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View Poll Results: "You've Been Ghosted!"
Yes, I have been Ghosted/Boo'd before.
2
10.53%
No, I have not been Ghosted/Boo'd Before.
6
31.58%
Yes, I have been Ghosted/Boo'd before AND I have Ghosted/Boo'd other people before.
11
57.89%
No, I have not been Ghosted/Boo'd before BUT I have Ghosted/Boo'd other people before.
Ghosting is fast becoming a popular Halloween tradition in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and other countries as well. Depending on your location, the new custom may be known as "Ghosting," or "Boo-ing" but the concept is the same.
Ghosting is a fun way to spread the Halloween spirit amongst friends and neighbors. This activity can begin any time in October but the first or second week of the month is the best, allowing sufficient time for the entire neighborhood to be "ghosted."
Typically, you will need to "ghost" two people or families. You can do this with the following items:
Two Halloween goodie bags or brown paper sacks filled with treats.
Two pictures of a ghost or tissue paper ghosts.
Two letters stating that "you've been ghosted (or boo'd)" with simple how-to instructions to carry on the tradition.
After you have assembled your (two, separate) treat bags, ghosts, and letters, you should deliver them after dark to your target families by dropping one on each porch, ringing the doorbell, and running. You should remain anonymous, so don't get caught. If you're a child, it's important to be safe and take an adult with you.
Ghosting is fast becoming a popular Halloween tradition in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and other countries as well. Depending on your location, the new custom may be known as "Ghosting," or "Boo-ing" but the concept is the same.
Ghosting is a fun way to spread the Halloween spirit amongst friends and neighbors. This activity can begin any time in October but the first or second week of the month is the best, allowing sufficient time for the entire neighborhood to be "ghosted."
Typically, you will need to "ghost" two people or families. You can do this with the following items:
Two Halloween goodie bags or brown paper sacks filled with treats.
Two pictures of a ghost or tissue paper ghosts.
Two letters stating that "you've been ghosted (or boo'd)" with simple how-to instructions to carry on the tradition.
After you have assembled your (two, separate) treat bags, ghosts, and letters, you should deliver them after dark to your target families by dropping one on each porch, ringing the doorbell, and running. You should remain anonymous, so don't get caught. If you're a child, it's important to be safe and take an adult with you.
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN GHOSTED/BOO'D?
I used to do that all the time on my friends a couple years ago I got Booed 4 times! But nobody did it this year :[ it made me sad. And last year I had to start it 2 weeks before Halloween!
I remember that it was very "big" a couple years back, we had the doorbell ringing all day... xD
The people in my neighborhood don't really do it that often anymore.
Same with me! I have been Ghosed 9 times in one year like 3 years ago but now nobody really does it . I was walking my dog after school and I saw the "YOU'VE BEEN GHOSED!" sign on the door and I was like "New WI Poll!"
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Have you ever been Ghosted/Boo'd? 
Re: Have you ever been Ghosted/Boo'd? 
. I was walking my dog after school and I saw the "YOU'VE BEEN GHOSED!" sign on the door and I was like "New WI Poll!" 
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