Some kids at Marist College found it for you.
Looks like it was in the water for quite awhile. Maybe a 1970’s prop for a fraternity? Seems too big for a theater prop. Someone carved a big block of Styrofoam and then covered it in fiberglass.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/marist-college-crew-team-finds-giant-head-article-1.1327329
bot3
April 28, 2013, 9:36pm
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Damn, I’ve looking all over it. But since my body has no eyes I can’t find it.
No, I lost a different 7 foot styrofoam head
Coney Island prop driven upriver by the hurricane, caught in a snag and finally floated loose?
Finally they found Jimmy Hoffa, who was a much bigger man than people remember.
No, all of mine are accounted for. But thanks for asking!
I hate when that happens.
AaronX
April 29, 2013, 6:00am
9
So now we know what that metal ball was used to cast.
Cool. I hope this gets more interesting. Cut it open and find some mermaids!
I find the whole thing hard to swallow.
Liberty Enlightening the World sleeps with the fishes.
Fiberglass-covered? No, the only seven foot head I ever dumped in the Hudson River was bullet holed-covered!
I keed, I keed
My money, as always, is on “time machines and lizard people.”
tdn
April 29, 2013, 6:27pm
16
Forget the head. I’m still looking for the rest of the body.
It was those damn dirty apes, I wager, wouldn’t put anything past them…
Could easily be a theater prop. I’ve got a 12’ tall fist and a pair of 10’ sphinxes.
Is it Bill Shatner’s character from 3rd Rock from the Sun ?
I saw the thread title and thought I was in luck here, but my heart sank when I saw the pictures - that actually looks like it’s filled with polyurethane foam.
My styrofoam-filled 7 foot head therefore remains lost.