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   Please don’t let the clay comment be a reference to cat litter please don’t let the clay comment be a reference to cat litter please don’t let the clay comment…

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   Susan, I wasn’t at all sure, but that was also my suspicion.

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   I don’t get the comic strip ghost.

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   @Treesong, think of how halftone shading looks when blown up for, ahem, high art purposes. Speaking of art, I don’t know if the figure from The Scream is considered a ghost.

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   The comic strip ghost is a direct reference to Peanuts. I believe it was Charlie Brown’s attempt at a ghost costume.

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   Yeah, it’s a kitty litter reference in Bizarro. So, a LOL-Eww.

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   Ghost will holes is a Peanuts gag: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bIexl5Et6c

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   will -> with many

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   I believe the Charlie Brown costume was only in the cartoon (“I got a rock), not the strip.

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    I do love the ” types of ghosts” collection. Any one of them would merit a mere chuckle, but the set is LOL.

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    The one I liked most in the “types of ghost” was the dating one — I fairly recently learned that just not showing up any more can be called ghosting. So he drew an absence.

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    Here’s apparently another instance of the “ghost with holes”:

    

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    Mitch4,
    That’s a reference to the Charlie Brown reference as those other masks are from the same Charlie Brown Halloween special.

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    Aha! That makes sense.

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15. 

    But wait, wait! Did I miss the point that the costume makes someone The HOLEY Ghost?

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