A failed thief tried to steal a bronze statue of Ronald Reagan from a park in California, leaving the American president hanging halfway.
So “artist” Daniel Edwards has drawn up plans for a Amy Winehouse bust at the behest of some British people he met on Facebook. It will apparently be made out of chocolate, pieces of a insane man's fantasy, and the sheer need to have 15min of fame. Click here for details. (via thesuperficial.com)
Who knew they were such super friends? Photo taken in Rome, Italy, by this redditor.
Culture Buzz Here are some of the weird statues I have found. People are strange, these statues are stranger. (Via The Uniblog)
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Is there such a thing as a “baby fighter,” and if so, why devote a statue to it?
The Sapporo Snow Festival showcases an amazing array of snow and ice sculptures. This puts that sad, little snowman in your front yard to shame.
Culture Buzz Prince Jefri Bolkiah, brother of the Sultan of Brunei, doesn't want you to see these photos. He's involved in a civil suit with former employees and doesn't want the jury pool to be prejudiced by the fact he commissioned statues of himself having sex. This guy also has a yacht called “Tits,” so I don't know how much more prejudiced we can can get. And if “Sex Statues” didn't give it away, NSFW. Via.
The world's tackiest sculpture, an absurd 62-foot statue of Jesus celebrating some kind of metaphorical touchdown against the devil, was destroyed by lightning from Heaven yesterday in Ohio. Proving once and for all that while God may or may not be benevolent, he at least has a modicum of taste. RIP Touchdown Jesus.
The good people of Brecht, Belgium needed to move this statue so they could hold some ancient festival. Things were going ok until they weren't any more.
HAHA. So this guy Gerhard had like three monkeys playing the drums beneath him. And Konrad has … wait wat?
A pair of dirty-minded statues who refuse to let some innocent girls have their underwear party in peace.
Food Buzz Beyond the ubiquitous International Thumbs Up Guy, there’s a whole world of weird food statues out there. The New York Times has a quick look at phenomenon of eerie fiberglass food vendor statues from around the globe. The hot dog guy always makes me feel a little sick with the way he spurts mustard and ketchup on himself; he’s included with other disturbing examples I’ve found.