Here’s a cool snack for upcoming Halloween’s party, the Death Mints candy. Priced at just $2.95, it comes in a unique 3 x 1.5 x 5/8-inch coffin-shaped tin. There’s over 100 potent and delicious mints on each tin, enough to keep your breath dead-drop-fresh all night long.

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I know, Halloween is still month away, but I can’t help myself for not posting this cool and spooky “Ghost Mouse”. It is made by some Switzerland company, but available in US through Pat Says Now, the company whose popular with their unique mouse product (remember the sexy body mouse?) Technically speaking, the 3-button mouse uses USB connection (or PS/2 if necessary) and takes advantage of optical technology for better accuracy and precision control. It has an optical sensor of 800 DPI, providing a high-resolution sensor for powerful and smooth tracking performance.

Priced at $34.90, Ghost Mouse is compatible with Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows (95/98/2000/ME/XP/NT) operating system.

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You’re not the only one who can have some fun during Halloween party. Get this unique Hot Dog Halloween Costume and dress up your pet like a real yummy hot dog, complete with either mustard and ketchup. Various sizes are available, all for less than $16.

Also check out the following funny dog halloween costumes:

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The spirit of Halloween won’t be completed without a dark and creepy themes on your cellular phone. Come and download our selection of free Halloween themes and replace that cute little pig theme. Right now we have several Halloween themes for Sony Ericsson W810 (compatible with SE K750, W550, and W600 series), Nokia 6600 (compatible with N70 and N90 series), and Nokia 6270 as well.

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Q: What would a computer geeks made to celebrate the Halloween?
A: A pumpkin PC!

That’s correct. A modder has managed to place a fully-functional PC inside a real pumpkin. As long as you don’t imagine what will happen to the motherboard when the pumpkin rots, this wonderful case mods still sounds… errr.. wonderful. The specs include an Intel Pentium M (1.6GHz) processor, a 512MB of DDR2 RAM, and a DVD/RW burner.

More pics after the jump.

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The Skull Tray is a perfect companion for the previously posted Skull Bowl. With this 16×15 skull platter, your Halloween party will be creepier. Use it to serve snack to your party guest or those trick-or-treat kids. And guess what, you only have to spend $7.99 for the tray. In exchange for the haunted fun you can get, that’s pretty cheap, right?

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We sure have lot of skull for this year’s Halloween part. After the Skull Beer Funnel and Skull Candelabra, here goes the Skull Bowl. As you might already guess, this is a skull-shaped 3.5 quart bowl. Use it to hold your popcorn, pretzels, candy, or else. Or simply make those trick-or-treaters scared using this $6.99 bowl.

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Don’t think you can successfully run a Halloween party without any creepy home decoration like this Skull Candelabra. It’s not just a handy candle holder for two 10-inch black taper candles, but it’s also a nice desk / table accessories which delivers cold and creepy atmosphere to your haunted house. Priced at just $15.99, the Skull Candelabra is sure to cast some haunting shadows at your next party.

Use the link below to purchase the Skull Candelabra directly from HalloweenStreet.

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Let’s not forget that Halloween will arrive in less than 2 weeks from today. So, like last year, we’re going to post some Halloween-related stuff to get you ready for the party. As a starter, check out this cool Skull Beer Funnel from HalloweenStreet. Perfect for a party, one can pour beer (or any liquid) into the base of the skull and watch it come out of the bottom into the beverage container. Cool, huh? The Skull Beer Funnel can be purchased online (link below) for just $9.9.

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The scary dolls above are the Teddy Scares series. The one on the left named “Abnormal Cyrus”. Then in the middle is “Rita Mortis”. The last one on the right is “Edwin Morose”.

These creepy teddy bears are part of the first series. Check out their website (link below) for the second instalment, which will be available later this month.

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