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What would Mardi Gras be without its parades? And what would Mardi Gras parades be without its sassy, sequined, irreverent dance troupes and marching clubs? In the past few years, DYI marching groups have been popping up all over. The best of the best groups like to do it up big.

They come up with some crazy banter and flowery language. Why else do you think Goodenough "5 Skippers" Sithole became a talk-of-town YouTube sensation a couple of seasons ago? He had most of the nation in stitches when his own brand of English once left SABC soccer analyst Deshi Bhaktawer a mangled mess as he could not fathom Sithole's version of the Queen's language. He goes to games dressed like a woman: an ankle length snow-white skirt and black top and bra to boot. A beaded black and white weave crown his head. His feminine ensemble once won him the best-dressed supporter prize. The guy got stand up comedian status with his "You must say, you must ask it for the Zulu ass and not for the Sotho what what," in response to Bhaktawer's question - live on TV - on what he says when he goes to buy his clothes.

Received 10 June ; revised 26 July ; accepted 11 August In most African countries, it is still a common belief that thin women are not attractive. Until the 21st century, full-figured women were considered attractive, were respected, and their padded with flesh and curvaceous bodies represented wealth, fertility and good health.

The Amazon Brigade is an elite fighting unit, often the best of the best or damn near close to it, that is composed entirely of women. Naturally, they should never be underestimated, for they can and will kick your ass with ease. They are The Squad , with about four liters of estrogen added, and little to no loss in testosterone.