Its that time of year here,.." Happy Halloween"
"Happy Halloween"
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HittinSteel
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Happy Halloween to you too Jerry.
Getting the boys ready for trick or treat right now. We've got a vampire and a Lumberjack
Getting the boys ready for trick or treat right now. We've got a vampire and a Lumberjack
Mine would have gone missing also if they were out even one night before, my daughter and I just carved these up not 30 mins ago, they would not last 5 mins outside, either stolen or smashed within minutes.
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happy halloween everyone!!
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What the heck is this world coming to when you cant even put your pumpkins out without them getting taken or smashed!!!:censored::censored::censored::censored:
Nice carving Jerry. What saw did you use? 
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Anthony_Va.
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Halloween sucks! I have to be on Hay watch all night. We had about 200 5x6 rolls burned about 6 years ago. I was watching then too but the guys hit a spot when I had went to check some others. I got them moved before they all went up. Lost about 60 rolls though. Pisses me off.
Other than that, I like halloween.
Other than that, I like halloween.
Nice carving Jerry. What saw did you use?
Have not got a chainsaw small enough yet to carve pumpkins, I like to use a knife we call a tomato knife, it has a 1/4 " wide blade that has serrations along both sides of the blade, blade is 4" long and has a slight curve on the end. I carve freehand just out of my head, just whatever comes to mind.
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Happy Halloween Jerry!!!
Good job carving...good fun with the kids. This is the first time in 16 yrs I didn't carve. My daughter is in Costa Rica till the middle of Jan. Talked with her today and apparently they do not observe Halloween down there...she went to the market to get a pumkin to carve for her host family but they were all gone....they eat 'em.... who'd a thunk it????
Good job carving...good fun with the kids. This is the first time in 16 yrs I didn't carve. My daughter is in Costa Rica till the middle of Jan. Talked with her today and apparently they do not observe Halloween down there...she went to the market to get a pumkin to carve for her host family but they were all gone....they eat 'em.... who'd a thunk it????
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I have to say, you're a punkin carvin fool! Those are very nice! I have to use the carving kits to make em that nice.
Happy Halloween Jerry!!!
Good job carving...good fun with the kids. This is the first time in 16 yrs I didn't carve. My daughter is in Costa Rica till the middle of Jan. Talked with her today and apparently they do not observe Halloween down there...she went to the market to get a pumkin to carve for her host family but they were all gone....they eat 'em.... who'd a thunk it????
Thanks Robin;..One of my daughters is in San Fran but the youngest is still home with us this year, she always finds time to be with us on the festive times.Costa Rica you say, that`s a long way from home, and they eat PUMKINS , what!!! LOL
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I have to say, you're a punkin carvin fool! Those are very nice! I have to use the carving kits to make em that nice.
Less than ten mins spent on each, cleaning out the guts takes the most time.
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why not get a pumpkin big enough instead. I forgot to get candy, but I'm pretty remote and not likely to get any ghouls or goblins tonight. Think I'll venture down and shut the gate all the same. that'll scare 'em
happy All Saints Eve.
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Well, I am here to say it. I cannot carve a punkin to save my life.
Even with the carving kits, I just always end up breaking a piece out or something. Good job on those though.
Just down the road from me they grow them huge gourds, they hollow them out and paddle them across a lake, make a little annual race out of it. They could be carved with a chainsaw but what a mess to cleanup afterward, no thanks. LOL
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Thanks Robin;..One of my daughters if San Fran but the youngest is still home with us this year, she always finds time to be with us on the festive times.Costa Rica you say, that`s a long way from home, and they eat PUMKINS , what!!! LOL
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LOL yeah I guess pumkins aren't just for carving LOL!!!
It IS a long way from home especially for a 16 yr old...but that's what she wanted to do and made it happen pretty much by herself....good for her to spread her wings but I'll admit a tad hard on dad!! She been at 4 degrees off the equator for six months and will be coming back the 15th of Jan!!! I'll bet I don't have to nag her to wear her coat and boots this winter LOLLOL!!!
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HaHaHa!! they do that here in Maine somewhere too, saw it on TV and once this guy had an outboard on one!!!! LOL went in circles great!!!
Yea they do the outboard thing here too, hilarious when they upset.
Well the big rush is over, only a few stragglers coming by now, pretty well over for this year, hope the damage was not too bad around this area. Seen plenty of police cars crusing around so maybe they will keep it quiet.
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