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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It's a nightmare down on Elm Street. Satan's waiting here at home. Where's that little Freddy Krueger with his nails of sharpened chrome? And that dearest Michael Myers, as he's always sure to call? Halloween won't be so keen without some slashers in the hall. They're all meeting up with Jason and the other demon spawn to pay Old Scratch a visit, so I'll leave the porch light on. I'm your sugar devil daddy and I'll tempt you if I can, so now open up those goody bags, cause I'm your candy man. Welcome, all you little zombies. Here, I've got some flesh for you! It's in a candy wrapper and so much easier to chew. Just hold out your plastic treat bag, and hold off eating me. The junk I'm gonna give you tastes much better than my knee. It's so loaded up with sugar, you'll be bouncing off the walls. So go ahead and gorge yourselves and fill the bathroom stalls. Kneel before the porcelain god or use the toilet sink. You can always use the practice now, for later when you drink. You can't take a piece of healthy fruit or any home-made treat. The media have made damn sure it's only junk food that you'll eat. So celebrate my holiday and consume till it's obscene. Welcome into my domain... and Happy Halloween! October 15, 2014
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