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1. Scary Apples Dancing

This post is brought to you by an unknown Googler situated somewhere in Arizona - I suspect living in a cave somewhere near the Grand Canyon - the poor dude or dudette googled 'Scary Apples Dancing' and stumbled upon my blog. For a wild moment I thought it would make an interesting search. Was I wrong, wrong, wrong. I felt so sorry for the poor Googler with their saucer like eyes and their visibly beating heart that I had to solve their plight... Let me introduce to you, the scariest dancing apples this side of Halloween.



Or, in the words of my nephew who refused to be credited unless I said his name was Cecil, it's funny but it's naff, naff, naff.*

*If you don't understand the meaning of naff* - culture shock, it means something produced by the math club geeks and no doubt there are math club geeks (waves hello and asks can they sort out my bank account) asking their grandmas to knit them jumpers with either the Ninja Apple, the Vampire Apple, or in the case of the naffest of the naff, both.

Coming to a cinema near you when the world implodes.

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