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Ubermench wrote:Cornucopias and piñatas are both full of goodies and I have been to a couple of Christmas parties that had a Santa piñata so I figured that it might be ok but I wanted to check first. Santa still bring presents after you beat the crap out of his effigy but scorpions are a bit more testy than a jolly fat elf.Maybe this is a cultural or regional difference? I'd never beat Santa. Seems like I mostly remember burros and abstract shapes. Sometimes monsters. Maybe once a pig.
@ Emperor 7 - I had some kind of mechascorpion-vehicle toys when I was a kid...
@ KEJR - Hey, you are neglecting your own creation; the questions are piling up.
In NM we got pinatas in every shape and size except for most religious and political figures. I've seen Santas, Schreks, Leprechauns, a tank and the weirdist of all the devil.

Mairkurion {tm} |

In NM we got pinatas in every shape and size except for most religious and political figures. I've seen Santas, Schreks, Leprechauns, a tank and the weirdist of all the devil.
Yeah, I think I remember seeing a devil...it may be largely that I have been out of the pinata business since my daughter is no longer little.

KnightErrantJR |

For the love of all that is Holy, make sure tonight you leave out your bourbon for the Thanksgiving Scorpion along with a note of what left overs need to "go away . . ." I just found out that those who do not honor the scorpion in this manner become the repositories if the misfit leftovers!
Remember your bourbon!

Kobold Catgirl |

Kobold Cleaver wrote:Mine, mine, mine...MINE, Mine, mine...Ubermench wrote:Back off, Ubermench! It's mine!Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:That which doesn't kill me can only make me stronger!!!Or put you in coma for a few years, now pay up.
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