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Happy Hulloween 08:19 - Oct 31 with 860 viewshoppy

Let’s hope we’ll all be celebrating later!

Could be a tricky game, but 3 points would be a treat!
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Happy Hulloween on 09:35 - Oct 31Guthrum

I'm looking forward to seeing Enciso ghosting past defenders. With Jakirovic spooked by our attacking prowess.

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Happy Hulloween on 09:46 - Oct 31EdwardStone

I reckon we will grab them by the ghoulies

Ipswitch will prevail
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Happy Hulloween on 09:58 - Oct 31hoppy

Happy Hulloween on 09:46 - Oct 31 by EdwardStone

I reckon we will grab them by the ghoulies

Ipswitch will prevail


That’s the spirit!

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Happy Hulloween on 09:59 - Oct 31Benters

Same to you Hops hope you have changed your mask today 😇😂

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Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.
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Happy Hulloween on 10:17 - Oct 31Benters

Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31 by blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.


Balls.

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Happy Hulloween on 10:42 - Oct 31hoppy

Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31 by blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.


Who mentioned Halloween?

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Happy Hulloween on 10:52 - Oct 31bsw72

Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31 by blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.


Technically Irish and Scottish immigrants to the new world took their Samhain traditions with them and this is what has evolved.
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Happy Hulloween on 10:58 - Oct 31TIB

Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31 by blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.



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Happy Hulloween on 10:58 - Oct 31EdwardStone

Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31 by blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.


I kinda see what you are getting at

But Halloween has a very long and honourable history stretching back long long before America was populated

November 1st is All Hallows Day when it is traditional to honour and remember the souls of your ancestors..... last day in October is the e'en before.

In parts of Central Europe, All Hallows Day is a public holiday and people travel to their family home, walk to the graveyard and tidy the graves of their departed family members and spend a while in solemn reflection

It is all rather moving

And a world away from current celebration
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Happy Hulloween on 11:02 - Oct 31hoppy

Happy Hulloween on 10:58 - Oct 31 by EdwardStone

I kinda see what you are getting at

But Halloween has a very long and honourable history stretching back long long before America was populated

November 1st is All Hallows Day when it is traditional to honour and remember the souls of your ancestors..... last day in October is the e'en before.

In parts of Central Europe, All Hallows Day is a public holiday and people travel to their family home, walk to the graveyard and tidy the graves of their departed family members and spend a while in solemn reflection

It is all rather moving

And a world away from current celebration


But what’s all that got to do with Hulloween?

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Happy Hulloween on 11:12 - Oct 31blueoutlook

Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31 by blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.


Nonsense. It was a tradition here long before it got commercialised in America.
It goes back centuries. All Hallows Eve.
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Happy Hulloween on 12:15 - Oct 31mellowblue

Happy Hulloween on 10:58 - Oct 31 by EdwardStone

I kinda see what you are getting at

But Halloween has a very long and honourable history stretching back long long before America was populated

November 1st is All Hallows Day when it is traditional to honour and remember the souls of your ancestors..... last day in October is the e'en before.

In parts of Central Europe, All Hallows Day is a public holiday and people travel to their family home, walk to the graveyard and tidy the graves of their departed family members and spend a while in solemn reflection

It is all rather moving

And a world away from current celebration


Technically, All Hallows originally comes from All Saints Day which falls on the 1st of November. All Souls is more recent and was introduced in the 12th century and is celebrated on the following day, the 2nd . And All Hallows eve was the celebration that preceded the more solemn aspects of All Saints and Souls and that has evolved into the spook fest our children know and love.

So All Hallows/ Halloween has been muddled into 3 days of secular/ religious/personal celebration.

It is nice that All Hallows day is a public holiday in places, still used for commemorating past ancestors
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Happy Hulloween on 12:52 - Oct 31Guthrum

Happy Hulloween on 10:58 - Oct 31 by EdwardStone

I kinda see what you are getting at

But Halloween has a very long and honourable history stretching back long long before America was populated

November 1st is All Hallows Day when it is traditional to honour and remember the souls of your ancestors..... last day in October is the e'en before.

In parts of Central Europe, All Hallows Day is a public holiday and people travel to their family home, walk to the graveyard and tidy the graves of their departed family members and spend a while in solemn reflection

It is all rather moving

And a world away from current celebration


It was also the traditional festival marking the start of winter in many ancient European cultures. Samhain in Irish.

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Happy Hulloween on 12:58 - Oct 31BasingstokeBlue

Happy Hulloween on 11:12 - Oct 31 by blueoutlook

Nonsense. It was a tradition here long before it got commercialised in America.
It goes back centuries. All Hallows Eve.


All Hallowes' Eve (Hallowe'en) is traditionally a vigil, the night before All Saints Day (All Hallowes' Day). It has nothing to do with organised gangs of children going around demanding sweets and egging people's property if refused.

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Happy Hulloween on 13:22 - Oct 31Illinoisblue

Happy Hulloween on 10:07 - Oct 31 by blueislander

Halloween is a load of American imported b-locks.It has no place in the British calendar.


You’re factually wrong but don’t let that stop you.

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