Call me a Hallowe'em Scrooge but I'd rather that those pumpkins be grown and bought as pie pumpkins or stew pumpkins or casserole pumpkins or ice cream pumpkins (yes, there is such a thing.)
I'm not the only one. Iowa believes that pumpkins that are going to be used as decoration and not as food ought to taxed as such.
Am I the only noticing that Halloween has gotten bit huge with the affluenza bug?
I mean, it's one thing to string up some fake cobweb, paper skeletons and hang a few ghostly bedsheets from the tree. They're now selling robotic zombies, inflatable pumpkins the size of a Goodyear blimp and full-on coffins for the front yard. If you want to go all out, there are ways to green up your Halloween.
You wanna hear something really scary? There's a recall for fake teeth.
Of course, they wait until Hallowe'en to put out the recall for these lead laced teeth that have been sold all year long. Three guesses where these fake Hallowe'en teeth were made.

It's an awesome bit of animation about corporate factory meat farms.
Happy Hallow's Eve Everyone.
Jen
2 comments:
Moo-pheus...Bwawawawawa!
Babe, you can't mention things like pumpkin ice cream and not include recipes. It's just bad food blogging etiquette.
Ky,
your faithful pumpkin lovin' servant
This year we managed to have our jack o'lantern and eat it, too - we used a Padana squash, which had a ton of meat in it, and just used all the cut-out pieces to make soup. Yum.
Ice cream pumpkins? Tell me more!
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