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By continuing to browse you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyse site usage and assist in our tailored marketing efforts. Tiny feet need something snuggly and comfy to keep them warm and cosy, and these gorgeous Rudolph festive theme baby slippers as well as being practical are adorably cute too. So for whatever reason (so long as it in original packaging and perfect condition) simply send it back to us and we'll cheerfully refund you every penny.

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Walkers crisps have finally put an end to a debate which has been raging for years; is the iconic Monster Munch shape a claw with four fingers, or a monster with two arms and legs? Halloween only comes once a year, but with it comes PLENTY of opportunity to put your artistic talent into action.Therefore we felt it was only right to settle the debate once and for all, through launching our ‘Monster’ and ‘Claw’ shaped packs and asking the fans to decide – and now they have spoken.

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Some of the most commonly used adjectives for monsters include: frightening, dangerous, hideous, large, and powerful. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) is urging families to check that their spooky accessories and costumes include the CE mark.And if you're thinking of making your ownHalloween costumefor the kids, there's another warning too . The CPCC is urging parents NOT to use flammable materials like glue and cotton wool as these could be dangerous if your child stands near a flame.

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For example, a monster with large teeth might be described as ferocious, while a monster with shiny skin might be described as slimy. While there are many adjectives that can be used to describe a monster, some of the most effective ones are: hideous, nightmarish, grotesque, and bloodthirsty.So, when we discovered one dad's GENIUS Halloween outfit hack – made from some Crocs and a pair of socks – we were all ears (or should that be hobbit feet! Sharing a few photos of the process, Tom explained how he'd drawn toes onto the socks, before painting them with white toenails.