BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYLow Brow? Below the Belt?
This posting has been re-written three times, with varying degrees of delight and disgust. You try to go for the double-entendre, but you are talking about the animal kingdom, and that just sounds too close to bestiality for comfort.
Which is one of the icky points about this recent call and response on the street – and what makes it so HIGH-LARIOUS to 12 year olds and degenerates and, truth be told, me.
First it was DickChicken, a simple stencil of a phallus-like shape extended from the top of a featherless chicken corpse, like the ones people buy on styrofoam rectangles wrapped in cello. It started popping up everywhere recently. Then last week I saw the answer to Dick-Chicken and nearly collapsed in front of a delivery truck.
- Yes, that’s right (photo Steven P. Harrington)
- Honeyed we presume (photo Steven P. Harrington)
Will this spawn more clever responses? Already we spotted a script that said “Phallus Poultry” Saturday night, but that didn’t have the same sauce as it’s common cousin. (sorry!)
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