Best bit from Harpers Weekly

"Parents and teachers in the Guangdong province of China were upset by a new sculpture in a city park of an eight-inch girl with giant 16-foot breasts." (Here's a photo.)

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This article is useless without pictures...

"The park used to be a great place for families, but now what attracts my son the most is the huge breasts." for the win.

I had assumed the "eight-inch" part was a typo. I was very mistaken.

It's better with the photo after the jump because it gives your mind a moment or two to imagine what it might look like.

Awesome art if you ask me. If they don't like it send it here... Ill put it out the front of an implant clinic.

That is disturbing...

I believe we've seen similar art on Boing Boing in the past. Ahh, found it:
http://www.boingboing.net/2007/01/15/crazy-sculptures-of-.html

You can argue if it's art, but there's no mistaking those are breasts.

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