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Floyd County is a holy land for many religous cults. One such cult, known as the Dukore Children believe that the God will one day flood the world again and that Floyd is the only place that will survive. This cult has also come under fire for its ritualistic animal sacrafices, such as slaughtering a horse and spreading the blood from its heart over crops. Floyd is also frequented by folk artist such as That 1 Guy and drug runners and dealers such as Sean Piniero.

Seems to be entirely bunk; while "That 1 Guy" does get a few google hits (apparently he's some sort of blogger artist), Sean Piniero seems to be a hoax connected with other acts of vandalism on Wikipedia. Regardless, I doubt the above blurb is an accurate representation of the county. -- Hadal 14:32, 10 Sep 2004 (UTC)

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