Spooky Month
Spooky Month by CattyMeowy April 19, 2021
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spooky month
a month where two little kids go around town doing this smexy dance while yelling ITS'A SPOOKY MONTH
spooky month by hahaphunnyjokes December 7, 2020
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Spooky Month
Spooky Month is the worldwide nationally celebrated holiday on October 1st all the way to October 31st. Degenerates would call this 'Halloween', instead of it's regular name. Celebratory activities include trick or treating, watching spooky movies (I'd reccomend 'Really Spooky The Ooga Booga'. It's very scary), Buying candy from the candy store, summoning demons, getting a clown to tell you a spooky joke, going to spooky party on the top of a hill and meeting 'The Eyes of The Universe'. Turns out he's a pretty chill guy if you do the spooky vibe with him, also he likes candy, especially Mars, Kit Kats and Milky Way, but really doesn't like Three Musketeers.
Spooky Month by HunterVanguard April 23, 2021
Spooky Month
A way of saying October. Despite seeming unnecessary, the term Spooky Month is used much more often than just October.
Spooky Month by some guy who uses the Internet October 7, 2021
Spooky month!
It is a way of referring to October often used by kids. Also if you’re searching this up you probably came from Sr Pelo’s channel. If you didn’t, search up “it’s spooky month” on YouTube or just the inter and enjoy.
Spooky month! by Gravity Club March 10, 2021
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