But what about a baby's arm holding an apple?
By adamg - 7/26/11 - 8:28 pm
A perplexed visitor inquires:
About 15 or so years ago, I was in Boston, maybe by the Aquarium, and noticed a statue in the harbor, kind of on the wall at the edge, of a sailor climbing out of the water. As the tide comes in, the body (statue) is covered and at high tide all you see is a hand reaching up. Do you have any idea what this, where this is, or if it even exists?
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Was it this?
It's in NYC, but the matches the description:
http://theweblicist.com/wordpress/2007/03/27/ny-pier-a-and-the-american-merchant-marines-memorial/
Don't recall it
But maybe he's thinking of a Fort Point Channel art installation that was only temporary, like the mannequins inside inflated spheres that was out there for a while.
Just my first idea.
Maybe one of Whitey's
Maybe one of Whitey's productions.
A baby's arm holding an apple
A baby's arm holding an apple is slang for a large male member. Check out The Tubes and the song What Do You Want From Life?
I was hoping for a whole herd of Winnebagos
Hell, I hear they're givin' 'em away.
B.A.
Knew a guy in Madison, WI that all the girls called B.A. It was a long time before I finally found out what that meant....