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a CITIZEN JOURNALIST reports from battleground, USA: 21

Word of advice: when a neighbor asks you what you’re planning for Halloween, never, ever say “getting ripped on Jim Beam, then fucking me the hell out of some of them subdivision jack-o-lanterns, with their hot, orange, come hither grins.” Not even in jest.

Unless, that is, you enjoy visits from Child’s Services.

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30 Replies to “a CITIZEN JOURNALIST reports from battleground, USA: 21”

  1. TheUnrepentantGeek says:

    I left the site for a while due to lack of Jeff. After reading this, my face hurts from laughing and I realized that I’ve REALLY missed reading him.

  2. TmjUtah says:

    Child services?

    More like the candidate selection committee of your local Democrat caucus.

    There’s a lot of prestige to be had for identifying a new identity group to pander to. They just don’t fall out of trees, you know.

    “Now, give a big welcome to that new and proud voice for pumpkin fuckers across the nation…!!!”

  3. TmjUtah says:

    “Hope, Change, and hot squishy pulp!”

  4. TaiChiWawa says:

    Two words: flaming zucchini.

  5. TheUnrepentantGeek says:

    Theme song: “When a Man Loves a Pumpkin”

  6. RightTurnClyde says:

    Well, if you get caught, there’s always the Cinderella excuse…”Damn! Is it midnight already?”

  7. Mr. Pink says:

    “But Officer, there was a hamster in that Pumpkin I swear!”

  8. Percy Dovetonsils says:

    And now you know why my wife won’t let me talk to the neighbors.

  9. McGehee says:

    TaiChi, how dare you steal my band name!?

  10. apotheosis says:

    And this is why armadillos have a deep aversion to orange clothing.

  11. ushie says:

    That’s better than what I had planned: every time I answer the door that night, I plan to scream loudly and slam it shut again. Same as every other night.

  12. ginsocal says:

    I gave out bacon sandwiches one year, and no one ever came back.

  13. Adriane says:

    Is pumpkin pie exempt? Should I be having me some worries about the whipped cream?

    We can always come over closer to Thanksgiving, if that would work out for you and the Mrs.

  14. Rob Crawford says:

    I gave out bacon sandwiches one year, and no one ever came back.

    Did you cook the bacon?

  15. happyfeet says:

    that reminds me it’s time to go to Trader Joe’s and see if they have the gay pumpkin ice cream. I’ll do that this weekend cause I want some burritos anyway.

  16. happyfeet says:

    But for real you buy brand name garbage bags? That’s so elitist.

  17. Rob Crawford says:

    that reminds me it’s time to go to Trader Joe’s and see if they have the gay pumpkin ice cream.

    How do you know a pumpkin’s gay?

  18. happyfeet says:

    Which, that would make more sense on the other thread over there, but the point stands. Me I don’t buy garbage bags cause the trash chute thinger is just a few steps away so I just use the Ralph’s paper bag thingers. It says on the door to the trash chute you’re not supposed to but I do it anyway.

  19. happyfeet says:

    oh. no. it’s the ice cream that’s gay. It’s from San Francisco and it has some sort of rainbow emblem thinger if I remember right. And it’s signed like … enjoy our ice cream we made it for you … love, Mike and Steve. Something like that. But I heard they weren’t really gay it’s just marketing and I guess a lot of their workers are of that tribe. But it’s really good ice cream and you can only get it around this time.

  20. Rob Crawford says:

    All I can say, hf, is that you’ve inspired me to stop on the way home and see if Graeter’s Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream is in the stores. Which won’t do much for my waistline.

  21. happyfeet says:

    That one sounds good too. I think it’s probably the same idea. We don’t have those here. Hey it says they’re in Denver now though.

  22. McGehee says:

    When I lived in Sacramento, I used to go to Raley’s in November and be able to choose between a pumpkin-pie cheesecake, or a raspberry-swirl cheesecake.

    Anyone who still lives out there, do they still offer those?

  23. John Bradley says:

    Call any vegetable… call it by name!

  24. McGehee says:

    I guess I didn’t really have to choose between ’em, but they weren’t small cheesecakes. Taking one of each home would have been indecent.

  25. MAJ (P) John says:

    Trader Joe’s…. i think when I get home, I will go stand in one and just smile.

  26. jon says:

    Do whatever you want with your pumpkins. I honestly don’t care what sort of drunken Autumnal bacchanal you and your smiling gourds may partake in.

    But I’m sorry I’ll have to pass on that delicious-looking pie, Mrs. Goldstein.

  27. You said h-e-double hockey sticks? I’m suprised they didn’t shoot you on the spot.

  28. Rob Crawford says:

    *sigh*

    Apparently the pumpkin pie ice cream isn’t out yet. So I had to settle for chocolate chip cookie dough.

    However, this weekend I’ll be driving to a town that has not only pumpkin pie ice cream, but everything pumpkin: bread, pie, beer, cakes, stew… Maybe I’ll find some there.

  29. JD says:

    I bought a 5 pound tub of chocolate chip cookie dough last night. It now weighs considerably less.

  30. McGehee says:

    Despair not. Chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream is nature’s perfect food.

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