The Seattle Sideboob Sideshow…
Thursday, June 25th, 2009I have a sneaky feeling no one reads this shit anymore. It is kinda depressing writing 375 plus brilliant posts and having seven people read them. Oh well, I have this awful feeling that because of certain impending financial obligations this website will no longer exist, so the only thing I can think to do is go out with a bang.
Recently I visited the Fremont Summer Solsistice Parade. This quaint eclectic suburb of Seattle hosts a yearly parade and festival honoring the transition of Spring to Summer. The parade participants do this by getting naked and painting themselves and then riding on bikes because that is what the ancient followers of the half-man, half-goat deity Pan use to do to honor the burgeoning renewal of life that occurs during the longer summer days.
All I can say about this parade is that I saw more side-boob in two hours than I have in my entire life. It was a like a steamy cup of side-boob soup. It was an all you can eat side-boob salad bar. It was one great big whirling maelstrom of a side-boob storm. I drank from the C-cup and reached my side-boob saturation point and that was just the half of it. The wackiness continued…
The above picture is of 1 of 75 super huggers that roamed the parade route giving out hugs like candy on halloween. It was oh so sweet. Following this display of friendliness was the hula-hoopers, the yumbrellas (that is my own name but I consider it more apropos than whatever name they could’ve come up with), the pretty parasols (who I thought should’ve been the pair-a-souls and thus should have tied themselves three legged style to another person) and various drummers and guitar strummers.
In the spirit of the eccentric, I came up with two ideas for parade entries next year. The Guys with Ties Float, consisting of naked dudes that just wear ties, ranging from the skinny ties of the 80’s to bow ties to gag ties that hang down to your ankles. The other idea was for an entry called The Danza Dancers which would have a float that had a band playing Elton John’s song Tiny Dancer and a bunch of Tony Danza look-a-likes dancing in the streets.




