
Mardi Gras is a raucous festival that starts on Fat Tuesday and lasts until Ash Wednesday. Here are the strangest things Catholics do to celebrate the holiday.
Mardi Gras is a raucous festival that starts on Fat Tuesday and lasts until Ash Wednesday. Here are the strangest things Catholics do to celebrate the holiday.
The rich history of this holiday creates an opportunity to be offensive to multiple groups at once.
There’s even some liquor in some boxes in the basement.
The weirdest part is that no milk is exchanged, only skin and plastic.
In an unusual custom, people celebrate the holiday by briefly pretending that Catholicism can be fun.
When some people get drunk, they can do the wildest things.
Freaks.
Though people beg to be covered in soup, this tradition sends millions to the emergency room each year.
There’s just something in the air at Mardi Gras.
Weird that they think France accepts returns after 30 days.
What hunt? We never heard of any hunt! So come on down to New Orleans and don’t waste time telling family or friends where you’re headed.
John Travolta insists on doing this every single year and no one can talk him out of it.
Just because it took you and your friends three hours to find your parked car in the French Quarter doesn’t mean it was a parade.
Previously a highlight of the New Orleans Mardi Gras parade, many now feel too guilty to make the fat trombonist cry.
People weirdly like to bring flowers to their father’s headstone every year on the anniversary of his sudden and tragic Mardi Gras-related death.
While full or partial nudity is traditional, some odd revelers opt to keep their clothes on.
They showed up inebriated and handsy, so they need to learn to take a drop like a grown up.
Some revelers find that sweeping up litter and pressure washing the streets to be the most decadent pleasure of them all.