If there's a crowd gathered, why not make the most of it? After all, what's a crowd for? This cyclist cruised by at last month's Long Beach Gay Pride parade making the most of the audience.
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June 4, 2008
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If there's a crowd gathered, why not make the most of it? After all, what's a crowd for? This cyclist cruised by at last month's Long Beach Gay Pride parade making the most of the audience.
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