BabyGirl
02-11-2005, 11:37 PM
Male Genital Snow Sculpture Shocks Drivers
GLEN AUBREY, N.Y. (AP) -- An explicit six-foot-tall snow sculpture depicting male genitals in a yard on a rural road north of Binghamton had some drivers doing a double-take this week.
One neighbor, Bob Hodges, told a Binghamton radio station that the much larger-than-life icy display "was the talk of the town for a while." Hodges said many people who saw it just chuckled.
But the artwork provoked a frosty reaction from one woman, who called the Broome County Sheriff's Department to complain about what she described as an "offensive" snow sculpture.
A deputy who went to the home was told by a mother that the unconventional display was the work of her sons. While the mother said she wouldn't knock it down, she told the deputy she'd have her sons take care of it.
The sculpture was gone the next day.
GLEN AUBREY, N.Y. (AP) -- An explicit six-foot-tall snow sculpture depicting male genitals in a yard on a rural road north of Binghamton had some drivers doing a double-take this week.
One neighbor, Bob Hodges, told a Binghamton radio station that the much larger-than-life icy display "was the talk of the town for a while." Hodges said many people who saw it just chuckled.
But the artwork provoked a frosty reaction from one woman, who called the Broome County Sheriff's Department to complain about what she described as an "offensive" snow sculpture.
A deputy who went to the home was told by a mother that the unconventional display was the work of her sons. While the mother said she wouldn't knock it down, she told the deputy she'd have her sons take care of it.
The sculpture was gone the next day.