Pfft, i'll tell you what would have been creative. Making the middle of the top un chorrito para tomar agua, that's constantly on. Now THAT would be nice.
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c'mon!!!! don't people have better things to do than complain about stuff like this? i mean only people with their mind in the gutter would only see it that way
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No kidding!!!!!
Can't people find something else to complain about? Something WORTHY of complaining about?
I would've never thought that was anything but a freakin' post!!!!
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c'mon!!!! don't people have better things to do than complain about stuff like this? i mean only people with their mind in the gutter would only see it that way
KEIZER, Ore. - The City of Keizer is taking heat for installing a group of cement posts designed to protect pedestrians from cars, but which some say is a phallic symbol.
A total of 52 of the posts were installed at a busy intersection in Keizer and they are getting a lot of second glances.
A number of residents have complained to the city that the posts resemble male genitalia.
"I can't disagree with that," said City Manager Chris Eppley. "They certainly did not turn out the way we anticipated."
According to Eppley, the posts were ordered from a catalog and looked much different on paper.
"They're a standard style," Eppley said. "I think in the right context they look fine. They just happened not to (look fine) here."
The city is looking into retrofitting the posts with metal collars and chains that run between them, which they hope will change the look. If not, they said the posts will have to go.
"If that fix doesn't work and I still think they look inappropriate, we'll have wasted $20,000 and we'll have to do something different," Eppley said.
Of course, the city could always keep them up and use them for sex education, at least according to one woman we spoke to. "My son said he wanted to hang a sign on it that says 'always use protection,'" she said.