U.S. history question....

[Moviemaniac4]

Originally posted by Biohazard:
oh, and then we got really dry turkey and questionable gravy for lunch that day....

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">You see.....you jump from Colon to the settlers in US, and that was many, many years later. There were not even turkeys in the islands.

[Quikman]

we learnd all kinds of history in school..but I dont rember much...I was kinda looking at other stuff.. [img]wink.gif[/img]

[Cemetery Can]

Originally posted by macabeee:
making a turkey out of a paper plate

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Oh that one was popular, we did those too. Halloween time in grade school was the best for goof-off crafts! Well except for one thing: they had us all color these handouts of a generic looking ghost. Afterwards we had to trade them, and I got stuck with someone's brown colored ghost. A brown ghost?! So I ended up walking home with the Colonic Spectre, true story.

Best Halloween craft ever was us making almost life-size paper mache ET. He actually came ok, go figure.

[macabeee]

Originally posted by Cemetery Man:

Best Halloween craft ever was us making almost life-size paper mache ET. He actually came ok, go figure.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That would have been cool!

The best craft that I can remember is the clothes pin Rudolph that we got to use wood stain and liquid nails (er, more like Elmer's Wood Glue) on. Tommy Parrish (he was obviously the bad kid in class, and from what I hear now resides in Jackson State Pen.) tried to eat the glue and it made him really sick!