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HalloweenХэллоуинOne of the national festivals of English-speaking countries is Halloween. It takes place on October 31 on Allhallow’s Eve. The pumpkin is a symbol of this festival in which offensive face is cut out. A lighted candle is put into the pumpkin. It was considered that pumpkin left about the house on All Saints' Day drove off malignant demons. The song “Monster Mash” by Bobby Pickett is an informal hymn of this festival. On this day parties are held and people put on suits of the terrible creatures and monsters from films. Children go from house to house, sing songs and try to get sweeties. Besides that games and fortune-telling are widely spread on Halloween. At night children and teenagers tell each other horror stories and legends and the most popular legend is about Bloody Mary. She is said to appear in a mirror when her name is called three times. Organization of attractions where visitors are got scared is also an important tradition. On this holiday television broadcasts a lot of horror films and animations. On this day we can show our fantasy and live in the world of dead for a little while. Halloween has been gaining in popularity in Russia recently.
ну как я поняла то так!

Well, kinda differs, from person to person. For instance, I have friends who do love cross-fit, sprinting or football. Ofcourse, football is the most popular of them, because it is not something really exhausting like cross-fit. But, there are many others, atletics (from light to heavy-weight), boxing, or MMA. MMA is my favorite one, because during the fight I can appease my feral instincts, and its bloody fun, ofcourse. Not everyone can participate in the MMA matches, because you are required to have good fighting skills, to be fearless, and to be ready to take injuries or even open fractures. Yes, sometimes it happens, but, no pain - no game.

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