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In Honor Of Halloween, Here Are 50 Hilarious And Spooky Pics And Memes
While you feast on all that candy, laying high on sugar while watching a new Netflix drama about serial killers totally ready to sleep with your lights on like a grown-up child, you gotta make sure to do one more thing, and that’s not opening yet another bag of candy corn.
What I mean is that we have to put our beloved spooky Halloween in a much-needed perspective and reflect on both its absurdity and its fun. And there’s no better way to do that than to take a good scroll through the Halloween memes we've wrapped up for you to enjoy. Scroll down and upvote your favorite ones as you go!
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While we all excitedly wait for Halloween, decorating our garden, sorting out the spookily delish menu for the party and getting ready to dress to impress, it may be just as tempting to simply sit on the sofa, watch movies, and munch on candy all day.
So in order to find out how to get the best out of Halloween, we spoke with Maggie Jackson, a lifestyle expert blogger, TV host, and frequent contributor to KTLA Morning News in Los Angeles. Being a mom of two toddlers, Maggie Jackson shares tips to make families' lives more fun, healthier, and easier, including simple recipes and product recommendations.
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Halloween is the kick-off to the holiday season, says Jackson, and a great time to start making memories with your family. “Annual family traditions, like visiting the pumpkin patch, carving a pumpkin and baking pumpkin bread together, are important for little ones to create a sense of belonging.”
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According to Jackson, “your family Halloween tradition can be as simple as visiting the costume store together or you can go deeper and volunteer at a local pumpkin patch that gives back to a nonprofit.”
For those who don't know where to start, Jackson’s tip is to google local seasonal events. “Your family will love feeling a part of your community as you visit local pumpkin displays, haunted houses and festive hay rides,” she said.
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Jessica Cifelli 3 years ago
To be honest, if I got to be Professor McGonagall, I'd dress like that all the time
Moreover, traditions at home are important, too. “Bake apple crisp together, deck out the home in Halloween decor, create "boo bags" for your neighbors, and go trick-or-treating, of course!”
When asked what to do when it seems like every year it's becoming harder to make an impressive Halloween costume, Jackson believes that the perfect Halloween costume is one that you feel good in! “It doesn't matter if it's trendy, you made it at home or spent hundreds of dollars on it, as long as you feel confident and can have fun in what you're wearing!"
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"Little kids, who could care less about making an impression on social media or at a party, are the perfect examples of choosing a costume that only matters to them,” Jackson said.
This year, Jackson said she was excited to coordinate a family costume, but her 4-year-old “insisted on wearing his exact same dinosaur costume from last year.” She added: “Meanwhile, my 2-year-old refuses to put on any costume I show her. It's been a great practice of releasing control and finding joy in the simple. I'm looking on the bright side: reusing last year's costumes is the most sustainable option - for my wallet and the environment!”
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Purple Bayes 3 years ago
It’s way more amusing now knowing the Michael mask is a bleached Captain Kirk mask
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Tatum Graham 3 years ago
i made zombie cupcakes they were double choclate and had vanilla icing dyed green with pink sparkly brains poking out
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Richard Henderson 3 years ago (edited)
There should be no Christmas isle in October. Preferably no mention of Christmas until late November.
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NoverPlover 3 years ago
We keep our 12 foot skeleton up year round and dress him in different costumes… and we just bought a 15 ft phantom too!
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Henry Edison Jurman 3 years ago
Ah yes how relatable. I also clone myself to look inside the windows. The more I can observe the more accurate i can be when finding the next designated spirit halloween store.
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pusheen buttercup 3 years ago
That would be so cool, seasonal ubers- a sleigh paint job for Christmas, a hearse for Halloween - and seasonal music
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Jessica Cifelli 3 years ago
Probably one of the best Halloween movies for kids! Even had Debbie Reynolds in it!
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Marvin HeartofGold 3 years ago
The Spirit in my old city had a guaranteed home in the building that gym's perpetually tried to set up shop in. Sorry dude bros,. That town would rather get spoopy then get fit lol
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Guile main 3 years ago
I'm sorry, but the bodies orientation is bothering me. Is that an armpit, a neck, or a person on their side?
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JoJO Banks 3 years ago
Ok no comments yet so I'll bite - WTheliteralF is up with the dude in the bottom panel??????? I desperately want to scroll away from this but somehow cannot. I feel like I need answers and will be haunted forever until I do.
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Garry Cowan 3 years ago
What are those things? Seen them a lot but they don't have them here in UK I don't think
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What do you think ?
Andy Frobig 3 years ago
If you're in the US, look for where there used to be a Toys R Us or Pier One Imports or some other belly up chain and you will probably find a Spirit Halloween...but hurry
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sirfryingpan 3 years ago
Fourth of July: *ends* Department stores in America: “This is Halloween, this is Halloween!”
Andy Frobig 3 years ago
If you're in the US, look for where there used to be a Toys R Us or Pier One Imports or some other belly up chain and you will probably find a Spirit Halloween...but hurry
Load More Replies... sirfryingpan 3 years ago
Fourth of July: *ends* Department stores in America: “This is Halloween, this is Halloween!”
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