This Is Halloween

Hello everyone! This blog is for all of you Halloween loving fanatics out there! This is a Halloween blog that post's 365 days a year. I hope you enjoy this blog as much as you enjoy Halloween! You can submit anything. A few ideas: costumes from past years, your home decoration, paranormal stories, recipes, anything Halloween related! We want this blog to have that Halloween Spirit all year long! And the owner is Liz | Recipes | Costumes | Make-Up | | Submissions | Stories | Asks |

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Tomorrow’s

Halloween!

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I know this is late.

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Another compilation of extremely creepy halloween make-up. I’ll be posting halloween content all month long!

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Holy shit this is amazing

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ḍ̴̨̌̉̓̃̚ŏ̴̡͈̣̰͍̫̥͎̟̈ͩ̈ ̲̖̘̐ͅy̸͙͍̙͉̎ͣ͋ͦ̚̕͟o̘̳̣̖͙̭͈̭͆̔ͤͯ̒͋̅̉̃͢͟u̷̵̝̲̙͖̫͎͛̔ͤ̋̄ͯ̔̓͡ ̽ͬ̒̾ͦ҉̮̭̺̣̰r͈̽̔͗͛̉̄͡ȩ̴̴̮̪͚̜̹̙̺ͬ̆ͯa̛̪̲ͮ͗ͥ͆͗̉͟͠l̴͓̗͚̞̦̖̤ͨͪ̄̓͆ͪ̇́̚͜l̨̻̭̓̿̉̇͗̓̀y̴̮ͪ̌ͤͭ ̥̜̝̞͈̰̓ͥͨ̿͢ͅl̽͋͌͗̍͗͂҉̫̳̰̭̠i̸͈͓͖͓̦̻͕ͬ̉ͯͬ͠k͖̲̘͓̥̩͖̥̠̑̓̽͢e̡̖̘ͨ̔ͮ̉ͣ̇͛͘ ͙̟̰̬̥̺̰̯̯ͬͩ͂̀͌͠h̖̣̰͔̙̼̪̩̅̃ͩ̃͟͟ỉ̠̲̪̞͙͍̝̾̆̿̀̔͢m̖̘̔̄͊̔ͭ ̴͇͕͔̼ͥ̿̽̽͝t̙̰̪̣̲̋̓ͦͯͪͯͩ̉ẖͦą̫̓̋ͦ͑͞t̅̎͏̷̬̹̺͚̻̟̟ ̴̯̩̠̬̟̀̊ͧ͜͟ͅm̵̵͖̭͖̃̍ͬ́͂̄͒̄͡u̢̥̹̹̹̼̼ͣͥͦ̇c̡͔̹̠̱͔͉͓̝̝̉͛̉̅ͬ̀͒ͪh̞̲̳̱̱̞͙̅͌̉ͨ̔ͣ̅̌̿́?͈ͯ̉̌̀

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsD6BPXvzvQ)

IT IS FINALLY HERE! Jumping into a freezing cold pool… TWICE!

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My first official YouTube video is up! Mind checking it out, and if you liked it, please hit the like button and subscribe! And if you want to, please reblog or share the video!

Thanks so much!

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A compilation of terrifying scarecrows. I’ll be posting halloween content all month!

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Some bloody concept eye make-up. Perfect for halloween.

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this is sick

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Another compilation of adorable children’s Halloween costumes. (Here is my 1st compilation)

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The Lego Movie one is tripping me out! Parenting done right

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Climbing skeletons make one creepy halloween decoration!

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The skeleton war

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The skeleton army looking for hostages

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Normal person: hey check out that cool bird

Tumblr user: wow he smol! Smol birb! Protect this beautiful small child. Precious cinnamon roll birb. Love that blirb.

Normal person: what the fuck

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@patrick-the-h-is-optional-stump Pretty much us.

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A big hello to all my 769 followers.

I believe I’ll start posting on here whenever i come across a Halloween post on the dashboard of my actual Tumblr ( @elizabethreszke).

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Answer Me This...

If I were to restart this blog... Would you enjoy it and reblog the things I post? This Halloween will be the 3rd anniversary of my brother's passing. He was 18 and passed away on October 31st, 2013. Halloween has always been my favorite holiday, and for the past almost 3 years, I've had such an internal conflict on if it's okay for me to still enjoy Halloween. I'm learning to allow myself to enjoy it more, but that date still haunts me.

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14 Unique DIY Ways To Decorate A Pumpkin You’ve Never Thought Of

You could go the “basic” route this Halloween and carve a boring pumpkin, but where is the fun in that?

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Drowning to Death

Typically, when a victim realizes that they cannot keep their head above water they tend to panic, leading to the classic “surface struggle.” They gasp for air at the surface and hold their breath as they bob beneath. Struggling to breathe, they can’t call for help. Their bodies are upright, arms weakly grasping, as if trying to climb a non-existent ladder from the sea. Studies with New York lifeguards in the 1950s and 1960s found that this stage lasts just 20 to 60 seconds. When victims eventually submerge, they hold their breath for as long as possible, typically 30 to 90 seconds. 

After that, they inhale some water, splutter, cough and inhale more. Water in the lungs blocks gas exchange in delicate tissues, while inhaling water also triggers the airway to seal shut – a reflex called a laryngospasm. “There is a feeling of tearing and a burning sensation in the chest as water goes down into the airway. Then that sort of slips into a feeling of calmness and tranquility,” describing reports from survivors. That calmness represents the beginnings of the loss of consciousness from oxygen deprivation, which eventually results in the heart stopping and brain death. (Source)

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The above is a wall light that looks as if a corner of a wall were peeling and light was leaking therefrom. (Source)