Krewe of Tucks
Started in 1969 by Loyola University students at the now-defunct Friar Tuck's pub. Known for irreverent potty humor, a giant toilet-shaped float, and parades Saturday before Mardi Gras.
Irreverent toilet-themed humor; rolling toilet float; signed throws including toilet paper and plungers.
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