Whos house is this? LOL
 

This is funny..... A very nice ranch in south florida surrounded by BIG boats and Huge mansions then out of no where is this statue.... its hilarious wonder if its in any relation to the owner here ? LOL

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That Is Tooo Cool

There must be something that made the owners commission that statue.
I want to know the story.

That's Lensman's house

whos that? hehehe

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there are starving children.

That is so funny!

:1orglaugh

If it isn't Lensman's I think it will be soon... :winkwink:

that's a message to all the fuckers going by in their boats staring into that dude's property :321GFY

i read about that somewhere... i think its a porn guy... cant remember who tho....

my friend took the picture in Ft.Lauderdale when he was on a boat passing the house.


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i wonder if JoeE has a finger in this.......

I believe that is Al Goldstien's house.

I think you are right and I think it used to be in his front yard until all his neighbors sued and he had to put it in back.

i read also that its Al Goldstein's place

nice. I want a smaller version from the front of my car

PUBLISHER HAS GESTURE FOR HIS NEIGHBORS

Thursday April 23 5:36 PM EDT

POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (Reuters) - Al Goldstein, owner of the New York cable
access channel "Midnight Blue" and publisher of the adult magazine "Screw,"
has erected a statue in his yard that has given some of his neighbors pause.

Workers this week unloaded a large white statue of a human hand with its
third finger extended and placed it in the yard of "La Casa de Al," his
waterfront home in this Fort Lauderdale suburb.

The statue was used as a prop in an episode of the ABC television situation
comedy "Spin City" that had not yet been aired.

Some neighbors groused about the statue. "I don't think anybody's going to
be too appreciative," one sniffed.

But tourists liked it.

"I love it. I wish I could box it up and send it to the IRS," said Mark
Jamison, visiting from New York, adding that he had a high tax bill this
year.

A Goldstein spokesman said Thursday he planned to move the statue to his
back yard, where it would be seen by boaters on Florida's Intracoastal
Waterway, and to paint it the color of human skin.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Al GHoldstein,
Screw Magazine