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Halloween

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Halloween is coming up. Post your scariest, funniest or any other related Halloween pics in this thread.

Here's Emma and the Jack-o-lantern.
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I might as well add this one. I caught this guy up around the tomato plants last week, and he looks like he's one of the undead. :shock:
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Ah now I know what all those pumpkins were for that DA shot. Yeah wow an undead wabbit....spooky. :shock:
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ps. Halloween doesn't seem to make a big impression in my suburb, but probably does over in the newer suburbs with lots more young children.
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Neat shots Dusty. It makes me think of two things... 1. I need to get pumpkins tomorrow.. 2. Were did I put the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch?????. John
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"What, behind the rabbit?" "It is the rabbit!" :lol: Good one John!

I like the cheeky grin on the your pumpkin, Dusty.
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These guys showed up at work right before Halloween to remind me to hire temps from them It think the theme was: Devilish Problems, Heavenly Solutions".
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Dusty wrote:I might as well add this one. I caught this guy up around the tomato plants last week, and he looks like he's one of the undead. :shock:
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I understand Zombie Rabbits are really scary... for the tomatoes!
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Sheesh Pako do you need to ask?
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Greg Beetham wrote:Sheesh Pako do you need to ask?
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Greg, you took the words right out of my mouth :mrgreen:
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Dr. Harout wrote:
Greg Beetham wrote:Sheesh Pako do you need to ask?
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Greg, you took the words right out of my mouth :mrgreen:
OK, OK, I'll look on my archives
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Dusty wrote:Halloween is coming up. Post your scariest, funniest or any other related Halloween pics in this thread.
Here is a family snapshot from last Sunday night.

My daughter-in-law and grandson were at the door of a neighbor's house during his first Halloween "Trick or Treat" expedition.

With best wishes,
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I'm not sure how I managed to post two copies of the same image, and I cannot figure out how to delete one of them. My apologies for the error.
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Tom, I thought this is one of those games where you have to find 7 differences :lol:
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Tom if you want too delete one of them just click on edit, then the Full Editor has a 'delete' button. I like the kid's hat. :D
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Greg Beetham wrote:Tom if you want too delete one of them just click on edit, then the Full Editor has a 'delete' button. I like the kid's hat. :D
Thanks for the tip, Greg. I have no idea why I did not see that option before, but I've now deleted the duplicate image.

FWIW, the entire scarecrow costume, including the hat, was purchased at a children's store. It created a problem with the hat, thanks to my grandson's proportions. (Relative to the averages for his age, he is at the 50th percentile for height, the 40th percentile for weight, and the 95th percentile for head circumference.) The rest of the costume fit him perfectly, but we had to unstitch the seam at the back of the hat and open up a large gap to get the hat to go on his head. Fortunately, the designer had put the seam at the back where it was not normally visible.

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UrsaMajor wrote:FWIW, the entire scarecrow costume, including the hat, was purchased at a children's store. It created a problem with the hat, thanks to my grandson's proportions. (Relative to the averages for his age, he is at the 50th percentile for height, the 40th percentile for weight, and the 95th percentile for head circumference.) The rest of the costume fit him perfectly, but we had to unstitch the seam at the back of the hat and open up a large gap to get the hat to go on his head. Fortunately, the designer had put the seam at the back where it was not normally visible.

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So, Tom, you're saying he's a little skinny guy with a fat head? :oops:

Man, would I hate to have YOU for a Grandpa! :P

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