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First cannibalized, then composted

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PamWittenberg PamWittenberg, member
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Like many people, I discovered extremepumpkins.com a few years ago and tried out some of the designs. My favorite is the Cannibal Pumpkin, but I especially like how the poor little guy looks even more forlorn a few weeks later among the food waste, destined for the compost bin.

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