General Cycling Discussion - Happy Mardi Gras!

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RainmanP
02-12-02, 06:52 PM
Attached is a picture of Rex, King of Mardi Gras 2002. It was a beautiful day for parades. Wish ya'll could have been here.
Regards,
Rainman
LittleBigMan
02-12-02, 06:57 PM
Tuesday is a really big day for one of our delivery men.
"Hey, Mark, Fat Tuesday, eh?"
(I had no ID it was really Mardi Gras!)
:eek:
http://pages.prodigy.net/jonrutherford/mardi.jpg
(Rough translation: Let's boogie!)
Hey! You're at the heart of it all down there, Rainman. Cool! :)
Dirtgrinder
02-12-02, 07:55 PM
Wish I was there! Blue skies, warm temps, green trees.:D
I really would like to see Mardi Gras one these days. Maybe when I retire...:)
Chris L
02-12-02, 11:57 PM
For some reason, when I think of Mardi Gras, something completely different comes to mind.
Chris L
02-13-02, 01:21 AM
Originally posted by Ba-Dg-Er
Would you like to share with us what that might be, or are we to continue assuming what subject your mind is stuck on!?!?! :D
Am I to assume from this that you've never been to Kings Cross? Probably a sensible move.
Chris L
02-13-02, 01:35 AM
Originally posted by Ba-Dg-Er
According to the Kings Cross website...
"Kings Cross is an exciting and unique part of Sydney, Australia. Home to an active and diverse community, it is also a place where visitors come around the clock to sample a wide variety of entertainment. With many of Sydney's top restaurants and bars, a large range of places to stay and a host of cultural attractions, Kings Cross has something to delight everybody. "
Sounds like the place to be...
Oh, Kings Cross is unique alright, but for none of those reasons. I think The Police once did a song called "Roxanne".
Of course, once every year, they also have the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. Let's just say the participants in that generally wear a lot less than in Rainman's picture. It might be interesting for the sake of novelty, but it's probably not the place one would take one's grandmother.
swekarl
02-13-02, 01:24 PM
Originally posted by Chris L
For some reason, when I think of Mardi Gras, something completely different comes to mind.
Haha, me too! I was surprised at how everyone wanted to take part in this gay pride event. But I understood from the picture that this was something else – a gay parade would have a queen, not a king. ;)
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