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Image: Joe Shlabotnik via Flickr/Creative Commmons
Image: Joe Shlabotnik via Flickr/Creative Commmons
IT’S THE LAST day of the long weekend and you’re not liking the thought of work. (Although if, like us, you’ve been working all weekend *highfive*)
Do like we do here in TheJournal.ie HQ and distract yourself either way with a serious debate on one of life’s most pressing issues.
Possibly.
This week: Decorating the house for Halloween is a relatively new phenomenon in Ireland – although it’s definitely not as popular as dressing the place for Christmas.
So what do you think of it? Great fun or a load of imported aul’ nonsense?
Poll Results:
B - I put up Halloween decorations - and I don't have children (946)
C - Keep your skeletal gee gaws. This is a no-decoration zone. (772)
D - Can't we all just get along? (682)
A - I put up Halloween decorations - I have children (443)
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