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Ryotaro Posted 14 years ago
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Here's your trick
Hi,
A boy threw a water balloon at his friend and said "Here's your tick!".
What did he mean? What exactly is the "trick"?
Thanks,
Ryo
A boy threw a water balloon at his friend and said "Here's your tick!".
What did he mean? What exactly is the "trick"?
Thanks,
Ryo
Top answer
" The idea is that if someone does not give you a treat, you play a trick on them. When I was a kid, tricks could be writing bad names on the person's windows with soap, or turning over their garbage cans. A few years ago, a favorite trick was to decorate the trees in front of the house with toilet paper.
- " The idea is that if someone does not give you a treat, you play a trick on them.
- When I was a kid, tricks could be writing bad names on the person's windows with soap, or turning over their garbage cans.
- A few years ago, a favorite trick was to decorate the trees in front of the house with toilet paper.
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Was it during Halloween - where kids play "Trick or Treat?"
The idea is that if someone does not give you a treat, you play a trick on them.
When I was a kid, tricks could be writing bad names on the person's windows with soap, or turning over their garbage cans. A few years ago, a favorite trick was to decorate the trees in front of the house with toilet paper.
The idea is that if someone does not give you a treat, you play a trick on them.
When I was a kid, tricks could be writing bad names on the person's windows with soap, or turning over their garbage cans. A few years ago, a favorite trick was to decorate the trees in front of the house with toilet paper.
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