16 isn't too old to go trick or treating,

right?

lol

 

nope, definitely not too old

 

The cut off age in my neighborhood is 12yo for door to door.

 

Teenagers are always the pissed off ones with a mask and a baseball bat or something... and a pillowcase.

 

dude ima trick or treat until im dead.

 

Im gonna beat any trick or treaters i see tonight.

 

I think it's way too old

stop being a prick, leave the candy for the little ones

 

for sure! there's a possibility i might. i didn't last yr or the yr before. so i guess the last time i did was 15? hmmm....but i don't have anything to do & i have the candy covered so it'll be all good.

 

Though, you can get away with it if you have a younger sibling with you or you're a parent.

 

There is no age limit on candy.

 

Come over.

 

I'd like to do something this holloween. But instead I'll just stay in watching the nightmare before christmas wishing I had friends to do stuff with.

 

FERN PARK, Fla. -- A 15-year-old boy was arrested when deputies stopped him driving a stolen bus along a public transit route, picking up passengers and collecting fares, authorities said Sunday.

Ritchie Calvin Davis took the bus Saturday from the Central Florida Fairgrounds in Orlando, where it was parked awaiting sale at an auction, a Seminole County sheriff's report said. The bus belongs to the Central Florida Transportation Agency, which runs LYNX public transit services in the Orlando area.I drove that bus better than most of the LYNX drivers could,'' the teen told a deputy after his arrest. "There isn't a scratch on it. I know how to start it, drive it, lower it, raise it.''

Passengers and deputies noted Davis drove the bus at normal speeds and made all the appropriate stops on the route. One passenger, suspicious of the youthful looks of the driver, called 911.

There were two passengers on the bus when deputies stopped it in Fern Park, a suburb about 12 miles north of the fairgrounds where the bus was stolen. Authorities believe Davis picked up a total of three passengers and collected only a few dollars on his Saturday morning drive.

The sheriff's report noted that Davis, who is too young to legally drive, has a dummy license number because he had previously been charged for a similar bus theft. Details of that case were unavailable Sunday.

The teen was charged with grand theft auto and driving without a license. A court hearing was scheduled Tuesday to determine if he will be charged as an adult or a juvenile.

A message left at the home of a man identified by deputies as Davis' relative was not immediately returned Sunday.

 

I'd go out and do something, but I'm staying home and handing out candy. I have a bitchin ear infection.

 

I went trick-or-treating this year. I had my baby, though. Haha.
I went last year with some friends.

 

Ah Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!

 

never too old to go trick-or-treating.

 

it's alright, who really has friends anyways?

 

we went trick of treating, n mosta the ppl i was with were 17 or 18