Ooooooh........bald head........tilted down while looking up.......oooooooh.....spooky......ROFL. Anton LaVey wants his schtick back.

Speaking of flexing in the light...........

The pumpkin is seen as a signal of 'Asking in".....

As one puts a demonic face on a pumpkin on all soul's day, it acts like a mirror to the Passover.

'Asking in becomes a euphemism or meme as 'Alice' for example. The wayward traveller (think Dorothy/Wizard of Oz) seeking help. The trickster plays on them.

It can be said that the pumpkin represents the unknown. This unknown elephant is then explained in parts in the dark, by philosophies and religions of various sorts, one cartoon example being 'the Great Pumpkin', the god of Halloween in Peanuts comics. Smashing pumkins would then become an analogy to ponder.

.In the play Twelfth Night by Shakespeare, a misguided lover, in an attempt to reach his mis-gendered object of affection, leaps over a wall, smashing pumpkins laying on the ground. Pumpkins here as creation/death/re-creation cycle/abundance/cornucopeia and the lover as misguided passion for something unseen/unknown/misunderstood.

Seems to have sexual 'confusion' as its meme/theme.............and perhaps a 'moral' that to 'ask in that which one doesn't understand brings peril and misfortune'? Or something else?

In any case......Billy seems to have 'asked them in' a long time ago.

A little light for pumpkin heads.

Hey..........anybody ever hear the song'The Ballad of Peter Pumkinhead" by XTC?

It's about jfk .

Hmmm......

Ooooooh........bald head........tilted down while looking up.......oooooooh.....spooky......ROFL. Anton LaVey wants his schtick back.

Speaking of flexing in the light...........

The pumpkin is seen as a signal of 'Asking in".....

As one puts a demonic face on a pumpkin on all soul's day, it acts like a mirror to the Passover.

'Asking in becomes a euphemism or meme as 'Alice' for example. The wayward traveller (think Dorothy/Wizard of Oz) seeking help. The trickster plays on them.

It can be said that the pumpkin represents the unknown. This unknown elephant is then explained in parts in the dark, by philosophies and religions of various sorts, one cartoon example being 'the Great Pumpkin', the god of Halloween in Peanuts comics. Smashing pumkins would then become an analogy to ponder.

.In the play Twelfth Night by Shakespeare, a misguided lover, in an attempt to reach his mis-gendered object of affection, leaps over a wall, smashing pumpkins laying on the ground. Pumpkins here as sex/recreation cycle/abundance/cornucopeia and the lover as misguided passion for something unseen/unknown/misunderstood.

Seems to have sexual 'confusion' as its meme/theme.............and perhaps a 'moral' that to 'ask in that which one doesn't understand brings peril and misfortune'? Or something else?

In any case......Billy seems to have 'asked them in' a long time ago.

A little light for pumpkin heads.

Hey..........anybody ever hear the song'The Ballad of Peter Pumkinhead" by XTC?

It's about jfk .

Hmmm......