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Prom season has concluded in the US, but it's still going strong in Canada -- and I have to say, I think Canadians kids are far more inventive than their American counterparts.
Sure, US high school kids show up in limos, helicopters -- even tractors. But MacKenzie Steevens and Cally Hardy from JMA Armstrong high school in Moncton, Canada put the Americans to shame when they arrived at their prom on a couch -- that was riding in the bucket of a front-end loader.
And if you think that's weird, apparently one of their classmates arrived in an outhouse. Awesome.
I can only imagine what oddball modes of transportation we'll see for next year's spring formals. Arrival by crane, perhaps?
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