I conquered that hill and put my stamp on it. Just the first letter of my name, since the rest of it would've been overkill. Everybody knows what that P stands for.

Paul Smeenus

How could you forget Captain John's Floating Seafood Restaurant? It has been closed for a couple of years now, but the guy who owns it is from Croatia originally, and he owes over a million dollars in back taxes to the city over this ship. The ship used to be a luxury Mediterranean cruise ship from Yugoslavia, and then this guy bought it and sailed it all the way here to open a fine dining seafood restaurant.

It's starting to rust and rot underneath now and it's actually stuck in mud. It's the ugliest thing on the Toronto water front, I think.

http://torontoist.com/wp-content/upl...ptainjohns.jpg

You have your name all cattywompus, that would have to be an S up on that hill, so get up offa my Koolaid.

Oh yeah. What an eyesore. The ship should at least be painted to hide the massive rust stains.

San Jose, California, where I used to live, has this sculpture of Quetzalcoatl downtown which looks lot more like a pile of shit than a god. The rumor is that this was not an accident, the artist was apparently upset at the city's handling of the commission and this was his revenge.

http://img.groundspeak.com/waymarkin...8a232673b3.JPG

is it supposed to be a snake God? I know it it is shaped like a pile of pooh.... But to the untrained eye it looks like a snake

Ah yep these are the land marks in my home state of Maine...

Attachment 5434 Yep that is indeed Paul Bunyan

Attachment 5435 Stephen King's house...

Quetzalcoatl is a winged serpent, so yes it's sort of a snake god or dragon god. I can't overstate how much this thing looks like a pile of shit when you see it in person. The first time I saw it, from across the street, I literally couldn't figure out what it could possibly be aside from a pile of shit and was wondering why the city would have a sculpture of that. I had to go right up to it to see that it was supposed to be Quetzalcoatl.

I live in the suburbs of New York City.

There is about a million things to see and not a one of them interests me enough anymore.