The CDC Says It’s Safe To Put Chickens In Costumes

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[October 28-November 3rd, 2018] Reese’s offers trade-ins on candy, a man paddles a pumpkin downriver, and chickens can be safely costumed.

Reese’s Candy Converter

If you’re picky about your candy and always find yourself dissatisfied with the bottom-of-the-barrel treats left in your trick-or-treating bucket, New York City has a vending machine that can help. The machine accepts unwanted candy and converts it into Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.

Dry Iceland

Preparing to participate in a NATO war exercise, several thousand US troops were put up in Iceland. Apparently unprepared for this influx of thirsty soldiers, breweries were forced to empty their emergency reserves to satisfy the thirsty mob. The soldiers alone increased the city’s population temporarily by about six percent.

Captaining A 1,400-Pound Pumpkin

Tom Pearcy, who lives near York, England, decided to take his pumpkin to the water after the Halloween holiday. He cut a hole in the nearly 1,400-pound pumpkin, climbed in, and started sailing paddling down the Ouse River.

We will be going live on @SkyNews and here, from @Yorkmaze with Farmer Tom at 1:45pm this afternoon!! Watch this space…