I notice that we seem to be having 'Harvest Festivals' rather than Hallowe'en Carnivals.
Can I wear my hot witch costume to the Harvest Festival at my church?
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Like, a hot witch costume would be totally perfectly perfect, Anemone! You'd be a Betty fer shur! I'm totally dressing up as the Jennifer Beals character in Flashdance and I'm wearing some fantabulous leg warmers! My boyfriend, Randy, wants to go as, like, Rick Springfield. As if! I mean, I totally love my boyfriend, but RICK SPRINGFIELD? Oh my God! He is so awesome! I'm so sure!
quote:Originally posted by Anemone:
I notice that we seem to be having 'Harvest Festivals' rather than Hallowe'en Carnivals.
Can I wear my hot witch costume to the Harvest Festival at my church?
Churches think calling it a Harvest Festival will ease people away from the evil of Halloween
but the Wiccan New Year by any other name... quote:Originally posted by Valley Girl:
Like, a hot witch costume would be totally perfectly perfect, Anemone! You'd be a Betty fer shur! I'm totally dressing up as the Jennifer Beals character in Flashdance and I'm wearing some fantabulous leg warmers! My boyfriend, Randy, wants to go as, like, Rick Springfield. As if! I mean, I totally love my boyfriend, but RICK SPRINGFIELD? Oh my God! He is so awesome! I'm so sure!
You`re so rad!
Its the grim reapers party and the harvest will be your souls!
You're all sunshine and lollipops, MrPepper - as Glenn Beck would say. 
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ROFL WIP!
I noticed some local church had a sign detailing the evils of Halloween. Are these people serious? Haven't they ever heard of All Saints Day and All Hallows Eve? There are some real rubes in the world.
Sounds like that church sign is begging for an egging.
quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by Anemone:
I notice that we seem to be having 'Harvest Festivals' rather than Hallowe'en Carnivals.
Can I wear my hot witch costume to the Harvest Festival at my church?
Churches think calling it a Harvest Festival will ease people away from the evil of Halloween
Whatever Wiccans may practice, it's still the Celtic New Year, plain and simple. If we wish to cast a Druid light upon it, remember, May Day was their most holy day, and I don't see any protests against May Pole dances in elementary school.
quote:Originally posted by Larry Tate:
I noticed some local church had a sign detailing the evils of Halloween. Are these people serious? Haven't they ever heard of All Saints Day and All Hallows Eve? There are some real rubes in the world.
Dressing up and going door-to-door asking for candy is evil....but dressing up and going from car trunk to car trunk in a church parking lot is fine....lol.
Hmmmm....i wonder how many church people have have offerings on top of straw altars in their yards??
Great point, Tizzy! I never thought about it like that.
quote:Originally posted by FirenzeVeritas:quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by Anemone:
I notice that we seem to be having 'Harvest Festivals' rather than Hallowe'en Carnivals.
Can I wear my hot witch costume to the Harvest Festival at my church?
Churches think calling it a Harvest Festival will ease people away from the evil of Halloween
Whatever Wiccans may practice, it's still the Celtic New Year, plain and simple...
Of course it is, all good Celtic Wiccans know that
.....LOL!! Yes, we do!!quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by FirenzeVeritas:quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by Anemone:
I notice that we seem to be having 'Harvest Festivals' rather than Hallowe'en Carnivals.
Can I wear my hot witch costume to the Harvest Festival at my church?
Churches think calling it a Harvest Festival will ease people away from the evil of Halloween
Whatever Wiccans may practice, it's still the Celtic New Year, plain and simple...
Of course it is, all good Celtic Wiccans know that
And what about the Christmas Tree? I bet everyone of the Halloween naysayers put up one of those pagan symbols in their house. People are just plain goofy.
quote:Originally posted by Larry Tate:
And what about the Christmas Tree? I bet everyone of the Halloween naysayers put up one of those pagan symbols in their house. People are just plain goofy.
Ohhyea...a pagan tree with a pentagram on top
The First Baptist church i use to attend, and guess i'm still a member of, refused to put up a Christmas tree in the church, but it was okay to put it in the fellowship hall ....even then it could only be decorated with stars, angels and snowflakes...NO representation of Santa, reindeers, etc. was allowed.
Personally, I'm getting with some of my Wiccan friends at our annual Samhain festival. This year, we're paying homage to our queen, Stevie Nicks. I can't tell you what all we will do, but the ritual will include layers of chiffon, platform boots, and possibly, singing Rhiannon. Then, maybe we'll all go Trunk-or-Treating at the First Baptist mega church here in town.
[OMG! Is she serious?]
[OMG! Is she serious?]
quote:Originally posted by Wild Irish Prose:
You're all sunshine and lollipops, MrPepper - as Glenn Beck would say.
Just getting into character-i'm going as Bill Gray this year.
quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by Larry Tate:
And what about the Christmas Tree? I bet everyone of the Halloween naysayers put up one of those pagan symbols in their house. People are just plain goofy.
Ohhyea...a pagan tree with a pentagram on top
The First Baptist church i use to attend, and guess i'm still a member of, refused to put up a Christmas tree in the church, but it was okay to put it in the fellowship hall ....even then it could only be decorated with stars, angels and snowflakes...NO representation of Santa, reindeers, etc. was allowed.
Well, according to the church lady, you only have to move one letter in 'Santa' to get 'Satan',anyway.
quote:Originally posted by lynnblount:quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by Larry Tate:
And what about the Christmas Tree? I bet everyone of the Halloween naysayers put up one of those pagan symbols in their house. People are just plain goofy.
Ohhyea...a pagan tree with a pentagram on top
The First Baptist church i use to attend, and guess i'm still a member of, refused to put up a Christmas tree in the church, but it was okay to put it in the fellowship hall ....even then it could only be decorated with stars, angels and snowflakes...NO representation of Santa, reindeers, etc. was allowed.
Well, according to the church lady, you only have to move one letter in 'Santa' to get 'Satan',anyway.
And you only have to replace the last "a" in Satan with an "i" to get satin....and we all know how evil those satin undies and satin sheets can be, right?
I guess that makes satin the devil's material......so if you don't want to go to he\\, don't buy satin sheets, and take off those satin panties!
LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by lynnblount:quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by Larry Tate:
And what about the Christmas Tree? I bet everyone of the Halloween naysayers put up one of those pagan symbols in their house. People are just plain goofy.
Ohhyea...a pagan tree with a pentagram on top
The First Baptist church i use to attend, and guess i'm still a member of, refused to put up a Christmas tree in the church, but it was okay to put it in the fellowship hall ....even then it could only be decorated with stars, angels and snowflakes...NO representation of Santa, reindeers, etc. was allowed.
Well, according to the church lady, you only have to move one letter in 'Santa' to get 'Satan',anyway.
And you only have to replace the last "a" in Satan with an "i" to get satin....and we all know how evil those satin undies and satin sheets can be, right?
I guess that makes satin the devil's material......so if you don't want to go to he\\, don't buy satin sheets, and take off those satin panties!
Satin sheets are sheer he//.... you can't stay on them and they get extremely hot after lying on and under them for a while..... and baby oil won't come out of them.....
quote:Originally posted by Calypso:quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by lynnblount:quote:Originally posted by tizzy:quote:Originally posted by Larry Tate:
And what about the Christmas Tree? I bet everyone of the Halloween naysayers put up one of those pagan symbols in their house. People are just plain goofy.
Ohhyea...a pagan tree with a pentagram on top
The First Baptist church i use to attend, and guess i'm still a member of, refused to put up a Christmas tree in the church, but it was okay to put it in the fellowship hall ....even then it could only be decorated with stars, angels and snowflakes...NO representation of Santa, reindeers, etc. was allowed.
Well, according to the church lady, you only have to move one letter in 'Santa' to get 'Satan',anyway.
And you only have to replace the last "a" in Satan with an "i" to get satin....and we all know how evil those satin undies and satin sheets can be, right?
I guess that makes satin the devil's material......so if you don't want to go to he\\, don't buy satin sheets, and take off those satin panties!
Satin sheets are sheer he//.... you can't stay on them and they get extremely hot after lying on and under them for a while..... and baby oil won't come out of them.....
neither will whipped cream stains, or chocolate or strawberry syrup, or butterscotch topping, or caramel sauce...
quote:Originally posted by tizzy:
neither will whipped cream stains, or chocolate or strawberry syrup, or butterscotch topping, or caramel sauce...
And you should know!!!!!
