Saturday 25 May, 2013
SOME OF THE best international street performers have descended upon Dublin’s Merrion Square today to show off their jaw-dropping skills for the Street Performance World Championship.
The free event, taking place again tomorrow, features sword-swallowers, acrobats and jugglers.
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Nothing is ever free. These performances are saturated with subliminal dark arts messages. Every parent has a duty to protect their children from the sinister elements of these so called performances. Mark my words, these thinly veiled satanic rituals will destroy the very souls of all who cross their paths. You have been warned.
It was a great event ! some more pictures for interested people can be seen here http://jakubkrason.com/spwc2012/ enjoy them !
Only a matter of time before an ear rips and twenty two kids get killed by a flying beer keg
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