I try and keep the Buzzyblog in the PG-13 realm. However, today I’m trucking down the R-rated, adult aisle. It’s Sunday, so why not do something semi-blasphemous? (I would tell you to go watch your Sunday morning T-V news shows instead of reading the Buzzyblog but there too, you will get a full dose of smut and sex talk what with all the harassment stuff currently being discussed. Speaking of which, do you really think Matt banged her until she passed out?!)
But now back to my little walk on the wild side today. On our recent trip to Central Europe we visited Vienna where we toured the Vienna Boys Choir School. Here’s a little experiment for you – ask any 5 folks to say something other than “Sausage” when you mention Vienna to them and I bet they will all respond with “Boys Choir.”
We toured the Boys Choir School escorted by 2 former choir members who were now in high school there. The facility has an elementary, middle and high school and we were provided a tour of several classrooms as well as common areas.
Before we were treated to a performance by the Boys Choir we were shown a classroom where the boys practice their musical numbers. As our two young tour guides described their class room and how many hours a week they devote to studying and learning about music, you couldn’t help but notice the following on the black board behind them :
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| Photo by Brian Barnhill |
I immediately recognized the graffiti penis as being a replica from the Netflix show American Vandal. The show is a funny spoof of the many T-V crime shows of late such as Making of a Murder, The Keepers, Story of O.J. etc.. Below is a clip from the show.
The two guys shown in the video are the supposed documentary researchers trying to clear graffiti artist Dylan of a vandalism charge. They are looking into the crime case which involves trying to find out who sprayed painted penises on cars. The ball hairs on the penises turn out to be a critical piece of evidence. Obviously, whomever drew the Vienna Boys Choir copy on the black board also knew the importance of including the ball hairs.