... ...... .. YAH JUST LOOK AT IT! xDDD something's really off!
SO BIGUPS TO MAH BWOI ANDREW TRAN
for having the same type of fingers as me =D...
"The Reebok Pump is celebrating a big birthday this year. The innovative Pump technology was first introduced in 1989 and not only made a big splash at the time, but left a legacy of fond memories in the minds of those who were around to appreciate the first go-around of Pump sneakers. To celebrate the Pump’s 20th birthday, Reebok will be teaming up with 20 different sneaker shops from all over the world, allowing each to bring their own vision of the Pump to life."
"The 20th anniversary of the The Pump would be accompanied by twenty collabs between Reebok and an elite selection of sneaker boutiques. Release info? Expect these to drop on November 20th in the small quantity of 31 pairs, on November 19th for the official unveiling of all 20 designs. only at Sneakersnstuff."

"Step 1) Preparation for an easy cleanup, place your pumpkin on several layers of newspaper before carving. Clean the outside of the pumpkin with a rag moistened with water to remove dirt and debris.
Step 2) Draw and cut a six-sided lid, big enough so you can reach in and clean out all the pumpkin gunk. Angle a saw or knife toward the center of the pumpkin to create a ledge that supports the lid. Make sure the hole is large enough to reach in and pull out the seeds and stringy membrane. The bottom of the pumpkin could also be cut off instead; this will allow the pumpkin to sit up straight and make removing the seeds easier.
Step 3) Clean and scrape using the flat-edged ice cream scoop or the special pumpkin scoop, clean out the seeds and strings. Where you plan to carve, scrape the pumpkin wall until it's about one inch thick. If carving a challenging pattern, scrape the pumpkin so that the wall is about one-half inch thick.
Step 4) Print/draw and attach the pattern, print or draw the pattern and tape or pin it to your pumpkin. If you use pins, place them on the design lines so you don't end up with holes you don't want!
The pattern may need to be slightly folded to fit on a rounded pumpkin. Fold the pattern so that the pattern lines match up.
If the pattern is too large or too small, you can use a copier to reduce or enlarge.
Step 5) Transfer the design using a pushpin, or a poker tool, make pinpoint marks 1/16" to 1/8" apart along the design lines. Check to see you have transferred the design completely, then take the pattern off the pumpkin.
Step 6) Saw the design using the carving saws saw dot-to-dot using a gentle up and down motion. Saw gently, the saws can break if they are forced."