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the parade of orange acolytes with alabaster dreams marches to the beat of rotors hovering above black balaclava’d men with zip tie fetishes humming to the tune of wailing mothers wrenched from cars in school pick-up queues, flapping arms and grooving hips like a pepper sprayed priest (it’s all the rage) this motley mess will parade long after the grand marshal fumbles his baton, will sing and dance as long as souls never acquainted with affinity are roused by the rhythm of the spectacle cruel for its own sake
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Oct 18, 2025
Oct 18, 2025 at 7:02 PM UTC
Parade
the parade of orange acolytes with alabaster dreams marches to the beat of rotors hovering above black balaclava’d men with zip tie fetishes humming to the tune of wailing mothers wrenched from cars in school pick-up queues, flapping arms and grooving hips like a pepper sprayed priest (it’s all the rage) this motley mess will parade long after the grand marshal fumbles his baton, will sing and dance as long as souls never acquainted with affinity are roused by the rhythm of the spectacle cruel for its own sake
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51/M/West Deptford, NJ
Oct 18, 2025
Oct 18, 2025 at 7:02 PM UTC
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