Today I saw the distinctive vehicle used by a local burlesque act to get around town and beyond. In honor of this weekend's burlesque festival, the challenge this week is to name the burlesque act.
Leave your guesses in the comments section, being sure to use a distinct moniker so you're not mistaken for another player. Enjoy!
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MoBFathers?
Not the MoBFathers, but there's certainly a connection.
Now if I could only figure out what MoB (Ministry of Burlesque) is, exactly!
Bicycle?
BenchPress Burlesque?
Not a bicycle. And not BenchPress Burlesque either, David.
An auto?
Yes, Dave! An auto!!
I'm gonna guess that the auto is a firetruck.
I'm also guessing a hearse.
Black Cat Burlesque?
No, no, no, Dave--though the firetruck is, I think, in the right color family.
BCB uses a hearse.
How about a cab? A checker cab, that'd be cool.
The car isn't the type associated with a particular business or function, Davey.
My friend Google isn't helping me much on this one. Other than some Burlesque car washes, I guess I'm throwing in the towel.
But Dave-y, God doesn't like quitters!
I doubt you've got anything to lose (except time, of course) by playing some more....
Big Apple Burlesque?
How about the incredibly funny Jewishgirlsgonebad??? On their tour of colleges perhaps they travel in a train of SMART cars?
Negatory, Ellen, but whoa--I think you're on the right track gender-wise!
It it a burlesque act consisting of more than one female?
The Schlep Sisters????
Whoah, Ellen, you're getting very warm! It's a burlesque act consisting of more than one woman, and "Schlep Sisters" is about half right!!
I have no idea about a vehicle, but to me Burlesque+sisters=the Pontani sisters.
You're in the ballpark, Caprice, but it's not those wonderful Pontanis. Too many of 'em, for one thing.
The Wau Wau Sisters?
Yay, Ellen--you got it!!!
Anyone want to find a picture of the vehicle???
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