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One of the best parts of was the screaming!
I thought the pulp (which was carved out) was going to explode into the kids faces and generate a loud shriek from both the students and the teacher. Mr. Bergmann looks like such a fun teacher!
Nothing like a bit of C2H2 and a spark to make things go boom. Pumpkins are much cooler then a bangsite cannon.
Great show:)