Teabaggur Quarterly Report (Q3 Special Edition)
Royal Wheel Enthusiast & Toast Golem Parade – 1974 Retrospective
Prepared by: The Bureau of Unlicensed Morality & Garage Sale Ethics
Classified: For Teabaggur Eyes Only (Burn after teabagging)
Executive Summary
In Q3, our operatives successfully staged Operation Wheel Liberation, in which King Charles (Prince at the time) was spotted delicately removing the wheels from a Shriners’ burn victim wheelchair during the annual Toast Golem Parade. The parade budget was exceeded by 800%, but morale was “weirdly high” due to surplus cinnamon bread and unintended homoerotic choreography from the float handlers.
Financial Overview
Budgeted Parade Costs: $3,500
Actual Parade Costs: $28,411.62
Peanut Butter Procurement (Peter Pan brand, smooth): $14,000
Wheel Removal Equipment: $43.72 (borrowed from local BMX club)
Toast Golem Moisturizing Oil: $2,134.56
Unofficial Homoerotic Display Line Items: 14% of total budget
Forecast Predictions (Q4)
Likelihood of Parade Returning: 62% (dependent on wheel restitution program)
Projected Peanut Butter Imports (tonnage): +48% YoY increase
Expected Homo Content in Public Festivities:
Minimum: 17%
Median: 33%
Maximum Risk Scenario: 87% (rain + satin uniforms)
Shriner Participation Drop-off: 12% due to “wheel insecurity”
Toast Golem Moisture Retention Goals: Achievable if butter subsidies continue
Quantitative Homo Index (QHI) – Parade Analysis
Category % of Parade Observed
Wheel Lubrication Assistance 22%
Satin Robe Malfunctions 15%
Choreographed Hose Spraying 28%
Parade Float Grinder Dances 9%
Misc. Homo Energy 13%
“Homo Neutral” Acts 13%
Propaganda Outreach
Poster Campaign in rural Bavaria: “Peter Pan – Streichelt Dein Brot, Streichelt Dein Herz.”
Illustrated pamphlets featuring King Charles with the caption:
“Er nimmt deine Räder… aber gibt dir den wahren Geschmack.”
Conclusion
The 1974 Royal Wheel & Toast Golem incident remains a cornerstone of Teabaggur propaganda. While budget mismanagement was extreme, the homoerotic spectacle payoff exceeded projections, cementing its place in the upcoming Teabaggur Cultural Heritage Handbook.