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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaQB_tgS7f0] While certainly shiny, the Ferdinand GT3 RS built by Johannes L might not only be the slowest Porsche in world, but also quite possibly the slowest "car." There is something quite hilarious seeing this familiar speedy shape going no faster than a plodding tricycle.
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Photograph by MK Kahne and Andrei Loginov.
Grotesque fanny pack from Carlee Fernandez's "Altered Taxidermy" series.
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Gold plated skate rail by Andrew Lewicki.
Tom Sachs' (previously) designer toilet for the discerning crowd.
I blogged about this artist Dustin Shuler last year, but I just learned that he passed away a few weeks ago on May 4. The above piece is titled "Death of an era." His best known sculpture, "Spindle" had a cameo in "Wayne's World." It was dismantled in 2008 to make room for a Walgreens.
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Agent Provocateur's "Slick Dude."
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Kelly Mark, "Working Hard, Hardly Working." I see what you did there Kelly.
The most nom-licious manhole cover by Andre Lewicki
Kelly Mark's "I Called Shotgun Infinity When I Was Twelve." True, but you called it before we were outside and therefore your shotgun is invalid.
An unusual 100 meter long and 5 meter high waterfall wall made of (hopefully clean) toilets, sinks, and bidets was built for some ceramics fair in China. View more photos of the insanity here.
Tom Sachs' (previously) Chanel branded guillotine.
Photographs of Israeli soldiers by German artist Daniel Josefsohn from his series "Jewing Gun."
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Sean Johnson's "Love Seat" at Howard House gallery in Seattle.
Hayato Matsushita. You're so money.
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William Stone succinctly titled this piece "Black Bucket Seat." Sounds about right. This purchase will be a tough sell to my accountant and parents.
Tom Sachs' tape measure for the film buff carpenter set. $250 at the artist 
William Stone's pun-ish "