Giggly banana couches and the buffoonish Oscar Mayer Wienermobile

The news for (symbolic) penises, following up on my previous posting about the years of the dragon and the snake in the Chinese zodiac (which ends with a promise of giggly banana couches and the buffoonish Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, a promise hereby fulfilled). It begins with a 1/18/25 posting on the Art Facebook page, with no source cited: a posting of a banana couch, passed on by a friend, who suggested that it would make suitable furniture for the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile:


(#1) This sofa is one of a set of AI banana couches from Designideahub, which seems to provide AI-generated design ideas (“your one-stop place for art, creativity, AI, design and product inspiration”)

The Art Facebook page (with 6 associated groups and, apparently, many thousands of followers) offers photos and videos of art works (many are posted every day) from a variety of sources, with commentary. The commentary is presumably AI generated, and some of the art works as well; but many of the art works are genuine, so the real and the fabricated are mingled promiscuously in a deeply disturbing fashion.

Meanwhile, a Google search on “banana chair” yields several real-world versions of the idea: a Diodceraic brand banana recliner chair, a BEKM brand banana bean bag chair, a Zjedzony (‘eaten’ in Polish) armchair by WamHouse (a banana-shaped seat in which the “peel” is used as armrests). You can do a lot with bananas.

Furnishing the Wienermobile. An inspired idea, to install a banana couch in the Wienermobile. The WM is a phallic symbol on wheels, roaming the country to advertise a penis-simulacrum you put in your mouth and eat.

Now, I’m a Pa. Dutch sausage-oriented guy, though I have a hot dog / frank(furter) ritually on my country’s Independence Day, but that’s a kosher frank rather than your standard Oscar Mayer product. I’ll eat an Oscar Mayer dog amiably if offered one, but I don’t seek them out. Nevetheless, I love the idea of the Wienermobile. Seen in this photo on the road:


(#2) The classic Wienermobile, an inspired creation

 

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