@steppefjordwyfe10 wrote:Hey, don't get me wrong.
All those great big pictures, my youngest grandson gets quite a kick out of a few of them. So yes there is value there to some.
I think he'd be frightened of bad witchies and goblins though.
Children and grandchildren learn from their parents and grandparents.
If they are taught intolerance they will be intolerant.
If a person shows fear of, or scoff at, witches and/or goblins, so will their children/ grandchildren.
Assuming witches/goblins are bad is not the right thing to teach either.
It's best to try and control ones fear/derision to avoid sending the wrong message.
Yes sineater you may use the picture.
It doesn't belong to me.
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To mock at or treat with derision
(American, English, and Urban slang)
Definition of scoff
scoff
To steal.
Did you scoff that pen?
You are WELCOME. 
