Saturday, August 4, 2012

[Updated] We do not know what this is on St. Mark's Place


Spotted by @thestarkonline on St. Mark's Place between First Avenue and Avenue A ... Uh... Good lord...

And in the light of day...


A Facebook friend thinks it's a piece of sausage.

17 comments:

Mary said...

whoa cool
looks like a fetus or a liver or something

joanielesnyc said...

damn, i thought i dropped something on the way to the park.

Anonymous said...

looks like a kidney

Ivan Robertson said...

Kidney, maybe?

Celia said...

At first glance, I thought it was a kidney. Then I enlarged the photo. I don't really want to be the one that says that looks like a human fetus, but...

Anonymous said...

Looks like a homunculus.

Jeremiah Moss said...

human kidney

http://www.mykidneyplan.com/my-kidneys

Anonymous said...

That foetus looking thingee gets around..I espied it on Ave. A.

Anonymous said...

Whatever it is..........gross.

blue glass said...

looks like a bad old calzone

Shawn said...

I hate to ask this, but what's it smell like? Human kidneys and sausage are quite distinct smelling, no?

Marty Wombacher said...

Well, that's easy enough...it's...Lady Gaga!

Big Brother said...

If it's a sausage why is there a rather large puddle of red around it? Those things are THAT juicy.

i.rene said...

That's right outside my old apt. So glad I moved.

Jeremiah Moss said...

i'm guessing some kind of pranky street art. when i went by, the "kidney" was gone, but its legs remained. they looked like they were made of clay. and the dried blood didn't look anything like blood.

esquared™ said...

It's an organic farm-to-table menu item from a soon to open artisanal foodie resto in the EV -- bloody mary infused kidney, drenched in pomegranate molasses, tomato orchard cherry gremolata butter, and lemon blood-red rose, with a side of tomatoes, beets, rhubarb, and truffle oil cranberry vinaigrette. Perfect pairing with a nice chianti.

Anonymous said...

This really looks like a human cadaver kidney - I used to work in the transplant field. The cardiovascular extensions are the renal aorta and renal artery. Let's see if the NY POST mentions some gruesome find without a kidney...