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Spotted: Wall Street Bull Warms Up With Custom Crochet


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Jen Carlson

Published Dec 27, 2010

Modified Dec 27, 2010


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Street artist Olek recently gave the Wall Street Bull a new look with this custom crocheted outfit... but she says, “It lasted 2 hours." She posted this photo on her Facebook yesterday, with the message: "Happy Bullish 2011!" By that time the bull had shed its new colorful skin, however—which is a shame because those colors probably would have really popped in this blizzard! [via Animal]

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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