Order of Myths Parade Canceled

Tuesday night's Order of Myths Parade has been canceled.

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taberm - 2/12/2013 4:27 PM

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Not much of a disapointment, These are the creme de la creme of the old mobile guard, and to pry even the cheap beads out of their arthritic old hands is like trying to get the gin and tonic out of their drunken old biddy wife's hand. They are traditionally the cheapest and most obnoxeous of ALL the groups. They still have throws left over from their 1932 parade. They are actually the only group left that throws that cheap hard taffy crap.

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