..,dreading answering the door for Halloween? UPDATE IN OP

[HunnyPots]

My dh said last night as we watched obvious highschoolers (how do I know?? Well I don't know of any 10 year olds who are OVER 6 FOOT TALL!! ) pushing and being usual rude teenagers trick or treating at the downtown TOT "If you have a C-cup... You are too old to trick or treat."


I've decided when we move into our new house, that I will have two bowls of treats. One will be filled with candy and whatnot, and the other one will be for the teens filled with travel sized deodorent and pimple cream.

OK - I am guessing you are not a parent of teenagers. Once your kids are teens, I truly hope you are as offended by remarks like this as I am right now.

Not all teens are rude!!! I have two teens and am around 60-70 teens on a regular basis. I would have to say that your decription fits less than 1% of the teenagers I know. Last night, we had probably 20-30 teenagers trick or treating at my house and NONE of them were rude or in any way as you described.

If you have kids, they WILL become teenagers one day. For their sake, I hope you rethink your anti-teen position before they do.

 

[HoneyPooh]

"If you have a C-cup... You are too old to trick or treat."

Please don't take offense, because I collect them myself and I'm 42 (have about 200), but some would say that if you are old enough to be married you are to old for Barbies. Doesn't matter if it's an expensive Barbie, it's still a Barbie. Not to mention one of my best friends has been a D cup since 4th grade.


When did trick-or-treating get so many rules?