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(#5) The Catatonic Eddie Cantor
The actual Eddie Cantor looked nothing like his balloon recreation, which appears as if it has been sniffing some strong glue. Cantor was best known for lifting his voice in song, but with those eyes like saucers and the backwards arms... he'd probably be hard pressed to lift anything, let alone holiday spirits. At least he's sporting some bling. -
(#19) Shifty-Eyed Elf on the Shelf
As if the whole "Elf on the Shelf" phenomenon isn't creepy enough, they had to come up with a balloon, too. Notice he's clutching his knees and rocking in the fetal position, just as every parent finds themselves at some point during the Yuletide season. -
(#7) A Freaky Hovering Turkey
If you were a kid, and you saw this coming at you, would you ever celebrate Thanksgiving again? -
(#4) Faceless Sky Dancer
The face of this Sky Dancer deflated during the 69th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in 1995, horrifying little girls across the country. -
(#1) A Bulbous-Nosed Pinocchio
Okay. Just exactly how big of a lie did this guy tell? It had to be a whopper to warrant a schnoz of such Hindenburg proportions. We can all breathe a collective sigh of relief that this 1937 style Pinocchio wasn't magically turned into a real boy. -
(#3) Disembodied Smirking Head
Well, well, well. You can almost hear this guy cackling about his evil plot to take over the city, while kneading his hands together furiously and pacing the floor, even though he has no hands to knead, and no legs to pace. Just a cackling head on a string... muah-ha-ha-haaa-ing his way into the nightmares of children everywhere.
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The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade began in 1924. It is one of the traditional celebrations in New York City and the most colorful and amazing of the many Thanksgiving celebrations in different places. During the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, its iconic giant balloons, performances, and floats have attracted the attention of people all over the country, some strange and creepy balloons are impressive in history.
Although the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is not the only Thanksgiving parade, it is considered to be the largest and one of the oldest in the world. Here the random tool shows 24 terrifying parade balloons of all time.
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