Food Buzz So this is where Mr. Owl was getting his statistics from. I'd have thought “Satisfaction” would have a higher percentage.
I applaud the 10% of parents who have the willpower not to steal candy from their kids' trick-or-treat bags. Click here for a pumpkin sized view.
This is the best kids' Halloween rap I've ever heard. It's also the only kids' Halloween rap I've ever heard, but that's beside the point. (via break.com)
I'm impressed, not only by those dance moves but their ability to weave “99 Luftballons” into the end of the song.
http://www.cockeyed.com/archive/candy_code/candy_code.html
Sacramento kids developed a hobo-esque code for Halloween, leaving chalk symbols on the sidewalks outside houses to indicate positive or negative candy information. Use these markings to watch out for cheek pinchers and mean dogs. If you’re lucky, you’ll get full-size candy bars or (like the pic included) an OPEN PORCH BOWL.