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elwood_blue

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Time to pick up some Payday's for the trick or treaters....

All they have to do is buy junior some junk he can eat, and give away the stuff he can't, instead of depend on the neighborhood to cater to him.
 
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Something like this circulated last year, however, I think the parents went to each house before and gave the houses treats or candy so that when their kid came up, they could get something. Better take on personal responsibility.
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I don't see anything wrong with that. This however, is embarrassing and humiliating for this kid. I honestly feel sorry for him or any coach that has him on his team. God knows how crazy his mom is.
 
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elwood_blue said:
Time to pick up some Payday's for the trick or treaters....

All they have to do is buy junior some junk he can eat, and give away the stuff he can't, instead of depend on the neighborhood to cater to him.
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Pretty good example of how the majority of the word operates now. The hell with the majority. Let's change everything to accommodate this small percentage.
 
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As someone else mentioned, go out and buy your kid some candy that is safe for them to eat and when you get home do a switcheroo. I wouldn't expect the whole neighborhood to do something special just for my kid and the chance some other kid had the same allergy. Should you make your house handicap accessible because a neighbor's kid is in a wheelchair?
 
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Every kid that comes to my house wanting candy is going to get his eyes opened. I'm going to explain to them about entitlement, and how they have to do things for me to give them candy. Then I'll go on a lesson about particiption trophies. The end will be a wrap-up explanation of the difference between a hand-up and a hand-out. Kids are going to be very appreciative and love me.
 
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Wow her feeble attempt to be funny with her candy suggestions are priceless. I bet this mom is 2-250 pounds. Don't exclude my child. Wow, with that possible candy lineup the neighbors probably won't be busy too much tonight.
 
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it's why states should be left alone to make their own rules... used to be that these kind of nuts would go to or stay in california but now they just move and force everyone to accommodate them. oregon, washington, and colorado have already been ruined by the moving of idiots... dont let this stand. make people like this move.
 
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[laughing] Take a little break from posting, learn English, and then come back. All that rage against people different from you has fried your brain.
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It's called autocorrect on an iPhone. You're pure gold.

I bet you laugh at your own farts, Scooby.
 
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I wonder if these kids' fathers knew if she was allergic to nuts before telling her to suck them?
 
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And please don't scare my child with a clown face. He is very sensitive to clowns.
 
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My kid has been diagnosed as allergic to gluten. He still goes trick or treating but he knows we have a stash at home for him to trade out. He's pretty understanding about it even at 5 years old. To him it's about the costumes and fun
 
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My kids never got to eat the candy anyway. As soon as the little suckers came in the house, we nabbed the bags, went upstairs and started cramming our faces with their candy.
We told them Trick or Treating is not about eating the candy, but about who comes home with the most....
 
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My kid has been diagnosed as allergic to gluten. He still goes trick or treating but he knows we have a stash at home for him to trade out. He's pretty understanding about it even at 5 years old. To him it's about the costumes and fun
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A friend's son has a condition in which he is supposed to eat as little gluten as possible, but otherwise is a normal kid. We had a big event at our church and he got a big bag of every kind of candy. He's pretty sharp for his age and knows exactly what he can and can't have, and after the event he was making trades of what he couldn't eat for what he could. Since some of the big name candy bars were out for him, they traded for a premium. He ended the night with more candy than any other kid there.
 
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We-Todd-Did said:
A friend's son has a condition in which he is supposed to eat as little gluten as possible, but otherwise is a normal kid. We had a big event at our church and he got a big bag of every kind of candy. He's pretty sharp for his age and knows exactly what he can and can't have, and after the event he was making trades of what he couldn't eat for what he could. Since some of the big name candy bars were out for him, they traded for a premium. He ended the night with more candy than any other kid there.
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Smart little sucker.

Refreshing
 
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BigBlueBrock_rivals381185

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Buy allergen safe candy your kid can eat.
Give a bit to each house to give specifically to your kid.
Take your kid trick or treating and avoid inconveniencing your entire neighborhood.
Be a parent and check the candy haul for nuts before said child consumes it.
Don't end up making your neighbors hate you.
 
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BigBlueBrock_rivals381185

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Of course, if she does stuff like this, she's probably already despised for a variety of reasons. Someone is gonna give the kid a Payday just to eliminate his weak genes.
 
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My son is autistic. I was born in 70 and never heard of this until 8-9 years ago. Before they changed the spectrum the estimate was one in 20-25 would be autistic by 2025. What the hell? And where is the research money for autism???
 
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My kid has been diagnosed as allergic to gluten. He still goes trick or treating but he knows we have a stash at home for him to trade out. He's pretty understanding about it even at 5 years old. To him it's about the costumes and fun
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How was the diagnosis made for gluten allergy? What tests were run to make that conclusion? I'm just curious.
 
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