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Frank Ferrante can turn into his boyhood and current idol, Groucho Marx, on a dime.
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Plato’s Porno Cave: The Trial (Little Berlin): Surrealist party, imagery orgy
To the left of the pyramid was a little shanty you could enter and perform a primal scream. A glass window on either side faced in on a small chamber with an apple and, if you hit the right decibel with your scream, the apple would explode. The mechanism for blowing up the apple failed pretty quickly (it worked a few times before the forces of chaos seeped into the mechanism), but that didn’t stop the crowd going in and screaming periodically while the Eye played master of ceremonies from his pyramid throne. more…
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