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Burnie Sandals, and Other Adventures in Urban Theatre

Rochester, in western New York state, is a friendly place that usually votes Democrat. It's the sort of town where colourful street performers enhance the dining experience for grateful local residents.

Tim Blair
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September 6, 2020 - 5:55PM
Feets o’ Fire
Feets o’ Fire

Rochester, in western New York state, is a friendly place that usually votes Democrat. It's the sort of town where colourful street performers enhance the dining experience for grateful local residents:

If you can’t find your bus stop in the darkness, helpful passers-by will thoughtfully illuminate it:

Oh no! A Portland fellow has uncomfortably chilly feet. But he’s a resourceful lad, and quickly finds a way to generate cosy warmth:

It’s just as well federal forces are no longer involved, because otherwise these harmless hi-jinx could really get out of control:

Let’s take one more look at Hot Foot Billy, Antifa’s official So You Think You Can Dance nominee:

He’s the best dancer since the uncredited gal in this excellent clip. In fact, he may have borrowed some of her moves. Do Si Do, dancin' boy!

(Headline credit: Annie.)

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