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MPC's pumpkin-carving skills tested at Marquette Building harvest party

Mandy Burrell Booth

MPC's entry in the Marquette Building's pumpkin party: if Ozzy Osbourne were Carp Czar.

The results have not been announced, but we think MPC's pumpkin has a good shot at winning our office building's annual pumpkin carving contest. What do you think? Here's some of our top competition:

Rod Blagojevich

Miss Marquette Building

Lady Gaga

The Mad Hatter

The Mad Hatter

Keywords

Asian carp

Comments

  1. 1. KDL on October 21, 2010

    Carp Czar is awesome!

    And Lady Gaga?! Is Marc still in the building?

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