Here’s what happens when people have good intentions but don’t necessarily take something too seriously.
In March, Toronto hosts a St-Patrick’s Day Parade every year on the Sunday before the actual date, and unlike Pride and Santa Claus, it sure is not as well attended and therefore brings a certain clumsiness to itself and its floats.
Last week, DR and I took our cameras to Yonge St to try and catch some of the action:

This is taken a few seconds after DR realized that he had forgotten to put the freshly charged battery back into his camera. Sad Face. But you can see how uninterested other people were and how unattended it really was. Hey there Guy With A Ladder. And yes, I’m in the middle of the street taking this picture AND the parade is on at that same time… (cue the tumbleweeds)

Best thing I can say about this marching band is that they were REALLY marching in unison…

If it’s green, put it in the parade. Even the floats from Christmas to celebrate the release of the Muppet movie you say?. Yes, it’s green and the DVD is coming out next week. Do it!!!

Speaking of Miss Piggy

Humour I guess… Some people might find that funny… I might too after a pint of green beer, who knows.

More of it…

Then there was a cute dog… with his Irish human I assume

A few hot wheels in need of a flux capacitor

They say sluts get cuts, or bitches get stitches, but these sisters will get blisters.

“Is this fucking parade over yet???” asks the poor leprechaun in disguise.

Here he is boys and girls, The Big Guy himself… With snakes and all.

This was on the Titanic float… I know, I know.. you also all equate St-Patrick’s Day with the worst maritime tragedy ever and you all feel sorry for this poor chick getting whipped by the flag as she’s trying her best King of the World rendition… but let’s all remember that the ship was built in Belfast after all… so, there’s your connection. Happy St-Patr…bloop bloop bloop
Oh, and just in case you don’t believe me, here’s a proof:

There you have it world. Toronto celebrates like no one else.. We are a proud city but I don’t think we should too proud of this little shindig… Maybe next year it will be better… depends on what’s left over from the Santa Claus parade… In the meantime, tonight I’m having some green beer to try and forget last Sunday afternoon.