Halloween

jc

Message 9121 · 30 Sep 1997 23:16:21 · Fixed-width font · Whole thread

| From: "John W. Southcombe" <xxx@xxxxx.XXX>

| At 08:21 AM 9/30/97 -0400, you wrote:
| >On Mon, 29 Sep 1997, Larry Edwards wrote:
| >
| > It's coming, (Halloween that is) and the Portland, Oregon branch is
| > looking for something NEW to do. For years, we have done a costume
| > party where dancers are asked to come as their favorive dance, but we've
| > done that theme to death (pun intended). What have some of you done?
| > I'm sure there are a lot of fun activities that other branches have
| > done. By the way, this is for a regular class night, but a fun night,
| > or fright night, or whatever. So, suggestions please.

| Act like adults. Forget the childish dress and games.

Yeah; if you know much history at all, a gang of people all showing up
some place and "acting like adults" is much scarier than any ghosts or
goblins could ever be.

But this is a red herring. We're talking about a dance party, right?
How many Real Adults would ever be at such an event?