<p>This is the updated drinking game this year for Halloween. Every time a Queen Elsa comes to your door, you have to take a drink!
Could be an interesting Halloween this year.</p>
<p>(and remember, it’s not wise to drink and post on CC)</p>
<p>My coworker mentioned this drinking game this morning! I imagine it would only take a matter of minutes before one would have to stop giving out candy… ;)</p>
<p>Amen. Many thread closures could have been averted if posters had adhered to the wise rule of not PUI. :)</p>
<p>Let’s see… how about taking a sip of antiseptic 40% alcohol solution every time a kid in a hazmat suit shows up… 
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<p>Thanks for posting this! I posted this on my Facebook, and now my friends and I are having a good old time reporting on our trick or treaters. I haven’t had a single Elsa, but my friend a few towns over has had 6. Good thing she’s not actually playing!</p>
<p>Only had one Anna so far. Lots of grim Reapers. </p>
<p>Have only had four trick or treaters, but I didn’t get home until almost 5PM. Only boys, so no Elsas or Annas yet.</p>
<p>You know you’re getting old when you don’t know who Anna and Elsa are or what they look like. We’ve had a ton of trick or treaters and it’s freezing out!</p>
<p>Well psychmomma - you’re close to figuring out who they are because you used the word freezing in the same post! </p>
<p>Eight Elsa’s at the pre-school parade down the street!</p>
<p>No Elsas but I had a group of 6 boys who looked about 11 or 12 years old. Three of them were dressed as Waldo (as in Where’s Waldo?). Is that a thing this year? Lily on Modern Family was Waldo on the show this week, too.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure every other Halloween picture on my facebook has been Elsa. I only know of this Frozen mania due to a young niece and nephew. I can’t decide if it’s the overload of Disney marketing, the moms, or the kids themselves. We get 0 trick or treaters. I’d give them a lot out of sympathy because it’s really snowing and blowing. They need the sugar :)</p>
<p>I don’t blame all the Elsas on Disney marketing. I think little girls just love Elsa. I kind of like Idina Menzel myself; hmm, I think I need another viewing of Let It Go.</p>
<p>Unfortunately due to the wind and cold, the kids have all been wearing coats, so I can’t really see what they are - I think I may have spotted a couple of Olafs, though.</p>
<p>I am at the mall and have seen at least 30 Elsas in the last half hour. </p>
<p>haven’t seen the movie myself, but I’m catching on. This afternoon I drove by an elementary school as their Halloween parade was going on. A sea of ice blue gowns.</p>
<p>@garland - you’re obviously a quick study!</p>
<p>Careful with the Halloween drinking!</p>
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<p>^^^ LOL… funny!</p>
<p>A little girl came to my door in a blue outfit. I asked her who she was, and she said “A Wallaby” and turned around to show her tail. I’ve had penguins, Grim Reapers, Lady bugs, a Hello Kitty Bat, and characters from movies and tv shows that I’ve never heard of. No Elsas.</p>
<p>I live in a very white neighborhood. My only Elsa was a little black girl. I feel like I put her on the spot by asking who she was. But I was truly excited, and said “You’re my first Elsa!” and gave her another piece of candy. I swear that I just didn’t know what Elsa was supposed to look like.</p>
<p>Well, I do know the song and john travolta’s strange name bumbling from one of the award shows. We had a couple of Waldo’s and a lot of kids with makeup of stitches and wounds on their faces.</p>