Do they? How do they reply? How do they "write" the reply? "Written in water?" Ugh.

http://www.davidcerny.cz/IMAGE/NarDiv/celekbig.jpg

Hmmm. A pattern begins to emerge...

And here...

Poor guy..... having to live mornings for eternity. I guess prostate problems are the least of this bronze god's worries. Always use caution when peeing "bronzed".....it'll put your eye out. :lol:

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:vomit:

There is the little pee boy in Brussels too... they even dress him up in clothes. When I went to Belgium in high school, we bought this one kid on the trip a chocolate pee boy for his birthday. I really wish I would have purchased a pee boy corkscrew.

I didn't need to see that.

Ummmm.... are we sure that he's peeing, and not doing something else? He seems a bit "firm" even for a sculpture.

Or he's stuck with a perpetual morning pee boner...

I have seen "Les Mannekin des Pis" cork screws. They are quite absurd. I think they were a popular item in the Public Radio catalogs a few years back (Signal and Wireless, I believe). I also remember the "drink servers." You put your adult beverage of choice in the dispenser, push the little button and he wees into your glass.

I am afraid that I know the kind of people that would think such a thing was clever.

How did the artist get Bon Jovi to pose for him?

Yeah. Never, even during my drunkest nights, did I ever feel compelled to take a leak with a double-fisted grip.

We need to move this entire thread to the WTF thread because this is one big WTF! I don't know who's the real WTF here, the artist, the art it self, or purhaps the chic at the top of the ladder.

Interesting. Would you climb the ladder for a look?

I'd be curious, but afraid to look like a fool. I'm not sure if I would look in. I probably would, if there weren't too many people around.

I bet it's dark and smelly. That's about all I need to know.

Another installation of this same concept has the scuptures "vibrating and exuding a greasy liquid". Riiiiiiiiight.

Next!

The Czech Republic, actually.

And even though the artist doesn't say so on his site, either in English or in his native language, I think that's right:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...h_Republic.png