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OT: pumpkin carving
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Kis?
Nice
Sarge
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Now that's cool.
I don't normally carve pumpkins but I'm thinking about taking a shot at it this year. The seax seems to be a particularly good choice for this sort of work.
I don't normally carve pumpkins but I'm thinking about taking a shot at it this year. The seax seems to be a particularly good choice for this sort of work.
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Dave, I want to see you carving pumpkins on video, the way you carve everything else!
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Thank you, Kis
That was so cool! Anyone that wants to learn how to really carve up a good pumpkin design should take a look. Heck, it's worth looking at just to listen to "Monster Mash". How often do you get to hear that classic? Great flash animation. Lots of information :thumbup:
I plan on carving my pumpkin with my seax and my Sarge/KPH....the wife wants to use her $20 carving kit
Jake
That was so cool! Anyone that wants to learn how to really carve up a good pumpkin design should take a look. Heck, it's worth looking at just to listen to "Monster Mash". How often do you get to hear that classic? Great flash animation. Lots of information :thumbup:
I plan on carving my pumpkin with my seax and my Sarge/KPH....the wife wants to use her $20 carving kit
Jake