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April 13, 2007

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And, it might be at a good price! Or, you can pay $300+ for a Bronze version of the Peeing Boy from Brussels...

Origin: "Belgian Boy was created by the mayor of Old Brussels, Belgium whose son had wandered off into the forest. He was sculpted just as he was found. To this day, he graces the Grand Plaza fountain in Old Brussels.
Belgian Boy Fountain - $384.80
OPTIONS
170 GPH Pump Kit - $70.20
300 GPH Pump Kit - $85.80
475 GPH Pump Kit - $101.40
80 GPH Pump Kit - $54.60
"

scares me you can specify how many gallons per hour the kid can pump out! I also wonder how much trash talk the kid had to handle growing up with everyone seeing him as a young naked boy, peeing.

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