Happy Halloween!
Greetings, crickets and ghouls. Welcome to a very special Halloween edition of the Clinic. This is my favorite time of year, next to Christmas, Yom Kippur, my birthday, Kwanzaa, and garbage day. Halloween is a magical holiday, when we dress our kids up as demons and prostitutes. Fun is fun, but we can't forget for even one minute that people want to murder our children. Follow these Halloween Fun Tips to assure yourself a safe and happy celebration.

Halloween Safety Tips
1. Use the Cover of Darkness: Encourage your children to select darkly colored costumes, such as "ninja" of "black ghost." Pedophiles will have a tough time sighting your kids, and will move on to more easily spotted prey.
2. Strength in Numbers: You can avoid having to escort your little hooligans around the neighborhood by appointing the oldest child the "leader." If you only have one kid, let him/her borrow the sharpest kitchen knife or broken bottle you own, for protection.
3. Costume Swap: Dress your kids in layers of costumes, so they can hit up the same houses multiple times. You'll find they bring home a much better haul that way.
4. Vanguard: In this modern age, you just can't trust anyone. Psychos and maniacs are everywhere. Help keep an eye on the neighborhood children by following them around in a van. This will protect them against opportunistic kidnappers.
5. Perform a safety test: Make sure the kiddies bring their treats to you for careful inspection (and ingestion). If a piece of candy looks like it's been tampered with, it's best to have one of your kids try it first. Watch them for a few minutes. Make sure they don't go into convulsions or get a razor blade stuck in their esophagus.
That's all for now, gentle reader. I'm off to crouch in the bushes outside Boner's house. After that, I've got a carton of eggs with TSZ's name on it. Best wishes for a happy Halloween!
Stay tuned for more spooky messages from the Doctor!














