
For those who are wondering, if you're like me the second thing you think is, "Hmmm. I wonder how it would feel to squirt condiments on my head."
Again, be thankful you're not like me.
Anyway, even those of you who are considerably less odd than I must admit that this statue is awesome. Check out the weirdly accurate legs and shoes, the oozing mustard, the curly ketchup horn, and, of course, the focused, demented expression, complete with protruding, overly red tongue. The closer you look, the more the craftsmanship behind this creation becomes obvious. Note, for example, the eyebrows, one mustard and one ketchup. That's quality.
Yup, Mr. Creepy Cone needs a companion, and this guy is the thing for the job.
Now, if I could just figure out where to buy one....
This must be his brother (http://www.butlersandsigns.com/hotdog61.html). Definitely not cheap, but I know how low your will power is when it comes to hot dogs...
ReplyDeleteMust resist twelve-hundred-dollar rolling hot dog of death! Must resist!
ReplyDeleteI think it is scary looking, the kind of thing that would freak you out in the middle of the night. It is like those scary lawn gnomes that you know come to life and do nasty things to your yard when you aren't watching. Walk away, Mark, just walk away.
ReplyDeleteYou may be right, but it is tempting.
ReplyDeleteI've had students who look like him.
ReplyDeleteJohn
John, that may be the most frightening thing I've ever heard you say.
ReplyDeleteThere is a cheaper 3-foot tall version...
ReplyDeleteI know there is; several folks have now sent it to me. I must resist this evil temptation, but it is difficult. Must resist....
ReplyDeleteJust put it on your Christmas list--make it someone else's fault...
ReplyDeleteI don't think I can reasonably do that. The scary women would hurt me.
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