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Old 07-30-2009, 12:29 PM #7
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Cool!


I made one for Halloween one year. Put it in a bucket that looked like a skull, topped with gummy spiders and worms.

It was not as cool looking as yours, but it was tasty. It was all gone before we even went trick-or-treating.

Thanksgiving you say? Hmmm.... you seem a bit twisted. I like you already!

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