This has probably already been answered but not on my server so......

http://www.lawnornamentsandfountains...fountains.html

All one line, no spaces.

I just searched for "concrete statue boy" on google.
It was one of the first hits.

I didn't figure something so tacky would be made in bronze but it
probably is somewhere!

Peace!
Dan D. Louisville KY good ole USA

It is plumbed to work, but I'll never give it up, I use it to hold my
graduation tassles. Don't laugh, it was a graduation gift.

Jimmy wrote:

coool can i have the brass copy lol? just kidding

Hi Dan .... you just don't know the Belgians ;-) lol

Nedra
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836
http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118

"Dan D." wrote in message
om...
This has probably already been answered but not on my server so......


http://www.lawnornamentsandfountains...fountains.html

All one line, no spaces.

I just searched for "concrete statue boy" on google.
It was one of the first hits.

I didn't figure something so tacky would be made in bronze but it
probably is somewhere!

Peace!
Dan D. Louisville KY good ole USA

aww comon give it give it lol why do u think people call me jimmy?
its really giveme giveme lol

"Matt Rosing" wrote in message
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It is plumbed to work, but I'll never give it up, I use it to hold my
graduation tassles. Don't laugh, it was a graduation gift.

Jimmy wrote:

coool can i have the brass copy lol? just kidding

I have a peeing boy statue among various other statues and Wee Willie, as my
wife calls him, gets far more attention than any of the other statues.
Children as well as adults think he is good fun and no-one has indicated
that they think he is 'tacky'. Like a lot of things, I guess it is in the
eye of the beholder and your sense of humour.
Koiles.

"John Hines" wrote in message
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"Jimmy" wrote:

we have been searching for a peeing boy statues. if yall know of any
websites please send us the links to the websites .

You don't want a statue, you want a fountain.

That is if you want one that actually works, and isn't just a boy doing
a nasty dead

http://www.google.com/search?q=+peei...tart=0&start=0

Carola / Les ) wrote:
: I have a peeing boy statue among various other statues and Wee Willie, as my
: wife calls him, gets far more attention than any of the other statues.
: Children as well as adults think he is good fun and no-one has indicated
: that they think he is 'tacky'.

Yes, but most people love Thomas Kincaid paintings as well.
There is a lesson here for those who care to learn...


doug

and that proves that anything erected in a public place has artistic value?

PlainBill wrote:
Hmmm, perhaps. On the other hand, the residents of Brussels would
appear to disagree with you.
http://www.trabel.com/brussel/brussel-manneken.htm

try www.designtoscano.com

I love their alligator.. have two of them.

(their site is just really neat!)


"Jimmy" wrote in message
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we have been searching for a peeing boy statues. if yall know of any
websites please send us the links to the websites .

also at:

http://www.tricker.com/


(I got the gargoyle)



"Jimmy" wrote in message
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we have been searching for a peeing boy statues. if yall know of any
websites please send us the links to the websites .

Yes, but most people love Thomas Kincaid paintings as well.
There is a lesson here for those who care to learn...


doug









I prefer Monet myself, Kincaid does have talent IMO but there is better...
Colleen
Zone 5 CT

and that proves that anything erected in a public place has artistic value?

Why not? Is one's own individual taste the only game in town?
Colleen
zone 5 Connecticut

It had better not be erected in a public place.

"Carola / Les" wrote in message
. ..
I have a peeing boy statue among various other statues and Wee Willie, as
my
wife calls him, gets far more attention than any of the other statues.
Children as well as adults think he is good fun and no-one has indicated
that they think he is 'tacky'. Like a lot of things, I guess it is in the
eye of the beholder and your sense of humour.

If I could find a canine version of this statue, I would be quite happy.

BV.

Are we still talking about the 'peeing boy' statue? Did you know
that statue is about 400 years old? The original is in Brussels, Belgium.
Go to:
http://www.trabel.com/brussel/brussel-manneken.htm
and get educated about it. It's called the 'manneken-pis' and
dates to 14 August 1619 !!
Sometimes I think our culture is waay to provincial.

Nedra
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836
http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118

"EliezerE" wrote in message
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It had better not be erected in a public place.

I would suggest that something which has been in a public park since
BEFORE the Pilgrims landed has certainly withstood the test of time.

But taste's differ. I'll even refrain from the usual narrow-minded
jokes.

PlainBill

On Tue, 27 May 2003 23:53:23 GMT, wrote:

and that proves that anything erected in a public place has artistic value?

PlainBill wrote:
Hmmm, perhaps. On the other hand, the residents of Brussels would
appear to disagree with you.
http://www.trabel.com/brussel/brussel-manneken.htm