FSM spotted at 2009 Solstice Parade

Published by Bobby Henderson June 22nd, 2009 in General FSM news. 3 Comments

Once again, the FSM was spotted at the Fremont Solstice Parade, accompanied by Devoted Followers dressed in pirate regalia.

The community painting was Touched by His presence, as well:

Here are a bunch of pictures from last year’s parade.

Thanks to mightemurph for the photos in this post.

3 Responses to “FSM spotted at 2009 Solstice Parade”

1 - Barnacle Jayne - Jun 27th, 2009

How can there not be tons of responses to this exciting event in Fremont? This is The Kewl!

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2 - TooferMan - Jun 28th, 2009

This picture is obviously a doctored up photo shop hack job.
Everyone can tell immediately that HIS balls are too small.
I’ve seen better and more believable UFO abductions on Fox news.

FSM was nowhere near Fremont on the day in question.

I have an actual photo of FSM, with Elvis and Bigfoot and Nessy, having
a quick beer at my local watering hole in Philadelphia on that very day.

The bidding starts at $1.35

Please note: This is an actual relic that no religion can do without!

The second picture though: Picasso would be PROUD!

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3 - Kyle Hepworth - Jun 30th, 2009

As one of the bearers of the FSM, I can attest that he actually made an appearance. I can also offer this link to the preparations for this year’s Fremont parade.

Note to true believers: These pictures show the FSM in various states of undress, and may not be suitable for the faint of heart.

http://picasaweb.google.com/Hepworth/FSM2009#

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