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Mystik Spiral
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wow you really did a good job! i like the masks. Cool

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BushRat
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Thanks Mystik.
I could have put more detail into them but it was taking ages to get the basic done. I came up with a good way to skin them: use a power drill with a little grinding drum. Twisted Evil Way faster than using a knife.
After I was committed to this design, I came up with 2 more ideas, so I'm good for a couple more years. Laughing

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Drummer Dave
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Good job with the Jackolanterns Cool Are you dressing up for the kids at the door ?..

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BushRat
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Good job with the Jackolanterns Cool Are you dressing up for the kids at the door ?..


I have thought of dressing up. But the kids that come are spread across all age ranges. I don't do cute well, and if I were to do scary the younger ones would be traumatized for life. Surprised Maybe one year I'll figure out a happy medium and do something inventive.

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Hhmmm, how about " Sherlock Holmes " or " Captain James T Kirk "

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE !! Twisted Evil Smile Cool




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linsleyk
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happy Halloween folks love the pumpkins Very Happy

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* The Real Texas Chainsaw Killer * Twisted Evil


> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Gein

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Ta-Da!



Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Roasted pumpkin seeds!
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BushRat
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Cool, Winter! I roast the seeds, too. Laughing

Okay, party's over. Into the composter with you guys.
I don't think the one one the left realizes the gravity of the situation. The one on the right, however, seems to have always known things would go downhill.

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Pumpkin Killer !!! Surprised Wink

Good job Winter Cool

I really enjoy the roasted seeds as well.

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Mystik Spiral
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Pumpkin Killer !!! Surprised Wink

Good job Winter Cool

I really enjoy the roasted seeds as well.


I do too, but recently I've developed a mild allergy to them. Sad Now if I eat them it makes me puke.

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BushRat
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Drummer Dave wrote:
* The Real Texas Chainsaw Killer * Twisted Evil


> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Gein


Wow. Good read.
Not for the faint of heart, though.

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I would say that pukeing isnt mild Mystick, Laughing Wink ..

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Drummer Dave wrote:
* The Real Texas Chainsaw Killer * Twisted Evil


> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Gein


Wow. Good read.
Not for the faint of heart, though.
> Ya, its got a high " creep factor " Shocked Confused

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Mystik Spiral
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I would say that pukeing isnt mild Mystick, Laughing Wink ..


Well I guess it's mild when you compare it to someone who swells up and his throat closes. Shocked

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Mystik Spiral wrote:
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I would say that pukeing isnt mild Mystick, Laughing Wink ..


Well I guess it's mild when you compare it to someone who swells up and his throat closes. Shocked
> That would be extreme, but i know what your saying. Its like the people that cant eat anything with peanuts in it, total outbreak, cant breath, scary.

I was allergic to Bees from the age of 3 to 15 years old. 1 sting, & i would blow up like a ballon. Couldn't breath, it was freaky.
I feared the Bee for many years, lol. I got stung about 5 years ago, and that fear came back, but nothing happened, just normal swelling & some pain, thats it Cool

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I was the Phantom of the Opera... Yup. Very Happy

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BushRat
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It's not over 'till it's over. According to today's newspaper, there is a neighbourhood in the far end of town where they line up all their jack-o-lanterns the night after Halloween and walk around admiring them.
This is actually a photo the paper ran, though it looks like a painting:





It's incredible what some people do. While I was handing out treats I was watching a couple of programs on HGTV showing the elaborate decorations some people put on their houses. And I read that in part of Toronto, some homeowners put a stage across all 5 of their houses and put on a Halloween play. Shocked

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Mystik Spiral
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has anyone ever seen on tv this one town takes all the jack-o-lanterns, and smash them on the street. Then they go sledding on them, down the street. Surprised

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