Thread: Happy Halloween!

OOooo!!I found connection between Halloween and this day in Russia. In ancient Russia this day also meant meeting the winter and the day of memory of the dead. In Russia it's called Dmitrievskaya subbota(saturday), it was established by Dmitrty Donskoy in the regard of dead warriors of Kulikovskaya Bitva( battle) in 1380. (When we won Mamai(mongol) on the 8th september 1380)

Just got back from my haunts to Ninja, NYC & flirting with my lovely Asian, Brandon Lee look a like waiter. Ahhhh....."Nothing is Trivial..."

A marigold hangs on crosses covering part of the U.S.-Mexico border wall as part of the Day of the Dead celebrations in Tijuana, in Mexico, Friday, Oct. 30, 2009. Volunteers from the Pro-migrant Defense Coalition hung 5,100 wooden crosses in honor of 5,100 migrants who have died crossing to the US since 1995, according to their statistics. (AP Photo/Guillermo Arias) This photo and many more amazing Day of the Dead photos can be seen at...

Happy Halloween to all of you, have fun! ^_^

Hey Have FUN you TOO!! I'm corious, how do you people celebrate HALOWEEN or DAY OF DEAD in your country?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead If you click here, you will find how many cultures in America celebrate this day.

Sean

happy halloweeeeeeeeen my sweethearts!!!

Happy Halloween! Nicolya - yeah, it hasn't caught on over here either, or at least not much. Besides, we have other holidays for trick-and-treating. This is pretty cool though:

Happy Halloween!!

Happy Halloween everyone!!! I'm in Vegas doing a show with a group I'm a part of called CoRE. Having a great time, Randy might come out tonight too. Bwa-ha-ha-ha!!! -M