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Happy Halloween!

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A friend of mine's family has an annual Halloween pumpkin display at his house. They get something like 400 pumpkins delivered and have friends and neighborhood kids to come carve them all. I carved about 5 yesterday and here's the axie-punkin I carved.
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Apologies for the blurred output as I took these with my cameraphone.

Happy Halloween!
 
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Dot, I'm inspired. I'll bring my camera to the pumpkin carving festival this Saturday.
 
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very good pumpkin lol good name of breed to mike lol very creative
 
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Hey Dot you beat me to it!

I did one last night, its Marvin the Martian, then hopefully tonight its gunna be an axie!

Would you believe it, ive never been Trick or treating!
 
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kim

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Very nice Pin-pin!..

I know its not a newt but what the hell i think it looks cool!

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