Twitter user ama shares <a href="https://twitter.com/amasugiru/status/1454013569398231046">this image</a> of sushi on sale at a grocery store in what is presumably Japan. They comment that their local Aeon—that’s a Japanese retail megacorporation—offers these for sale every year at Halloween. It looks like a funny and easy way for the meat department employees to get a few laughs out of shoppers.​<a href="https://www.makesushi.com/halloween-sushi-balls-recipe/">Here</a> are some recipes for Halloween sushi that you can make at home. If you're really daring, try making <a href="https://www.foodnetwork.com/holidays-and-parties/packages/halloween/how-to-make-a-sushi-brain-for-halloween">this brain</a> out of salmon, red tobiko (a type of flying fish), and avocado.-via <a href="https://www.superpunch.net/2021/10/ghost-cakes-viral-socks-costume-cursed.html">Super Punch</a>#sushi #JackOLantern #Halloween

Jack-O'-Lantern Sushi

Have you ever experienced a vaginal birth? I’ve watched two and just doing that was exhausting. One of the least uncomfortable experiences of it is nurses constantly measuring how much the woman’s vagina has dilated as the baby proceeds to his/her final destination.To make visualizing the process easier, <a href="https://www.the-sun.com/lifestyle/42417/childbirth-pumpkin-dilation-horrifying/">The Sun</a> reports that midwives at the Royal Oldham Hospital in Lancashire, UK carved 10 jack-o’-lanterns (or jill-o’-lanterns) to show the stages of vaginal dilation during childbirth. Many women on the internet have commented that the pumpkins inspire them to never go through this experience, or at least never go through it again.-via <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/qi3acb/these_dilation_pumpkins_made_by_midwives_at_a/">reddit</a> | Photo: Pregnant Chicken#childbirth #jackolantern