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let's see your Halloween pumpkin

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Created by sabydent > 9 months ago, 27 Oct 2015
sabydent
360 posts
27 Oct 2015 11:21AM
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Don't know if you Australians get into Halloween.
Let's see your carved pumpkins.

westozwind
WA, 1416 posts
27 Oct 2015 11:52AM
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We try and avoid it,but there is way too much money for the retail giants so we have it shoved down our throats :(

sabydent
360 posts
27 Oct 2015 12:04PM
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Halloween was always one of the "big four" when we were kids.

1. Christmas
2. Your birthday
3. Halloween
4. Easter

westozwind
WA, 1416 posts
27 Oct 2015 12:16PM
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it has never been an Australian thing until the mid 2000's when $ signs flashed in the eyes of the corporate greed monster and they filled the gap between Easter and Christmas. Bit like valentines Day does (Christmas to Easter).

Kamikuza
QLD, 6493 posts
27 Oct 2015 2:18PM
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westozwind said..
it has never been an Australian thing until the mid 2000's when $ signs flashed in the eyes of the corporate greed monster and they filled the gap between Easter and Christmas. Bit like valentines Day does (Christmas to Easter).


I heard the expression "Halloween season" the other day... FFS.

kiteboy dave
QLD, 6525 posts
27 Oct 2015 4:30PM
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sabydent said..



Don't know if you Australians get into Halloween.
Let's see your carved pumpkins.



Halloween has been done for at least 30 years - but not pumpkins.

Now they're flogging Halloween pumpkins in the big supermarkets, but at ~$15 each most aussies would give it a miss.

AUS1111
WA, 3621 posts
27 Oct 2015 3:49PM
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^^ $35 at Fresh Provisions Mount Lawley. Be quick!

youngbull
QLD, 826 posts
27 Oct 2015 6:32PM
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Watermelon's under $5 from local fruit&veg shop and if you grab a $2 spray paint from Junk shops you could spray them orange.

dan111984
461 posts
27 Oct 2015 5:25PM
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Yeah halloween is BS but that pumpkin carving looks awesome.

Mark _australia
WA, 23530 posts
27 Oct 2015 6:07PM
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Never ever try to make the kids a jack-o-lantern with our standard pumpkins (are they called Queensland Blue??)

I had no idea Yanks carve up a mooshy thing. A couple of years ago they wanted one....... it took me 2hrs to hollow out so it was about 1" thick all around....... eventually resorting to power tools.


Jupiter
2156 posts
27 Oct 2015 11:21PM
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Those bloody kids never ever bother to even say hello to me as they walked/skated past my house. Then all of a sudden, they turned up one late evening dressed up in spooky gear demanding sweets. What do you reckon ?

myusernam
QLD, 6154 posts
28 Oct 2015 5:25AM
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Oh. I was going to! But was always going to use one of those renovator tools. For all the haters.. The kids like to dress up

Craig66
NSW, 2466 posts
28 Oct 2015 7:45AM
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Halloween ???????

Is that when kids turn up and say "trick or treat" ?

I usually ask for a trick and see what they have prepared ....



djt91184
QLD, 1211 posts
28 Oct 2015 9:37AM
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When kids turn up at my joint I just say beat it I got nothing for ya. Pumpkins are more tasty than scary.



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