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There is no shortage of seasonal craft ideas available out there on the web. As an example of the delights to be found, how about How to Dress Trolls as Nativity Scene Figures?
1. Assess your trolls and assign them roles: the most feminine one, of course, will be Mary. Tie or braid the hair for Joseph and the three wise men.
They mean the dolls, rather than large, rocky creatures or net pests, by the way. I wonder if the plush cthulhus would mind being adapted in a similar manner? (via Going Jesus).
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1: Posted by: Red Wolf | December 19, 2004 11:23 PM
Would the plush cthulhus get to eat the brains of the photographer after the photo shoot?
2: Posted by: Fluff the Plush Cthulhu | December 20, 2004 1:27 AM
Oh, after. Probably a long time after, having been made to suffer. They would not be eaten last, though, as that slot would be saved for whoever dressed Us up.
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