Update: One of my readers (thanks Dale!) discovered that the legs belong to Marilyn Monroe; they were being shipped from New Jersey, where the sculpture was made by artist Seward Johnson, to Chicago, where she now stands on Michigan Avenue. In this photo, you can see the legs better from the side and the other piece, which I now figure was part of the skirt.
How cool is that?
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1 YEAR AGO: Boy, Have Times Changed!
2 YEARS AGO: I’ll Have A Short Stack With A Million Scrambled Eggs On The Side Please
3 YEARS AGO: It Came At A Perfect Time
4 YEARS AGO: Experimenting With Scrotum
5 YEARS AGO: Can Anyone Spare A Roll Of Pennies?
6 YEARS AGO: Matching Purse And Flip Flops??
6 comments:
Does that qualify as "junk in the trunk"?
Great shot, and I'm sure a great story if we were able to find out more about that leg and what it attaches to. I did see an 8 foot tall boot on American Pickers last night!
just curious, is your series on "owning your own truck" over at LOTR done?? it seems after all that chatter on the "mexican trucks" your informative articles kinda stopped..
they were a nice insight and a breath of fresh air from all the usual negative griping over there...
you had indicated more was on the way, especially about brokers,finding loads,payments, etc...I know many of us found your postings very interesting, and are wondering if more are in the future? thanks ed..
That is a strange looking load What is the strangest that you have seen?
You have to admit that is a nice pedicure! ;o)
http://www.calgaryherald.com/travel/Gallery+places+with+public/5327853/story.html
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