Funny Fact HAPPY HALLOWEEN

HELLO EVERYONE....

HAPPY HALLOWEEN TO YOU ALL...

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Ghost it's your day today

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Yeah it's my first Halloween after I became ghost 👻👻

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So I'll talk about you today and will tell you some facts about today...

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OMG this girl is gonna talk about me ;)

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Stupid I mean Halloween Day 🎃

LET'S DIVE INTO THE FUN FACTS OF HALLOWEEN (31st OCTOBER)

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I'll test your knowledge today on your favorite day..

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Sure you tell me what you wanna know I'll answer it...👻

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1. HALLOWEEN STEMS FROM A CELTIC FESTIVAL.

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YES, Halloween-type behavior dates back centuries to Celtic festival Samhain, which was a pagan New Year of sorts celebrated from October 31 to November 1. Celts would celebrate together with feasts, bonfires, and animal sacrifices.

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I got this answer from other centuries old ghosts👻👻

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Cheater

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2. A CITY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE HOLDS THE RECORD FOR MOST LIT JACK-O-LANTERNS.

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As Halloween has progressively become a more popular holiday in the U.S. different celebrations and world records have been broken that directly correlate with the holiday. In 2013, Keene, New Hampshire, broke its own Guinness World Record for most lit Jack-o'-lanterns on display at 30,581...

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3. NEW YORK IS HOME TO THE BIGGEST HALLOWEEN PARADE IN THE U.S.

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Manhattan's Greenwich Village has been hosting its annual Halloween parade for 47 years, each year going even beyond than the previous one.

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4. ONLY SIX STATES PRODUCE A MAJORITY OF THE HOLIDAY'S PUMPKINS.

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According to the United States Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service, in 2014 the top pumpkin - producing states --- Illinois, California, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan -- produced 1.31 billion pounds of pumpkins.

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5. THE NIGHT BEFORE HALLOWEEN IS "CABBAGE NIGHT" TO NEW ENGLANDERS.

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my pumpkins reaction....👻👻🎃

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Some northeastern pranksters follow a stinky tradition of collecting rotten vegetables and leaving them near their neighbors doors in honor of "cabbage night" on Oct 30.