Tuesday, November 1, 2005

Our Pagan ritual

(West Village-WABC, October 31, 2005) - It's one of the most outrageous parades in the country. But Monday night, New York City's Halloween parade is also becoming one of the poignant.

The 2 mile parade in the village, led tonight by a talented 10 year old musician from New Orleans, who lost both his horn and his home to Hurricane Katrina.

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There were also costumes from monsters to Metrocards.

If there one theme this year it was New Orleans. Like a Phoenix rising from the ashes, a collection was taken at the beginning of the parade to help some of the people participating -- some of whom are still homeless.

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Hey, Jesus freaks, this is what Halloween is about. FUN! I know you folks are so tight-assed you don't even dance (how can you not dance?) but the Devil wasn't conjured up last night (Lord help his ass if he jumps up in the middle of a New York party), neither did any other 'pagan' shit come out of the sky, ground, or hyperspace. Just a big time party and goodwill to our fellow Americans who also enjoy a good party. Maybe you guys should lighten up? You're missing out on some good shit. I believe even Jesus was in attendance last night.

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