Pumpkin poacher
Wow, I guess the economic crisis is hitting closer to home than I realized! Life must be pretty grim for the asswipe who had the audacity to walk up to my porch and steal our pumpkin right off it.
I wouldn't want to wish bad luck on anyone, but in this case I can only hope the perpetrator suffers extreme sharp instrument injury to his or her bodily parts when they go about carving MY pumpkin. I hope it's totally rotten inside and exudes noxious effluence when opened. I hope if they eat it, they develop intense intestinal discomfort and maximum bowel evacuation. Oh, and I hope the tricking Halloween ghosts and goblins have plenty of soap and toilet paper for the windows and house of this miserable excuse of a person. Karma's a bitch.
There. Now I feel better.
Labels: grrr
6 Comments:
Last Halloween, a blogging buddy of mine had his carved pumpkins (i.e., Jack-o-lanterns) stolen from his front porch. The thief then displayed them on his own porch...two streets over. What gall!
Oh, that's just awful Marianne! I can't believe people are so desperate - or so brave! Right up on your front porch, sheesh :(
Yikes, stealing your pumpkin is pretty bad.
And, how about those lowlifes that steal flowers from graves?
Geez...I can't believe that someone would sink so low to steal a pumpkin off a porch!!! That's pretty darn dastardly if you ask me.
Some people got a lot of nerve! I can't believe someone just took it. Evil!
Hmph!
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