Oh it's a jolly holiday with Maryyy.
No wonder that it's Marry that we loveee.

I'm so tired. ^^;

well i didnt miss much ;P wonder if the halloween event starts today... >__>

i dont know.... but there is only two days to Halloween so i hope that they hurry

all in good time i suppose :) we all know they have lives too <3

*pokes head in* hello???

*creeps into the thread* hi bella!

*sees people appear and peers down from rafters* :ninja:

HI SISSY WHIWI

Hi Nova

hehe my kitty likes sitting by my subwoofer because the base vibrates :XD

Whiwhi it must be a horny kitty *burst out laughing*

-Slips in, hides before he can be seen.-

<.<

>.>

*sees Kukon* HA!!! you can never hide from me!!

I am not here! Tis all lies!

-Hides elsewhere.-

*points at you as you move around* NO! the lies are a lie!!!

Damn it, you're gonna blow my cover. T_T Then i'mma get pounced, that aint cool.>.>

dude, there is nobody else here! and when other folk DO show up, just like "poof" into thin air and act like you are not here!

That is genius! ^_^ Thanks!

no worries. it's amazing what some of those little magician smoke bomb things can do :yes: ... not that I'd know from personal experience or anything :ninja: ...

Uh huh, I bet you poof all the time! XD

NEVER! :ninja:

I actually usually just forget to mention when I step away from the keyboard :oops:

okay, I'm reading an article from the local paper ... and I'm just thinking in horror of if some CHILD read this article:

Halloween urban legends of apples filled with razor blades and restless ghosts give trick-or-treaters a fright.

Moses Lake doesn’t have any haunted houses, and the restless ghost in the Moses Lake High School theater turned out to be a guy who fell off some scaffolding and got stuck in a wall years back.

But just to be safe, Samaritan Hospital provides free x-rays of Halloween candy on Saturday.

Kids get to see the x-ray machines work as hospital technicians scan their loot from the evening and make sure it’s safe to eat.

“The little ones, like two and under, don’t want to give us their candy,” says Samaritan Hospital community relations director, Connie Opheikens. “We have little kids who try to look behind the machine and want to know where their candy went. One girl wanted to know if it was going to melt her candy.”

The Diagnostic Imaging director Bim Lindsey will be on site to set up the portable x-ray machine and technicians will be present to explain how they work.

Samaritan has offered this service for more than 15 years, and the most dangerous item ever found was a staple that had been pushed into a piece of chocolate.

If they can stand to give up their candy for a few minutes, kids will get to see it’s picture on a screen.

“It’s kind of a learning experience for the kids,” Opheikens said. “It gives us a chance to explain how the x-ray machine works, kids can see the candy on the screen. If it isn’t going to hurt the candy, they can see it isn’t going to hurt them.”

X-ray machines will be set up in the lobby of Samaritan Hospital on Saturday night from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. The service is free to the public.

a staple? seriously? the high school is haunted? seriously?

I laughed so hard, sorry. XD

*searches for kukon* <.<
>.>
........ *spots him * :D yaaaay
*pounces*

@Royal: -Is spotted, pounced before he can poof.-

@Crazy: See! I told you!

@ kukon : *nuzzles* ^^

well, you didn't throw the magic poof pellet quick enough!