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yourcurrysucks

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Oct 31, 2010 14:03

[Here is Soma, holding a jack-o'-lantern in his hands, staring at it with a rather confused look on his face.]

... what is the point in carving a face into a vegetable?

don't understand your silly traditions, *event: halloween, could have used this for curry

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[Video] other_sights October 31 2010, 19:14:18 UTC

It's meant to ward away evil.

[Video] yourcurrysucks November 1 2010, 16:21:48 UTC

How does it do that?

[Video] ROFL Ciel. innerfirewithin October 31 2010, 19:21:34 UTC

It's a decoration.

[Video] yourcurrysucks November 1 2010, 16:22:36 UTC

It's a waste of food if you ask me.

[Video] innerfirewithin November 1 2010, 16:29:40 UTC

Did anyone ask you?

[Video] yourcurrysucks November 1 2010, 16:39:54 UTC

No, they didn't.

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[Video] Hey, Ciel's right ROFL trollinurgarden October 31 2010, 22:56:33 UTC

It's fun, Prince Soma! [Herp] And you can make silly faces!

[Video] yourcurrysucks November 1 2010, 16:23:41 UTC

... it is?

[Video] trollinurgarden November 2 2010, 00:24:23 UTC

Yea! You can make all sorts of faces on it! Like silly faces or scary faces and it's fun scooping out the seeds and you can eat the seeds after, if you bake them!

[video] boys got a point funbarionsen October 31 2010, 23:50:36 UTC

Because it's fun to do.

[video] yourcurrysucks November 1 2010, 16:24:07 UTC

How is it fun to waste food?

[video] funbarionsen November 1 2010, 17:04:27 UTC

Actually, you get to scoop the seeds out, and then bake them with some salt and you can eat them.

[video] yourcurrysucks November 1 2010, 17:34:03 UTC

... really? But what about the rest of it?

[Video] bratty smug know-it-all hisbutlerbound November 1 2010, 07:41:56 UTC

Depends on the reason of the person carving.

[Video] yourcurrysucks November 1 2010, 16:25:21 UTC

There are different reasons?

[Video] hisbutlerbound November 1 2010, 20:58:10 UTC

Some use it for decoration. Others to scare. Some enjoy the tradition. Perhaps for a little light or something to guide their way.