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- On Saturday spectators lined up to look at the creative costumes during the largest art parade in the nation which hasn’t been held since 2019 due to the pandemic
- The parade, which features 1,500 participants from all of New York City, celebrates ancient mythology and ‘honky-tonk rituals’ of the seaside, according to the parade’s website
- The Mermaid Parade is a local tradition that’s been around since 1983, celebrating both the summer solstice and the Brooklyn neighborhood’s quirky heritage
- Every year a King Neptune and a Queen Mermaid are crowned. This year’s King Neptune was former New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi
A New York City tradition returned after laying dormant during the Covid-era as Saturday saw the triumphant comeback of Coney Island’s annual Mermaid Parade.
On Saturday spectators lined up to look at the creative costumes during the largest art parade in the nation which hasn’t been held since 2019 due to the pandemic.
The parade, which features 1,500 participants from all of New York City, celebrates ancient mythology and ‘honky-tonk rituals’ of the seaside, according to the parade’s website.
The event is usually held on the Saturday closest to the summer solstice as a reminder of the coming season.
The Mermaid Parade is a local tradition that’s been around since 1983, celebrating both the summer solstice and the Brooklyn neighborhood’s quirky heritage.
The event is usually held on the Saturday closest to the summer solstice as a reminder of the coming season.
The Mermaid Parade is a local tradition that’s been around since 1983, celebrating both the summer solstice and the Brooklyn neighborhood’s quirky heritage.
Adam Rinn, the artistic director of Coney Island USA, which organizes the event told Gothamist that the parade has something for everyone.
‘Imagine the greatest underwater safari that you can be on where there’s just something to see all over the place,’ Rinn said. ‘And if you blink, don’t worry, because there’s even more cool stuff coming up.’
Schools of glittery mermaids marched wearing a bedazzling combination of pearls, jewels, fringe shells, sequins, scales and glittery seaweed.
Festive floats made their way down the parade route in Coney Island as marchers danced under the hot sun and crowds cheered from the sidewalk.
DJ Vourderis, with Deno’s Wonder Wheel Amusement Park, told PIX 11 that the parade is a ‘huge party’ and that its just what people need after the pandemic.
‘COVID brought out the worst in us,’ he said. ‘This is the best of us and a place of joy.’
Anna Kendrick Graphic Masturbation Scene From “The Waiting Room”
Anna Kendrick appears to spread her legs and strum her panties covered sex bean in the graphic masturbation scene below from an upcoming film no doubt titled “The Waiting Room”.
A doctor’s waiting room is an uncomfortable situation enough without Anna accosting patients by stroking her sinfully unshorn sex slit in front of them like this… Of course one would expect nothing less from a brazen gutter skank like Anna… For even reading a 5 month old issue of People magazine can set her overactive cock box off, causing her to be overcome with intense erotic desires.
Luckily there are cures for such afflictions, with one being a heaping serving of a virile Muslim’s tunic meat, and the other a circumcision with a sharpened scimitar… Thankfully a frumpy chipmunk-faced floozie like Anna is only eligible for the later.
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