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Hi B
How are you Towner?
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Morning counters from a wet West of Scotland
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Morning
Just damp here at the mo
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79215...morning my little Halloween goblins! Snowy here....brought my pumpkin to work....hopefully convince someone here to carve it into something before I go home
Morning Moose.
Good luck with the pumpkin? Little C wanted a bat carving into his!
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79217...I may post a photo if I don't butcher it
79218.....my work of art....notice the snow in the background????
He's a happy fella
I'll get a pic later when we've lit the *bat*
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79220....artistically I went for happy over scary.....also their is a serious lack of sharp knives at work
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Ah, finally got it to work. Thomas' bat pumpkin
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Morning
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Morning
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79230....Cinny...great pumpkin!
*Rabbits* too
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Thanks Moose
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79233.....Rabbits?
Said on the 1st of the month Moose, or *white rabbits*
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Or *rabbit, rabbit, rabbit* apparently......
Rabbit rabbit rabbit" is one variant of a common British superstition which states that a person should say or repeat the word "rabbit" or "rabbits", or say the phrase "white rabbits", or some combination of these elements, out loud upon waking on the first day of the month, because doing so will ensure good luck for the duration of that month. Today, it is a frequent tradition in many English-speaking countries.
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79236......that is hare-larious
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79238.....I thought it was quite bunny