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Peter, Peter pumpkin eater
Had a wife but couldn't keep her. Ok, so why couldn't he keep her? Put her in a pumpkin shell There he kept her very well. Does this mean that Peter was a cannibal? Since he was a pumpkin eater and he put his wife in a pumpkin shell didn't he have to get into the same pumpkin shell? Do you think his wife was a pumpkin eater, too? Do you think if they had kids that they became pumpkin eaters, too? What do you think his wife thought of being put into a pumpkin shell? What do you think the neighbors thought of Peter after he had put wife into a pumpkin shell? |
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that must of been one big pumpkin!
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I think that what the neighbor’s thought is of utmost importance. But
if Peter’s skin was as thick as a pumpkin’s he probably didn’t care what the neighbors thought. This leads me to believe that he had little faith in Mr. Rogers. Therefore he was a sinner of the most demented kind. It matters not that he was a vegetarian because Captain Kangaroo’s pouch will only hold so many gourds anyway. |
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"....Ultimately, pumpkinism failed as a mainstream religion when it
became apparent to even the most loyal adherents that there was simply no effective way a pumpkin could be crucified and subsequently resurrected...." Dr. Blaine Torlinder, "Pumpkinism: The Orange Messiah," p. 287 |
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I was thinking it must have been one big pumpkin, too.
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Peter must have been doomed from the start then.
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But didn't Linus try to ressurect the Great Pumpkin? Do you think that
Charles Schultz was a pumpkin eater but just kept it to himself? |
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Yep
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Do you think that Thanksgiving with all the pumpkin pie has something to
do with the Orange Messiah? |
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maybe it's a secret holiday just for them.
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The Pumpkin Festival (a.k.a. Pumpkin Fest) is a yearly celebration held
in Keene, New Hampshire, USA at Halloween. Each year, Keene residents and other citizens from around the area attempt to amass the largest number of lit jack-o'-lanterns in one place, trying to meet or beat the world record (which they held for many years). The Pumpkin Fest previously held the record (as recognized by the Guinness World Records) of 28,952 [1] set at this celebration on October 25, 2003, but this was broken when Boston, Massachusetts collected 30,128 on October 21, 2006. [2] The organizers attempt yearly to beat this record by encouraging businesses and individuals to create and donate jack-o'-lanterns which are displayed on many enormous banks of shelves and all available surfaces around the center of town. The festivities also include fireworks, music, and food, and draw in people from all over New Hampshire and adjoining states. Almost immediately after the pumpkin festival is over, the jack-o-lanterns are hauled away by volunteer work crews and given to pig farmers. Over 80,000 people attend this event in Keene which has a population of nearly 23,000. People do not come from just the surrounding states, but all over the country and sometimes all over the world. The 2006 festival was held on October 21st and boasted over 24,000 lit pumpkins. |
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Poor little pumpkins, it sure is a sorry way to end up in a pigs
snout |
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Pumpkinism
Duncanism Dunk your donuts in a prism Rainbow flavored atheism Fanatical conservatism Theorized creationism Exorcized metabolism Emailized evangelism Oversized egotism Hypothesized Darwinism Culturalized cynicism Popularized dogmatism Brutalized behaviorism Galloping equestrianism Fundamental fanaticism Naked exhibitionism Scandalous sensationalism Introverted gentilism Blatant brazen barbarism All-alluring magnetism Brave and gallant heroism Selfish individualism Emotional intuitionism Ravenous materialism Mesmerizing hypnotism Open-minded liberalism Chauvinistic machoism Pure organic naturalism Sweet poetic lyricism Don't mind me, I'm just having my way with words today. (ha ha) |
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Abra??????????
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James!
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put the jacket on Abra quick...
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Wouldst thou hide a light inside of a pumpkin?
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Abra,
Some words have all the luck, some words do nothin' but complain! |
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Sure if it was well goarded
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