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Kid costumes – Don’t eat the children


At first I thought this was a cooking segment, but it’s not… They’re the scariest Halloween costumes I’ve ever seen.

BY Phillip Torrone

Editor at large - Make magazine. Creative director - Adafruit Industries, contributing editor - Popular Science. Previously: Founded - Hack-a-Day, how-to editor - Engadget, Director of product development - Fallon Worldwide, Technology Director - Braincraft.

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One Response to Kid costumes – Don’t eat the children

  1. Ken on said:

    OMG! What if that cute turkey accidentally got put in the oven at 350!?!?!

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