The organizers of the 2011 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade certainly have a bug up their skirts.
They’re not angry; they literally have a bug in the parade lineup.
The new balloon is from the mind of the master of macabre himself, Tim Burton…so he’s no cute critter clutching a flower in his teeth.

The balloon’s name is B. Boy — or B. for short — and, according to Burton, was created from the used balloons leftover from children’s parties at a London hospital. Patched together and covered with stitches, the design is classic Burton…which makes it definitely not classic Macy’s.
You don’t see the Hello Kitty balloon sporting any fangs on Turkey Day morning. And while Snoopy’s flying ace getup might pass as a Halloween costume, I don’t think any children are frightened by his goggles or red cape.
But what of B.Boy? Is his Frankenstein-like face too scary for Thanksgiving morning?
Not with those big, innocent eyes.
Man up, kiddies. There’s a new bug in town.
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The organizers of the 2011 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade certainly have a bug up their skirts.
They’re not angry; they literally have a bug in the parade lineup.
The new balloon is from the mind of the master of macabre himself, Tim Burton…so he’s no cute critter clutching a flower in his teeth.
The balloon’s name is B. Boy — or B. for short — and, according to Burton, was created from the used balloons leftover from children’s parties at a London hospital. Patched together and covered with stitches, the design is classic Burton…which makes it definitely not classic Macy’s.
You don’t see the Hello Kitty balloon sporting any fangs on Turkey Day morning. And while Snoopy’s flying ace getup might pass as a Halloween costume, I don’t think any children are frightened by his goggles or red cape.
But what of B.Boy? Is his Frankenstein-like face too scary for Thanksgiving morning?
Not with those big, innocent eyes.
Man up, kiddies. There’s a new bug in town.
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Tagged B Boy balloon, bug up your skirt, Business, commentary, design, entertainment, family, fangs, Frankenstein, frightened children, goggles, Halloween, Halloween costume, Hello Kitty, Holiday, Humor, life, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons, Manhattan, master of macabre, New York City, patches, red cape, scars, Snoopy, Snoopy flying ace, Television, Tim Burton, Tim Burton Thanksgiving Day parade, TV