As I mentioned early last week, I was fortunate enough to procure some leftover pumpkins from my local grocer. And as promised, I present to you the pics from The First Annual "Analog Kid's Pumpkin Splaughter". Along with fellow bloggers and their friends, I invited some of my co-workers to the event. More guns is always better.
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Here is the pic of the group from the Saturday session standing atop some of the early members of the invading gourd horde.

L to R: Bill, Joe, Raging Dave, Ari and Ms. Sondra

And here is the crew from the Sunday session doing their best to oppress the gourd menace.

L to R: Chris, Brian, Brett and Erik (Mollbot).

Of course, I would be doing you all a great disservice if I did not show a pic of the armament used to fight The Great Pumpkin Invasion of 2003.

Sadly, I did not remember to take a pic of the Sunday armaments. They included a Ruger Mini-14, a Stevens 12ga., a second Ruger 10/22, a Ruger Blackhawk in 357Mag, Beretta 92 9mm, a Taurus PT-111 in 9mm, S&W; K-22, and another Remington 870 in 20ga. Not pictured in this shot (because I'm a dork and forgot to lay them out) was a Ruger 22/45, my new CZ 83 and my 1911 carry piece (it was still on my hip, duh).

And lastly, here is all that remains of the combined armies of Gourdia and Pumpkinastan. Mollbot and I set forth upon them with axe and machete at the end of the day to make sure that there were no survivors to report information from the front.

They never knew what hit them. Mostly because we didn't yell things like "Twelve Guage!!" before we pulled the trigger. Maybe in future invasions they'll send more pumpkin soldiers. We hope. Hehehehehe.

Total pumpkins splaughtered: over 100
Total bloggers injured: 0

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