Actually... it comes from poxy, ignorant people. Not because of a tradition. It's not tradition to egg someone's car if they don't get candy on Halloween. Hate to piss on your bubbles, mate, but I'm right.
I'm also under the belief that when a trick or treat-er asks you "Trick or treat?", they're asking you for a trick or a treat. You either give the candy or give them a trick (like scare them shitless with a mask before they can even ask). Maybe it's different in other places. Wiki calls it an "idle threat", and I've heard of it going that way, but then the question makes no sense as it becomes a demand.Originally Posted by Albha
Most kids I know play by the nicer version.











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