Saturday Six – Episode 180
Now that fall has begun, stores are putting up Christmas decorations. This means, of course, that Halloween decorations have been up for weeks now. This week, good old All Hallows’ Eve is our topic.
But first, there are two important orders of business.
The first involves a few reader requests. This week, I am not going to force a “jump” into this week’s edition, meaning that the full post will appear on the front page. I received a couple of comments last week that adding the break that forces readers to go to the full page adds an extra step. I’m not sure that’s true, because regardless of whether the full questions are posted on the front page or not, you still must go to the individual post’s page to leave your comment. But I may well be missing something because I’m this site’s administrator and I see things you don’t…so please let me know if it works any differently this week.
The second order of business is to announce that Cassie of “Memaholic” was first to play last week. Congratulations, Cassie!
Here are this week’s “Saturday Six” questions. Either answer the questions in a comment here, or put the answers in an entry on your journal…but either way, leave a link to your journal so that everyone else can visit! To be counted as “first to play,” you must be the first player to either answer the questions in a comment or to provide a complete link to the specific entry in your journal in which you answer the questions. A link to your journal in general cannot count. Enjoy!
1. When do you buy candy for local trick-or-treaters?
2. When you buy Halloween candy (or if you were to buy it), would you be more likely to buy lower-priced candy that you didn’t particularly care for or candy you like that happened to cost a little more?
3. If you were in a mood for a scary movie to watch on Halloween night, which would you select?
4. Take the quiz: What should you be for Halloween?
5. Should trick-or-treating be regulated so that it is held on non-school nights and during hours that might help children avoid dangerous travel hours?
6. How do you feel about some churches scheduling “fall festivals” to replace Halloween because of the holiday’s dark origin?
If you have a Reader’s Choice question you’d like to see asked (and answered), send me an email! I’d love to be able to include it in a future edition of the Saturday Six.














http://journals.aol.com/jmorancoyle/MyWay/entries/2007/09/29/patricks-saturday-six—episode-180/2412
Have a good weekend.
Jude
[...] Saturday Six: Episode180 [...]
http://gabrielle.blogsome.com/2007/09/30/weekend-memes-28/
I’m up.
As for whether you cut or don’t cut your post…{shrug} I think I can abstain on this one. What is quite weird is that either way you do your post, Bloglines only shows the first couple of sentences of your posts. I frequently copy the memes I do from the feed, but I can’t in your case. That means I have to come here for the actual questions. I have to click over here to comment either way, so it all works out. You get me staying on your site longer this way, thus improving your site statistics.
I’ve posted my answers at The Daily Snooze.
1. When do you buy candy for local trick-or-treaters?
Whenever I buy groceries in October.
2. When you buy Halloween candy (or if you were to buy it), would you be more likely to buy lower-priced candy that you didn’t particularly care for or candy you like that happened to cost a little more?
I want to buy something I like.
3. If you were in a mood for a scary movie to watch on Halloween night, which would you select?
I don’t really like many scary movies. I’d go for something interesting like 6th Sense or Signs or A.I. over a ‘scary movie’.
4. Take the quiz: What should you be for Halloween?
A Bumble Bee
5. Should trick-or-treating be regulated so that it is held on non-school nights and during hours that might help children avoid dangerous travel hours?
No, it falls on a certain day.
6. How do you feel about some churches scheduling “fall festivals” to replace Halloween because of the holiday’s dark origin?
That’s fine with me.
Thankfully Halloween isn’t a big deal here in Australia so we pretty much ignore it.
OK … I didn’t get to this on Saturday but check out my post on my quiz answer.
[...] a week late on Saturday Seven, but because it’s October I’m going to go ahead and do last week’s questions that [...]
I’m a week late, but I’m up.
Leave your response!
About Me
Patrick is a television producer, writer, Mac lover, and Christian, though not necessarily in that order. He has a natural dislike of double standards and poor grammar.
Upcoming Posts
Polls
My Twitterstream
1 day ago from Patrick's Place
2 days ago from web
2 days ago from TweetDeck
2 days ago from TweetDeck
3 days ago from web
Browse By Popular Topics
Television Saturday Six Politics Sunday Seven Humor Blogging Religion News & Media Memes Personal Health Celebrities CBS Writing & Publishing Internet Mind Boggling Customer Service Children Out There Advertising Crime Holidays Double Standards Discrimination NBC Memorial Election 2008 YouTube Pet Peeves Government Technology Hot-Button Issues Diet Arch-a-thon God-time AOL Game Shows Language Homosexuality Racism Best Of Grammar Consumer Friends Patrick's Place Poll Schools Economy Dogs Speaking Out Photography Movies Spam Weather War in Iraq Books Monday's Morals ABC WordPress Decency Cable Religion Run Amok Comments Animals Pets Twitter Food & Drink The Price is Right Environment Military Money Reality Shows Breaking News Tuesday Two Anxiety & Depression 9/11 Telephone Facebook Conspiracy Theories Marriage Mac Election 2004 iPhone Random 10 Devotions Debt Newspapers Richmond Hurricanes Election Authors Fiction Patriotism Abortion 100 Days of Integrity Fox Blogger Terrorism CNN Relationships TV Land Charleston Drugs Health Care Charity Sports Soap Operas Music Upfronts Horror Fiction Hurricane Katrina Alcohol Photo Challenge Driving Porn GSN Digital Television Bob Barker Walter Cronkite Fox News War on Christmas Turning 40 South Bay Earthquakes Maymont Star Trek Charleston 9 Citizen Journalism Patrick's 100 Year in Review Syndication Copyright The Andy Griffith Show Breastfeeding Zesto Election 2012 The CW Better Blogging Immigration MSNBC Cemetery Confederacy Death Penalty Vivi Awards HBO PBS
-- Powered by Category Cloud
Archives
Meta
Subscribe via Feedblitz
Recent Comments
Month’s Top Commenters
Tags
Local Blogs
The Credits
Copyright ©2004-2010 Patrick K. Phillips
All Rights Reserved.
Some images, videos and excerpts appear through Fair Use and are not intended as a challenge to copyright or ownership. The inclusion of videos from YouTube are provided as Fair Use and within the terms of YouTube's copyright policies, which specify that the party uploading the content and authorizing embedding in other sites either holds the copyright for that material or has obtained permission to do so. Certain images have been licensed through iStockphoto.com, Stockfresh.com and the Hemera Clip Art Collection.
Recent Posts
Most Commented
Popular This Week
Bad Behavior has blocked 852 access attempts in the last 7 days.
Powered by WordPress | Log in | Entries (RSS) | Comments (RSS) | Arthemia theme by Michael Hutagalung