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Incendium Fire Arts
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Fire Pretty
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Twirly!
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On the right, those are drums. Flamey drums.
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Flamey Hula-Hoop. Seriously.
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Hula-Hoop, Twirly Fire, and Flamey Drums
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Like I said, flamey hula-hoop
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Incendium
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Swoopy swirly fire!
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I'd be wearing kevlar armor, personally....
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Nifty double-exposure(ish) effect
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This was all choreographed to music, which was excellent
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Behold! I have fire!
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These looked like candelabra, almost, with 6 flamey spots on each
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Double your fire, double your fun
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Vertical effect
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Don't try this at home
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Flamey drums, part II
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Yet more flamey drums
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"Peacock" dancer from Barnyard Burlesque
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"Mosquito" dancers from Barnyard Burlesque
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Mosquito face-off
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The "submissive" wiggles onstage
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Her song was about needing a man to take charge, so she was billed as a submissive
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And she sang about needing a man she could control, so she was billed as a domme
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So then the "sub" and the "domme" hooked up
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Rousing the Rabble
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Neighborhood impromptu band
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Jasper and Teagan, our patriotic hosts
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The parade begins (minus the fire engines)
