The Compers Inn Part 39

wingobins

Its a battery one I think barnabysue. I hate the thought too but if it calms him down for a little while maybe. TBH....the neighbours are just too grumpy as its so quiet round here they're not used to a dog barking! I don't think he's too bad but DH said to try one for a while. (I'd be worried if he didn't bark!)

It's mischief night tonight so beware of eggs and flour etc everyone! A couple of yrs ago some teen girl threw a bag of dog poo at sisters porch and set fire to it!

Fire**fly, you could always dress up and go trick or treating! No one will know under a mask!

Must get some sweets in for the kids, not that we get many here!

Enjoy your take away I luv cats

Becks, I got an email like that today too, from drain buster! I hate the emails that say....'sorry, we made a mistake...here's 20% off your next purchase!'

sheils6

I've never heard of mischief night Wingo. Is that completely different to Halloween?

wingobins

I wonder if it's just in certain parts then....or a northeast thing! It's well known here, kids do all sorts the night before halloween....a friend posted on fb that someone smashed her friends car windscreen outside her home. They throw eggs and flour at windows too but shop keepers are stopping selling them here to kids at halloween.

sheils6

Sounds horrible. Kids do throw eggs here at Halloween if peeps don't give them anything but not very often.

Checked with DH and he said it wasn't done in Liverpool area either.

wingobins

It must be just the little gits round here then!

fire**fly

:rotfl:hiya wingo told dh what you said about going out in a mask & cheeky bu**er said i don't need one :eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl:
:eek: that's his treat for halloween gone :D:rotfl:

was interesting about the mischief night, must say i'd heard of it but never experienced so started googling

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mischief_Night

the traditional British Mischief Night is November 4,
:eek::eek: hope you don't get any :eek:


enjoy your t/w iluvcats yummy

fire**fly

oooh just found this
mischief night

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339617.stm

:eek::rotfl:

sheils6

wingobins wrote: »

It must be just the little gits round here then!

:rotfl::rotfl:

See it says this FF - The most common date for Mischief Night in North America is October 30. Have you got Americans about Wingo?

wingobins

Aah, thanks for that fire**fly! I guess the kids round here must think its Halloween eve too!

sheils6

Not coming to your area at this time of the year then Wingo!