MythTickle by Justin Thompson for October 20, 2009

And those are the origins of the Great Pumpkin.

Never pays to argue with friends about religion.

There’s one in every patch.

What a Halloweenie!

Don’t knock it; it beats ending up on a Thanksgving table, as the pie nobody touches. ( And after all of Aunt Bessie’s hard work, too! )

// sigh \ And here’s another place that ones thoughts are overridden by the mob.

Uh, oh! Junior is out of his gourd!

me too

I love pumpkin pie, and cheesecake. Who doesnt like those?

My sister had a orange-brown Teddy Bear, inevitably named “Pumpkin”. Naturally, every one of “his” pies was marked with a round paw-print. Didn’t stop us from eating them, though.

Pumpkin cheesecake? That is so wrong…

I love pumpkin rolls with cream cheese icing so the pumpkin cheesecake isn’t that big a stretch for me. Too bad there aren’t more free thinkers in the pumpkin patch.

I’ve never met a pumpkin I wouldn’t eat .

http://allrecipes.com/recipes/desserts/pies/custard-and-cream-pies/pumpkin-pies/main.aspx

You know, a bright, glowing inner light for all to see doesnt sound to bad, actually. The gutting part, sure. But all growth requires pain and sacrifice.

—– Doc Toon, I was going to make the same offer. I can’t imagine an untouched pumpkin pie. My son just asked for one, for his birthday, instead of cake!

Mmmmm… pumpkin butter…

Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream is so good.

Nothing wrong with punpkin pie. It’s the analogy above that’s half-baked…sorry, Justin!