Every Neighborhood's Got One

We're all for freedom of speech but, just a guess, the following exercise thereof was probably not what the Founding Fathers had in mind.

(Photo by cheeseloaf).

Apparently the photographer's neighbor went a little haywire, which resulted in "a constantly escalating yard-art battle." The larger image is here.

Comments

[Pentupentropy]

Is it.. just me, or does this look like somebody switched the mushrooms on the pizza? Is there really supposed to be any art in this or just an angry kid inside who didn't have a great medium to work with?

[Bryan]

I only want to add a comment because this house is about a mile down the road from where I live. I'm not sure why I feel compelled to comment, because it really isn't relevant, but I just have to.... :)

[Dan Scholnick]

I though it said "Free Speedo" at first. Yuck!

[jeffrey]

I still have the neighborhood association's listserve thread for a very lively discussion surrounding that doll. It stand stands at the corner of North Druid Hills and Willivee Roads in Decatur, GA, just outside of Atlanta. The thread makes for very interesting reading. There were defenders and detractors, including a proposal for a march on the house with torches and pitchforks. I was in favor of donating old bathing suits so we'd have some variation in clothing.