Trick or treaters given cocaine

[ezza]

it's bad, but quite a funny headline

http://news.sky.com/story/1005836/trick ... en-cocaine

[noam]

manchester trick n treat aint what you think. those not given sniff got brass

[wobbles]

thats a treat IMO

[ezza]

haha yeah, it's fucking sick.

Didn't wanna put that in op though cus i thought someone would jump down my throat about 'children's rights' or some shit

[Gewze]

haha yeah, it's fucking sick.

Didn't wanna put that in op though cus i thought someone would jump down my throat about 'children's rights' or some shit

Kids will be kicking themselves when theyre 19

[_v_]

Lucky lucky bastards.

I know what im doing next halloween.

[dickman69]

i dont understand this

why would anyone waste that much money

also essentially ensuring you'll be arrested

[Hircine]

i dont understand this

why would anyone waste that much money

also essentially ensuring you'll be arrested

[zerbaman]

Fuck children's rights, coke's just a pathetic drug.

[JBoy]

Coke's just as pathetic as the parents that take their kids out to trick or treat IMO. Why people spend so much time and effort on such shitty americanism is beyond me.

[zerbaman]

You're right, halloween is shit, I didn't even go trick or treating when I looked young enough to knock on people's doors and harass them for sweets.

[garethom]

i dont understand this

why would anyone waste that much money

also essentially ensuring you'll be arrested

when you have taken so much cocaine that giving cocaine to kids seems like a good idea

Coke's just as pathetic as the parents that take their kids out to trick or treat IMO. Why people spend so much time and effort on such shitty americanism is beyond me.

was going on in Ireland/Scotland long before America picked up on it.

[JBoy]

^Dressing up as dracula and knocking on doors to get sweets? I don't think so mate, whatever ancient traditions people had have been replaced by the americanised way of doing it. Never used to happen when i was a kid.

[dubfordessert]

dressing up is a bit of fun although not something im arsed with. we never did it growing up but the worst thing is when you answer the door and there are all these grimy 9 year olds in shit costumes without even an adult looking after them muttering "trick or treat" it's the most depressing vision of our time

[particle-jim]

I just like any excuse to dress up like a twat, I don't care about fleecing people for sweets or even the fact that its halloween, tbh if the government just called it "national dress up like a twat just for the sake of it day" it'd easily rival christmas for me

[Forum]

To be fair they probably thought it was sherbert fountain

[JTMMusicuk]

i dont think they did it on purpose

[garethom]

^Dressing up as dracula and knocking on doors to get sweets? I don't think so mate, whatever ancient traditions people had have been replaced by the americanised way of doing it. Never used to happen when i was a kid.

Erm, dressing up as something, knocking on doors and asking for sweets... yeah, exactly that, mate. Putting masks on and travelling around villages and knocking on doors asking for food has been going on in Scotland longer than the United States as a country has even existed.

Never used to happen when you were a kid? Even my mom and dad went trick or treating when THEY were kids, and unless you're 51 or older, then people have been trick or treating in this country for longer than you think.

[JBoy]

^Dressing up as dracula and knocking on doors to get sweets? I don't think so mate, whatever ancient traditions people had have been replaced by the americanised way of doing it. Never used to happen when i was a kid.

Erm, dressing up as something, knocking on doors and asking for sweets... yeah, exactly that, mate. Putting masks on and travelling around villages and knocking on doors asking for food has been going on in Scotland longer than the United States as a country has even existed.

Never used to happen when you were a kid? Even my mom and dad went trick or treating when THEY were kids, and unless you're 51 or older, then people have been trick or treating in this country for longer than you think.

Mom and dad or mum and dad?

[garethom]

^Dressing up as dracula and knocking on doors to get sweets? I don't think so mate, whatever ancient traditions people had have been replaced by the americanised way of doing it. Never used to happen when i was a kid.

Erm, dressing up as something, knocking on doors and asking for sweets... yeah, exactly that, mate. Putting masks on and travelling around villages and knocking on doors asking for food has been going on in Scotland longer than the United States as a country has even existed.

Never used to happen when you were a kid? Even my mom and dad went trick or treating when THEY were kids, and unless you're 51 or older, then people have been trick or treating in this country for longer than you think.

Mom and dad or mum and dad?

Fuck sake, you can't pin that one on Americans either mate, literally the only person I know from the midlands that says "Mum" rather than "Mom" is my "Mom" and she's from Portsmouth originally.

Just to prove it's not just me: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=mum+o ... =firefox-a