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File:Egon Rhodomunde.jpg|link=Egon Rhodomunde|Circus promoter and arms dealer [[Egon Rhodomunde]] found guilty of skimming profits from an unlicensed Human Flea Circus. | |||
File:William Blake 002.jpg|''Das Gespenst eines Flohs'' ("The Ghost of a Flea") by [[William Blake]]. (Circa 1819-1820). | File:William Blake 002.jpg|''Das Gespenst eines Flohs'' ("The Ghost of a Flea") by [[William Blake]]. (Circa 1819-1820). | ||
File:Ernst von Possart as Mephistopheles.jpg|Mephistopheles, preparing complimentary reservations for tonight's performance. | File:Ernst von Possart as Mephistopheles.jpg|Mephistopheles, preparing complimentary reservations for tonight's performance. | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 28 June 2017
The Human Flea Circus is a travelling entertainment company and pest management firm.
Creation of a Human Flea Circus proceeds according to time-honored rituals:
- Acquisition
- Taming
- Training
- Performance
- Retirement
According to one survivor of a Midnight Performance show, the Ringmaster opened the performance -- and the Acquisition phase -- by announcing:
Ladies and gentleman! For this next act, I am going to need several thousand volunteers from the audience!
According to postminimalist detective Richard Tuttle, Human Flea Circus is a front for business ventures based on crimes against mathematical constants.
In the News
Circus promoter and arms dealer Egon Rhodomunde found guilty of skimming profits from an unlicensed Human Flea Circus.
Das Gespenst eines Flohs ("The Ghost of a Flea") by William Blake. (Circa 1819-1820).
Mephistopheles, preparing complimentary reservations for tonight's performance.
Carnevale Tenebre uses vise to clamp souls.
Dish of rosewater-scented flea chow.
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