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[crazyguy]

I was just wondering as I read the other thread about halloween pumpkins.

I was to lazy and pilled up with homework to carve a pumpkin.

[All Star]

I kept mine. I find them fun to have around the house.

[deaddumpster]

I ended up caving in/ smashing the pumpkin by shooting it with my Mongo Titan. I was really fun, the next I'm thinking of sticking a firecracker or something explosive into.

[Spectre666]

I took it into the alley, poured lighter fluid on it, set it on fire, and then dropped a big ass rock on it. Unfortunatley, I did not get pictures.

[crazyguy]

For the people that kept there pumpkins; wouldn't it rot or is there some way to preserve it?

[Lynx]

No real way to preserve organic matter unless it was vacuum sealed or something like that...

I think...

Maybe you could press it in a book like a flower!!!

Boom Pumpkin!


Off the topic:
Smashing Pumpkin's 1 good song=Guitar Hero 3 song

[Paloose]

I usually have a couple friends over and we tear the pumpkins up. Using, but not reserved to, Machetes, hatchets, sledge hammers, and occasionally a replica of a 12th century broadsword made by the company Generation 2.

crazyguy, on Nov 2 2007, 05:47 PM, said:

For the people that kept there pumpkins; wouldn't it rot or is there some way to preserve it?

Word is, you can soak the pumpkins in water for a couple of hours if they start to get a little limp.

[crazyguy]

Well lets say you were able to some how preserve it, but why would you want to? Can't you just take a picture of it? or make it again next year.

The reason Im asking this is because it just seems really weird to me.

Soaking it in water should work, but only for a couple of days or weeks.

Edit: you can probaly preserve it the way they preserve humans (like in body works?), but still to much work just for a pumpkin.

Edited by crazyguy, 03 November 2007 - 08:09 PM.