3113
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Good moring and Happy New Year, AH'ers!
It's time for the Rose Parade, Live and TiVo'ed from Pasadena! I'm 3113, your commentator. Feel free to join in any time.
For those not in the know, the Rose Parade is a New Year's Day parade put on by a city in Southern California. It was started as a Tourism advertisement. While everyone is freezing their butts off in snow and cold, California had a parade where all the floats were made, originally, of Roses. This showed how wonderfully sunny, etc. California was and got folk to move.
That was 118 years ago. The Parade floats are quite elaborate now (and images of them can be seen on the internet, of course). They must be made of organic materials--seeds, leaves, petals, bark. And there are many prizes for things like "most beautiful float" etc.
Inbetween floats are marching bands and people riding horses. So let's begin, shall we?
It's time for the Rose Parade, Live and TiVo'ed from Pasadena! I'm 3113, your commentator. Feel free to join in any time.
For those not in the know, the Rose Parade is a New Year's Day parade put on by a city in Southern California. It was started as a Tourism advertisement. While everyone is freezing their butts off in snow and cold, California had a parade where all the floats were made, originally, of Roses. This showed how wonderfully sunny, etc. California was and got folk to move.
That was 118 years ago. The Parade floats are quite elaborate now (and images of them can be seen on the internet, of course). They must be made of organic materials--seeds, leaves, petals, bark. And there are many prizes for things like "most beautiful float" etc.
Inbetween floats are marching bands and people riding horses. So let's begin, shall we?