Within a decade, that number had grown to 34.I think that means the donor died first.
But it was years before the museum got its hands on a human specimen, sent in by a 96-year-old Icelandic donor who was worried his manhood would shrink as he got older, Sigurdsson says.
Iceland... shrinkage... there's a joke wanting to happen.
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Carved on his tombstone:
I lived in Iceland! I lived in Iceland!
The local doggy daycare center has a bowl of "bully sticks", i.e. dried bull's penises. Cut to about 5" long a perfect stocking stuffer.
We went to this museum in Iceland that had a statue outside, of a man with his thing dangling. Of course we got a group photo next to the thing.
The Icelandics call their parliament the Althing. I got your thing! hangin'.
It's juvenile I know, but...
The cock merchants of Westros and Essos are envious.
Nobody cares about the Penis - the real attraction is the breast.
For obvious reasons.
What a bunch of dicks!
I was in Reykjavik recently, saw a sign for that museum, and said to my husband, "You know, that would be something that would interest Althouse". And here we are.
We didn't visit.
Wait. I don't get it. What is this post here for? Was it Dylan's penis?
Oh.... museums... art... ok.
Never mind.
Dick jokes just come naturally. They're a staple. They'll never go away. Those of us who own dicks can take the ribbing.
The Dr. Pepper Museum in Waco, TX, will have to step up its game with competition like this.
A penis museum with only 34 specimens?
Really. That's no big thing.
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