Hallowen vs Reformation day 31st

**Tall Tyrion** · Number of posts: 10208 Age: 41 Registration date: 2007-01-28

What if we dressed up as Zombie Luther?

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GODSWIZARD · Subject: Re: Hallowen vs Reformation day 31st Thu Oct 29, 2009 11:27 pm

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What if we dressed up as Zombie Luther?

Then you would look like an escapee from a Michael Jackson video.

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ramreb · Number of posts: 318 Age: 47 Registration date: 2008-01-28

You could dress up like obe wan kenobi.........

Seriously, Hallowen is a non event in NZ but is now starting to catch on thanks to the Yankee influence invasion.

scottmitchell74 · Number of posts: 4950 Age: 35 Registration date: 2007-03-07

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thanks to the Yankee influence invasion

The great American love/hate relationship. The World "hates" us, but they can't stay away!

"He is a loathesome, offensive brute. Yet I can't look away."
"He transcends time and space."
"He sickens me."
"I love it."
"Me too."

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Musclecar1975 · Number of posts: 541 Age: 39 Registration date: 2009-06-15

GODSWIZARD wrote:

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1. Angel said:

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Halloween is awesome and I doubt I will ever get dissapproved of enough/skeered to quit celebrating it.

A church I started going to recently made a point of saying no one in the membership celebrates Halloween and won't even do anything remotely alternative, like a 'Harvest' party or whatever. They are going to have a private party at the roller skating rink. That's cool I guess. I'm going trick or treating in costume.

I will never be down with the idea that one day or another 'belongs' to the devil...sez who??

Hallmark?? Those who make the federal calendar??

Some loooooooong dead pagan/druid folks who have nothing to do with me and cannot in any way shape or form nullify the blood of Christ shedd for me? I think not..the end.

I think it's fine if people want to refrain from the celebration, they should follow their conscience absolutely but they can keep their fear/focus on superstition to themselves.

Darn fine post Angel.

That post is so well stated......i've nothing else to add.

2. Ramreb said:

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So why not Reformation day instead.

Because dressing up like Martin Luther looked in 1517 is boring.

Besides.......if you go around the neighborhood and nail up a bunch of photocopied papers which look like the Ninety--five Theses (Disputatio pro declaratione virtutis indulgentiaru) on your neighbors' front doors......you're probably going to get arrested, sooner than later.

Where's the fun in looking like Martin Luther in 1517 and sitting inside a jail cell??

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WildWorld · Number of posts: 418 Registration date: 2007-04-19

Angel with Attitude wrote:

rofl^

Halloween is awesome and I doubt I will ever get dissapproved of enough/skeered to quit celebrating it.

A church I started going to recently made a point of saying no one in the membership celebrates Halloween and won't even do anything remotely alternative, like a 'Harvest' party or whatever. They are going to have a private party at the roller skating rink. That's cool I guess. I'm going trick or treating in costume.

I will never be down with the idea that one day or another 'belongs' to the devil...sez who??

Hallmark?? Those who make the federal calendar??

Some loooooooong dead pagan/druid folks who have nothing to do with me and cannot in any way shape or form nullify the blood of Christ shedd for me? I think not..the end.

I think it's fine if people want to refrain from the celebration, they should follow their conscience absolutely but they can keep their fear/focus on superstition to themselves.

Exactly, the Olympics have Pagan roots (the original Olympics were to honor zeus, odin, hercules, etc). Does that mean Christian athletes shouldnt compete, even though the pagan elements are no longer used?

candlemass · Subject: Re: Hallowen vs Reformation day 31st Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:22 am

I was thinking of getting a John MacArthur custume and attending mass!

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Musclecar1975 · Number of posts: 541 Age: 39 Registration date: 2009-06-15

candlemass wrote:

I was thinking of getting a John MacArthur custume and attending mass!

Or Paul Washer!

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**Black Rider** · Subject: Re: Hallowen vs Reformation day 31st Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:23 am

A Zombie Martin Luther? It'd take forever to get the thesis nailed to the door.

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Angel with Attitude · Subject: Re: Hallowen vs Reformation day 31st Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:52 am

This thread is pure gold...

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I'm dressing as a ghostbuster, so I'm safe.

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So why not Reformation day instead.

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Because dressing up like Martin Luther looked in 1517 is boring.

No doubt! That guy had really badd hair. Besides, as much as he did for our faith, God bless him, he wasn't having the right kind of heart towards teh Jews so in that sense, he's not much to celebrate, for me.

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What if we dressed up as Zombie Luther?

That would be metal

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The great American love/hate relationship. The World "hates" us, but they can't stay away!

"He is a loathesome, offensive brute. Yet I can't look away."
"He transcends time and space."
"He sickens me."
"I love it."
"Me too."

omg, that's hilarious.

Wonderful observation!! It alternatively annoys/amuses me often.

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Dressing up as a monster or superhero seems a bit silly if you are over 12 years old.

But whatever tickles your fancy...

hmmm...silly you say?

"Silly? Perhaps...but VERY $lucrative$

as well as good for my insatiable desire for sexual conquest."

What's that I hear? It's very faint, but I think I recognize it as the undeniable sound of Strutter being pwnD.

Besides I'm dressing upp as a pirate. ArrrrRR!! Gimme yer Smarties and yer Kandy Kornz, ye scurvy dawGs!!

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**Black Rider** · Subject: Re: Hallowen vs Reformation day 31st Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:59 am

I'm dressing up as a Dad of teenage daughters who might kill you.

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I don't have time for all if it, so I pick my battles. I concentrate on spotting and weeding out satanic paper, handkerchiefs (do you really want Satan that close to your nose?) and eggs. I can spot satanic eggs at Wal Mart like a frickin' drug sniffing dog.

ramreb · Number of posts: 318 Age: 47 Registration date: 2008-01-28

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The great American love/hate relationship. The World "hates" us, but they can't stay away!

Interesting!

I've officially given up on America, I looked at them as the bastion of freedom but now that Obama has signed the hate speech act and is sucking up to the moslems you've really lost the plot.
2 or 3 years time America will wake up out of their slumber and realize they've blown it...........then go back to sleep.

BackFromTheDawn · Number of posts: 4617 Age: 23 Registration date: 2007-05-19

Black Rider wrote:

I'm dressing up as a Dad of teenage daughters who might kill you.

We're looking for costumes, BR.

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**Tall Tyrion** · Number of posts: 10208 Age: 41 Registration date: 2007-01-28

Black Rider wrote:

A Zombie Martin Luther? It'd take forever to get the thesis nailed to the door.

No way, man. Zombie Luther is a 28 Days Later style zombie. He moves!

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ramreb · Number of posts: 318 Age: 47 Registration date: 2008-01-28

Mrs Ramreb:New Zealand doesn't really celebrate Halloween like americans. We have Guy Fawkes when we celebrate the burning of catholics instead!Anyway, Ray Comfort produces excellent tracts to give out to american kids for Halloween http://www.livingwaters.com/index.php?option=com_rokdownloads&view=file&Itemid=237&id=43%3Ahalloween-cards〈=en
.Here are some reformation party ideas for the more alternative:Dress up in awesome medieval/renaissance clothing, listen to medieval/ renaissance metal music,eat medieval pottage with apple cider of course, decorate your house in the era, let the kids go wild making stained glass winows with oil and paper, play apple-bobbing, blindman's bluff, archery and even 'pin the thesis in the doorway'- after the apple cider of course!There'll be no pumkin-pie unfortunately-pumkin not around then- but we have to have that around Easter in Nz anyway because of the season

Uncle NecRo · Number of posts: 1473 Registration date: 2007-04-09

BLAH BLAH!
...remember, remember the fifth of November...

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BackFromTheDawn · Number of posts: 4617 Age: 23 Registration date: 2007-05-19

Uncle NecRo wrote:

BLAH BLAH!
...remember, remember the fifth of November...

V was my costume last year.

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Equus Albus · Number of posts: 101 Age: 20 Registration date: 2009-07-20

All Hallows Eve

None of this heresy or me Wink

lol

wv_metaller4christ · Number of posts: 584 Age: 23 Registration date: 2009-06-02

ramreb wrote:

.Here are some reformation party ideas for the more alternative:Dress up in awesome medieval/renaissance clothing, listen to medieval/ renaissance metal music

LOL thats awesome I could totally go for those. Especially the renaissance metal

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ramreb · Number of posts: 318 Age: 47 Registration date: 2008-01-28

Got any bands in mind!