wow¡ heaven looks cute... i'm in heaven

And yet another strike week continues, oh well, more money in my pocket and less in Totems, so not all is lost for me, just them!!! Have a great week guys!!

@gabbygirl you are in a strike for what?

For ethnic diversity she is. Black chicks, asian chicks, latino chicks...

@GabbyGirl A redhead won't do? Not too far away from the tree, i know, but still kinda different. ;)

ok ty, now I see the threat... it has to be hard being on strike with this hot girls cooming soon

Yes, must be hard indeed. I totally support the movement for diversity, but i'm not on strike cause i just love caucasian girls. ;)

Three more Czech girls...should be very easy to sit this week out, particularly after last week's foot porn orgy.

Maybe it's time to invest in a giant conveyor belt from the Czech Republic directly to Paris, put the next load of weekly girls on the thing and fire her up, that way, Totem can alleviate all those pesky traveling costs and REALLY save themselves some money.

Maybe they don't celebrate Halloween in the Czech Republic.

Probably not. Halloween is not a typical european holiday. It came from the US to Europe in the 90s. Before that noone(or very few) in Germany and probably France too celebrated Halloween.

So not the Celts then?;)

Actually... "Halloween" have been celebrated since long before the US even existed. It has roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holy day of All Saints. And Trick-or-treating has been around since at least the 1600s England...

See more:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween

And related articles =)

PS. The "Commercial" celebration with costumes, pumpkins and trick-or-treat didn't become popular in Sweden until the 1990s... Before that this was a strict religious tradition where EVERYTHING was closed! No movies, No Restaurants, No Stores open anywhere for two days...

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ok thats right jununger.
In England this was celebrated much longer.
But on the continent as the english citzens say it wasn't celebrated. Don't know about scandinavia but in Germany and the Czech Republic Halloween was not celebrated a few years agon. The kids in Germany have St. Martin on the 11th November to collect sweets in their neighbourhood.
OK thats clear as the 31th October is the day of the reformation so a evangelic holiday and the all saints day on the 1st of November is all a catholic holiday.

True. On the continent (western Europe) the Catholic All Saints weekend is celebrated instead and from what I understand there is no special holiday in the eastern countries at this time of the year... but I might be mistaken there.

Then again... as the world becomes smaller and more commercialized I wouldn't be surprised if Halloween also is "celebrated" in the eastern Europe today. ...at least as a secular festivity.

you're right CyberVixen i would also have expected that. Maybe we will get a surprise release on Saturday... one can always hope ;-)

Hmmm perhaps it is time for ---------

lol

:-)

Hmmm . . my 6 month runs out in November, maybe I should cancel as part of "Strike Two"

Hmmm . . my 6 months do not run out until February, but maybe I should cancel to be on "Strike Two" also since it will probably take a year to get new cards we want!

@CyberVixen
One can always hope =)

As for Christmas... they have one Christmas card that's not been released yet... Apparently Natalia V looked to sleepy for them to release this one in the past... Hope they change their mind cause this lady looks amazing ;)

This product and strip clubs are tailor made for holiday costumes.
The perfect trick or treat gift for customers- halloween costume card.
Witch, vampire, etc.

This community was excited about halloween and virtuagirl possibilities and instead they are like ***** brown. Instead of candy and treats they got a rock. Trick or treat was a trick.

i would wait until Saturday noon before i would ***** about no halloween specials...

There might be a halloween treat from the new site...;)

Double, double toyle and trouble,
Fire ***** and Cauldron bubble

What fire is in my ears, can this be true?
Hath Totem stirred a naughty witches brew
To bring an apparition, of what we once knew?

How now, Shobdan84?
Can your art truly foretell,
a hallows eve revelry
to awake our hearts
from their slumbering destiny?

To such visions of maidens I do still cling,
May the future alight as on a wing.

@Ambler
Rabbie ***** is gone and deed
and Ambler's here insteed. ;-))

and shoBdan84 is the Muse !!!

" We are Not a Muse !!! "

In eastern European countries on the 1st and 2nd we celebrate the All Saints Day, a time of remembrance of the dead. We go to cemetaries, meet with our families and do some contemplation in general.

Hallowen has invaded Poland along with different American customs( Valentines Day, among others), and is usually celebrated by going dancing.

@Alkasyn
Just a curious question. Do you know if that is the Orthodox Christianity that celebrate All Saints also or do you refer to the Catholic churches in eastern Europe?

Here in Sweden we also have the All Saints Day as a remembrance but like I wrote above most people rather celebrate the secular version of Halloween now a days.

The Orthodox most probably have their own All Saints, but since they have a different calendar it takes place around 3 weeks after us, Catholics. We don't have a big enough Orthodox minority for that to be noticeable, I'm afraid.