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halloween 2 trailer

rob zombie + michael myers = halloween 2

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halloween michael rob zombie myers

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classic halloween prank

i know it's not halloween, but this clip is good!

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by BleedForTheWorld

halloween

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beautiful carmen wishes happy halloween

carmen the cam girl wishes you a happy halloween!

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halloween carmen cam chick

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halloween movie trailer

just in time for halloween, its the halloween movie trailer. lets just hope rob zombie don't screw up the remake.

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10/30/2006
by Zelos

trailer halloween

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spooky palin halloween display

two guys hung a dummy dressed as sara palin as a halloween display. and it's not considered a hate crime?

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10/30/2008
by DeltaCat

obama halloween mccain president vp display spooky palin

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white house halloween captioning fail

white house press secretary robert gibbs as darth vader complete with a light saber and his son ethan as buzz lightyear. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1224451/michelle-obama-channels-catwoman-white-house-halloween-extravaganza.html

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fail halloween caption house white

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halloween costume gallery

some halloween costumes from the past and present. some good, some bad and some downright weird.

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10/31/2007
by bajaboy

costume halloween gallery

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halloween's top 10 scary creatures

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goblins

made famous in fairy tales, the small and furry goblin is more mischievous than menacing. legend tells of goblins hiding out in forests, pulling pranks and sometimes switching human babies for their own changeling spawn. unlike some of the other creatures mentioned here and probably because of their disconnect from religion, goblins never quite crossed the threshold from the imaginary to cause real panic in medieval towns.

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demons

one of those all-encompassing terms for an "evil spirit," a demon can represent anything from a malevolent ghost or fallen angel to a puppet of satan. like the notion of evil itself, they have ancient origins and appear in folklore and literature across the world. the demon that possessed linda blair in "the exorcist" is probably pop culture's most famous and most talented, with levitation capability, rotating head and amazing, life-like spewing action!

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gargoyles

they're one way to add a little freaky je ne sais quoi to otherwise lovely architecture. but gargoyles, those frightening stone monsters protruding from cathedrals worldwide, do actually have a function. they were incorporated into gothic stonework as early as the 13th-century to keep rain water off cathedral roofs, their mouths serving as the ejector spout. more spiritually, gargoyles were supposed to protect the congregation from the ever-present evil forces lurking outside. two birds with one stone, so to speak.

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zombies

kings of the b-movie industry, zombies are individuals who've either had their souls sucked from their bodies or been revived from the dead through black magic. zombie culture stems from the voodoo religion of haiti, where it is still believed that people can fall into mindless trances just like the walking dead we've seen on film (minus the missing limbs and snacking on human flesh). an ethnobotanist investigating the claims in haiti found a toxic drug that could actually induce a zombie-style catatonic state.

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werewolves

typically normal and well-mannered until a full moon kicks in, werewolves are cursed shapeshifters that have appeared in the legend set of nearly every culture going back to ancient greece. like witches, they were hunted in medieval times and blamed for community murders that couldn't be explained otherwise. though the violent werewolf stories of old seem to have fallen off the radar, except in hollywood, there remains an excessive body-hair disorder lovingly nicknamed "the werewolf disease."

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jack-o'-lanterns

a standout among freaks and monsters, the nutritious pumpkin may be halloween's most famous symbol. the practice of carving and lighting the gourd is a celtic custom brought to america by irish immigrants, who used the more-plentiful turnip back home. glowing, frightening faces emanating from the pumpkins were meant to frighten off the evil spirits thought to roam the streets on oct. 31, the celtic new year's eve.

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bats

they're blind, they hang out in caves and they inspire masked crusaders. but how did bats become associated with halloween? the winged mammals can thank vampires for that. like their draculian counterparts, a small number of bat species actually subsist on animal blood-- vampire bats have been known to attack humans on occasion--using sharp teeth to cut into the sleeping victim. their nocturnal ways and connection to ozzy osbourne probably don't help either.

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witches

forget the pointy black hat and warty nose. those popular associations are relatively recent compared with the long and often tragic history of witches across the globe. in the past, witches were thought to possess magical powers connected with the natural world. like all pagans, they were demonized as heretics by the christian church, a hunt that reached its apex in medieval europe and 17th-century america. good luck picking them out of a crowd today: witch costumes frequently top the list at halloween.

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ghosts

poke two eye holes in a bed sheet and you've got the easiest halloween costume around. becoming a real ghost is a bit more complicated. first you have to die, maybe tragically, then leave part of your soul hanging around earth to spook relatives and haunt houses. from a supposedly scientific angle, parapsychologists argue that energy--including what's in the body--can never be completely destroyed. society seems to agree: various studies peg belief in ghosts at about 50 percent.

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vampires

they vant to suck your blood, and have for quite some time. vampires have popped up in cultural folklore for thousands of years, though the fanged-and-coiffed version we know comes from the 18th and 19th-century myths of eastern europe. there, it was believed that someone who was born with deformities or died an irregular death could, after burial, rise again to terrorize the living. vampires were considered "undead" and needed to feast on human blood to remain so.

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yes but... do we agree?!"

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by InsayneJayne

creatures scary halloween

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happy halloween california

notice the house in the backround.........

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11/2/2007
by mugenfan89

happy california halloween

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the history of halloween

and the origins of "trick or treat".

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by Anthos

halloween

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wicked halloween

the old razor in the apple trick.

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by InsayneJayne

wicked halloween

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halloween is near

heres a good costume for your kids

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by ShitmanFu

blood kid costume halloween guts baby chicken

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halloween will suck ass this year

this will keep childhood obesity down.

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by InsayneJayne

halloween house foreclusure

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halloween gifs [10.31.09]

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oh yeah. american humorists. don't forget-- daylight savings time tomorrow/sunday. we move back an hour. y am i yelling?