A very interpretive re-enactment of the Pullman Strike of 1894
The Andy Warhol version of the Pullman strike.
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I the girl who played Pullman… no one can step up to her and those teddy bear cronies. All that’s missing is some Guns N’ Roses “Welcome to the Jungle” riffs blaring in the background at the start of scene she’s in, especially this part:
Welcome to the jungle
It gets worse here everyday
Ya learn ta live like an animal
In the jungle where we play
If she were Theodore Roosevelt, I’d suggest she speak softly and carry a big Disco Stick (TM)!
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December 2nd, 2009 at 9:56 pm
I the girl who played Pullman… no one can step up to her and those teddy bear cronies. All that’s missing is some Guns N’ Roses “Welcome to the Jungle” riffs blaring in the background at the start of scene she’s in, especially this part:
Welcome to the jungle
It gets worse here everyday
Ya learn ta live like an animal
In the jungle where we play
If she were Theodore Roosevelt, I’d suggest she speak softly and carry a big Disco Stick (TM)!