Vintage Halloween series 9 is now available! 馃巸 Two spooky new glow in the dark enamel pins, inspired by classic rubber hose cartoons, plus new tees & sweaters. Shop at pixelelixir.com!
Replying to @The__Goomba
I'm seeing mutuals who have never once posted about video games talking about it.
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Pixel Elixir retweeted
A 1991 fold-out poster for ActRaiser. I played the hell out of this game when I first got a Super Nintendo. I could never get into the sequel, though.
A 1991 fold-out poster for ActRaiser. I played the hell out of this game when I first got a Super Nintendo. I could never get into the sequel, though.
Replying to @FreddyInSpace @LukeBarnett
Same here, been trying in small doses. I don't really *need* to check email, Twitter, etc. at 5am as soon as I wake up, do I? I can grab an energy drink and take my dog out without my damn phone. 馃槀
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Pixel Elixir retweeted
Happy Halloween! 馃巸 It's the 60th anniversary of It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, so I decided to carve a Peanuts-inspired jack o' lantern this year. Hope you have a great Halloween!
Happy Halloween! 馃巸 It's the 60th anniversary of It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, so I decided to carve a Peanuts-inspired jack o' lantern this year. Hope you have a great Halloween!
Replying to @sgtmadnesss
They鈥檙e selling them again this year!
Spirit Halloween鈥檚 vintage mask selection from October 2022. This whole wall felt like it had been pulled straight out of an old Halloween costume catalog. I think we left with about four or five masks that day.
Happy Halloween eve! Here's a 1970 Michelob ad where the idea was "what if we put a little ghost costume on a bottle of beer". And you know what, it works.
Throwin' it back to 1985, the year I wanted to be a vampire for Halloween. I went the extra mile with the dramatic PAAS Halloween makeup kit.
Replying to @Creepin4Chipz
Thanks! Been trying to cram as much Halloween stuff on the timeline as possible this month.
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Replying to @FreddyInSpace
It's weird how we seem to have looped back around on ourselves in a lot of ways. But yeah, it's really only the terminally online (or maybe just Twitter?) who care about this anyhow.
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