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ok this narcs me,the young daughter brought all her recent school project stuff home last week.all this stuff and costume material about Halloween,from end of October school class celebration!what rubbish are they teaching them in school these days?what has this got to do with Australian Culture?She explained to me it was ok they celebrate this in America so its alright.Dont worry I tuned her up!no more Halloween rubbish its only a Pagan festival and American Commercialism.not to be adoped here and not Australian common culture.What next?we start celebrating the 4th July or what?
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