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1. Gasparilla began in as an informal pirate parade that was a small part of a larger community event, such as Tampa's May Day festival. It was first held as a stand-alone event in , and after a hiatus during World War II, the Parade of Pirates has grown into the third largest parade in the United States with a local economic impact of over $20 million and an average attendance .

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2. We could all use a little more knowledge—if just to impress the usuals at your local trivia night. From bizarre true stories to weird science to unbelievable tales from the annals of history, here’s a huge trove of weird facts that most people don’t know.

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3. May 22,  · Parade facts for kids. Kids Encyclopedia Facts. United States Marines on parade. A parade is a large or small group of people who all walk together, usually down a street or road. People who walk in parades are often dressed in costumes, and followed by marching bands, floats or large balloons. Contents.

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4. Members: Jerry Riopelle, Murray MacLeod, Smokey Roberds, Stuart Margolin: The Parade Discography Price Guide Recently Listed Email Alerts.

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5. Apr 14,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Sad Heroes - The Parade (Official Sad Heroes - Topic Recommended for you. 50+ videos Play all Modern Rock Hits YouTube .

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6. Jul 18,  · Highlights from Mayday Parade on the Sad Summer Fest with State Champs, The Maine, The Wonder Years and many more! purchase, download & stream Sunnyla.

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7. Parade, a album by Filipino singer-songwriter Barbie Almalbis; Songs. Parade, a single by American singer and popstar Dev "Parade," a song by Magazine from their album Real Life "Parade", a song by Roger Daltrey from One of the Boys "Parade," a song by J-pop band Chaba.

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8. Calimesa: The city is encouraging outdoor dining and expanded dining areas with an expedited permit process, according to its website. Corona: The city is allowing expanded dining on sidewalks and.

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9. Mar 06,  · What: This is perhaps the “granddaddy” of weird parades, born as a response, of sorts, to the famous Rose Parade held every New Year's Day. Its full name is the Occasional Pasadena Doo-Dah parade, and it began in as a celebration of weirdness – fittingly enough, there were two parade dates that first year.

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