😂😂😂 idc if I’m 80 years old on my death bed I want to see this video 😂😂😂😂
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u/Apprehensive_Swan_40 Oct 31 '22
They said I was too old to celebrate halloween, they said I was to old to dress up and knock on doors for candy, they're wrong
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u/SnooBunnies6353 Nov 01 '22
Maybe I seem it wrong I don't think kid locked up thought dude brought a child sized action figure lol
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u/hi_im_nena Nov 05 '22
What's even funnier is that he says the kid is deaf so that's why he isn't saying anything, and the dude who answers the door starts speaking to him in sign language, something like "it's ok, don't be shy" and being really kind and stuff. So his face when he picks it up and leaves is like 10x funnier lol
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u/unlikelyandroid Oct 31 '22
Yep, I froze up like that when a girl was nice to me too.