
Halloween 2010:
Every year we generally alternate who hands out candy and who escorts the kids around in the neighborhood. Even though it was my year to hand out candy, my husband said he would do it since our youngest was going to walk around with a friend. Even before we left, I could tell the kids/adults were going to crack up at him. It was cooler outside this year so he decided to wear his inflatable SUMO Costume and hand out candy on the corner of our street. This seemed plausable that this was going to cause a bit of activity if not a traffic jam.
Our neighborhood isn’t huge, I think at the beginning of the project the developer said there would be around 400 houses, but since the housing crunch it probably doesn’t have half that many. We do live in a smaller town of course it has had a growth spurt in the last 5-7 years. I say this because our neighborhood gets hammered with kids at Halloween. My husband said we had over 100 kids within the first 20 minutes! So our 16 bags of candy didn’t really go that far to be honest. I think if we had more candy he may have seen more action!
As our group made our way back down to our street we notice there wasn't a Suma on the corner anymore. Concerned on where he was and I wanted to check in. I called to let him know where we were and ask when he ran out of candy? He told me he ran out about 10-20 minutes prior. I said we were almost done and suggested he meet us down the street.
When he found us he said, "You will not believe what happened!"
I said, “What?”
He said that everyone wanted to TOUCH him - - his suit! As you can imagine I started to snicker and said, “Really - who”? He said, “Everyone”! He said, “What’s worse is a group of teenage girls came up to me and asked if they could touch me (the suit) and one went for the nipple (Rubbing it) said ‘Oh that feels good’”. Shaking his head he laughed and said, “She will make a boyfriend or husband very happy one day”.
He then went on to say he must have been touched one too many times because his suit deflated!
This has to be one of the funniest stories someone has told me in a long time!