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Not content with a normal jack-o-lantern,
Johnny Brickey, right, and Randy Mitchell
harvested this Texas-size 100-pound pumpkin
from the Brickey family farm near Canton,
There’s room fa r love at Halloween too, as both the hunchback and Playboy bunny above ^