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Plans for Halloween?
Meister
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Meister wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
I’m dressing up as
black Ariel 

Nice, do you make the tail or do you buy it?
Im asking because people that can sew things on their own has a lot of skills when it comes to costume and cosplay.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:22
Meister
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Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
I'll have to remember that it's a religious holiday where I live (not for the Halloween bit, but for Evangelic Christians which is a big community where I live)

but other than that no plans other than probably cleaning my house
Each country has their own traditions to honour their dead.
But i still winder how big the beets was if they could put a light in them.
When they came to the state they used pumpkins instead.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:24
Desole
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desole wrote:
no plans yet, but I do hope me and my friends throw a party
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:25
Private
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Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
I'll have to remember that it's a religious holiday where I live (not for the Halloween bit, but for Evangelic Christians which is a big community where I live)

but other than that no plans other than probably cleaning my house
you guys also have oct 31 off?  In my state noc 1 is a holiday bc it's the deeply catholic part of germany.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:25
Meister
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Meister wrote:
desole wrote:
no plans yet, but I do hope me and my friends throw a party

I got the urge to make ghost cookies.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:27
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
I'll have to remember that it's a religious holiday where I live (not for the Halloween bit, but for Evangelic Christians which is a big community where I live)

but other than that no plans other than probably cleaning my house
Each country has their own traditions to honour their dead.
But i still winder how big the beets was if they could put a light in them.
When they came to the state they used pumpkins instead.
this holiday has nothing to do with the dead though, it's purely meant to celebrate the reformation of the religion back in the day by Martin Luther (german dude, not MLK)
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:28
Meister
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Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
I'll have to remember that it's a religious holiday where I live (not for the Halloween bit, but for Evangelic Christians which is a big community where I live)

but other than that no plans other than probably cleaning my house
Each country has their own traditions to honour their dead.
But i still winder how big the beets was if they could put a light in them.
When they came to the state they used pumpkins instead.
this holiday has nothing to do with the dead though, it's purely meant to celebrate the reformation of the religion back in the day by Martin Luther (german dude, not MLK)
That was really intersting to read.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:30
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
I'll have to remember that it's a religious holiday where I live (not for the Halloween bit, but for Evangelic Christians which is a big community where I live)

but other than that no plans other than probably cleaning my house
you guys also have oct 31 off?  In my state noc 1 is a holiday bc it's the deeply catholic part of germany.
well, easy, considering nearly everyone here is either Protestant or Evangelisch
as far as I now they don't do Allerheiligen or Allerseelen??? I think that's purely catholic, but I could be wrong
I do miss Allerheiligen a bit though, was kinda nice to go visit the grave just to be able to shittalk all the other families being present
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:30
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Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
I'll have to remember that it's a religious holiday where I live (not for the Halloween bit, but for Evangelic Christians which is a big community where I live)

but other than that no plans other than probably cleaning my house
Each country has their own traditions to honour their dead.
But i still winder how big the beets was if they could put a light in them.
When they came to the state they used pumpkins instead.
this holiday has nothing to do with the dead though, it's purely meant to celebrate the reformation of the religion back in the day by Martin Luther (german dude, not MLK)
this guy right
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:30
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Meister wrote:
Each country has their own traditions to honour their dead.
But i still winder how big the beets was if they could put a light in them.
When they came to the state they used pumpkins instead.
this holiday has nothing to do with the dead though, it's purely meant to celebrate the reformation of the religion back in the day by Martin Luther (german dude, not MLK)
That was really intersting to read.
I just wanted to say, because most non-German people don't know who Martin Luther is and think I'm talking about Martin Luther King (it has happened before and since I don't know where you are from and what your education on religious beliefs throughout Germany is, I just wanted to add it)
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:31
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Meister wrote:
Each country has their own traditions to honour their dead.
But i still winder how big the beets was if they could put a light in them.
When they came to the state they used pumpkins instead.
this holiday has nothing to do with the dead though, it's purely meant to celebrate the reformation of the religion back in the day by Martin Luther (german dude, not MLK)
this guy right
yup, the guy who nailed his resolutions/theses on the church wall because he was not happy with how the catholics were interpreting the bible
(which is about the whole extend of what I remember)
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:32
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Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
I'll have to remember that it's a religious holiday where I live (not for the Halloween bit, but for Evangelic Christians which is a big community where I live)

but other than that no plans other than probably cleaning my house
you guys also have oct 31 off?  In my state noc 1 is a holiday bc it's the deeply catholic part of germany.
well, easy, considering nearly everyone here is either Protestant or Evangelisch
as far as I now they don't do Allerheiligen or Allerseelen??? I think that's purely catholic, but I could be wrong
I do miss Allerheiligen a bit though, was kinda nice to go visit the grave just to be able to shittalk all the other families being present
It's strange tho, like one year you stand in front of the family grave with one of your relatives and the next year their name is engraved in the stone too.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:32
Meister
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Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Meister wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
this holiday has nothing to do with the dead though, it's purely meant to celebrate the reformation of the religion back in the day by Martin Luther (german dude, not MLK)
That was really intersting to read.
I just wanted to say, because most non-German people don't know who Martin Luther is and think I'm talking about Martin Luther King (it has happened before and since I don't know where you are from and what your education on religious beliefs throughout Germany is, I just wanted to add it)
And i thank you for that, i will look it up.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:32
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Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
this holiday has nothing to do with the dead though, it's purely meant to celebrate the reformation of the religion back in the day by Martin Luther (german dude, not MLK)
this guy right
x
yup, the guy who nailed his resolutions/theses on the church wall because he was not happy with how the catholics were interpreting the bible
(which is about the whole extend of what I remember)
he was also a big old racist and antisemitic and pretty misogynistic but yeah, he wanted a more benevolent god because catholic good is pretty cruel. Also no more sexy statues or pictures of saints in churches.
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:34
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
you guys also have oct 31 off?  In my state noc 1 is a holiday bc it's the deeply catholic part of germany.
well, easy, considering nearly everyone here is either Protestant or Evangelisch
as far as I now they don't do Allerheiligen or Allerseelen??? I think that's purely catholic, but I could be wrong
I do miss Allerheiligen a bit though, was kinda nice to go visit the grave just to be able to shittalk all the other families being present
It's strange tho, like one year you stand in front of the family grave with one of your relatives and the next year their name is engraved in the stone too.
well, luckily my family is so small and the age gaps so big, the only reason that would happen would be freak accidents or illnesses no one knew about

but yeah, I get the sentiment
like it's really just this dawning of "wow, last year they stood here with me talking about something or another and now they're here forever"
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Date: 20-09-2022 22:34
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