Here at Casa de Hate we are always eager to hear about what really bunches the panties of our respected peers. Today's guest poster is our good friend LG, who, when she is not espousing great distaste for slutty coeds in hooker costumes and apples with razorblades in them, can be found over at DESIGNwatcher making the world a more aesthetic and beautiful place.
I hate Halloween for one major reason.
It's cheap.
Yes, cheap in an awful latex/plastic/made-in-China way. The decor is all drugstore junk, like synthetic cobwebs draped around doors and fences on the street. There is already tons of it and it's only the first week of October. And in a few days it will rain on that crap. wet leaves and dirt will stick to it and dogs will piss on it. That's a guaranteed 3 weeks minimum of garbage smelling like dog piss on the street that we all have to walk by and look at. What's even worse is people leave this shit outside until about December 15th. So for the whole freaking Fall season, a season which is supposed to be beautiful and crisp, there's rotting gourds and squash that smell like sulfur and cheap orange ghost and graveyard shit bought from Walgreens sitting out on the street. What is all this for? To please a hyper-active 7 year old Ninja who has Milky Way residue all over the outiside of his mouth? COME ON!
You know what else is cheap? The costumes. The kids all have the same nylon costume of whatever TV show action figure is popular—fine, I can't hold it against them or their exhausted parents for not being able to sew or have imaginiation--but adults (young adults?)--this is what pisses me off: women ages 17-35 all DRESS LIKE WHORES, SLUTS and TRAMPS, pretending to be a school girl, sleeping beauty, beer wench, cat woman, and I'm sure this year will have a large showing of slutty Sarah Palins. It's old and so so so so boring. You obviously want to dress like a hooker, why wait for just one day a year? And guys ages 17-35 latch on to whatever YouTube sensation is hot at the moment, how many "Dicks in Boxes" did I see last year? At least 5.
Let's see if we can't class it up this year, just a little. Or at least I beg of you to take down your ugly decorations by the first week in November. PLEASE!