can and remove the stem, and then use it in place of the ball in a kiddie bowling set at your Halloween party for kids or adults. The pumpkin will never roll quite straight, and that is half the fun on the crooked holiday of Halloween! 7. Table Dcor: Feeling crafty? Buy an assortment of pumpkins in different shapes and sizes, as well as some pretty fall flowers (real or artificial) and colorful candles. Remove the pumpkins' stems and hot glue flowers or candles on top of them for an assortment of looks that fits your holiday table -- or give the decorations out individually as harvest gifts. 8. Wear It to Scare: Cut a large hole in the bottom of a large pumpkin, scrape out all of the insides very well, then carve a jack-o-lantern face. You can wear it this way on your head, or use it to scare trick-or-treaters: cut a hole in a card table and sit underneath it (hidden by a table skirt) on your front porch. When trick-or-treaters arrive for their candy, they will get the trick of a moving, talking pumpkin head! 9. Fill It With Guts & Eyeballs: Carve the top off a medium-size pumpkin and scoop out all of the insides. Fill it with cold cooked spaghetti noodles (guts) and peeled grapes (eyeballs), and then trick your partygoers with the gooey mess as they enter or exit your party! Younger children will get a real kick out of the "guts and