'carved a pumpkin'first recorded usage in medieval times:
'My liege! Hast thou been carving a pumpkin?'
'By my troth! A pumpkin has been carved across my very threshold! A pox upon you all!'
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Thu 30 Oct 2003, 18:54,
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'My liege! Hast thou been carving a pumpkin?'
'By my troth! A pumpkin has been carved across my very threshold! A pox upon you all!'
this has always been the inherent danger of pumpkin carving:how to properly dispose of the pulpy seed-filled goop afterwards...
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JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Thu 30 Oct 2003, 18:55,
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