Shown here is a copy of the Philippine Calesa, an Expressionist interpretation of a traditional transport system, which is essentially a horse, a passenger, and a driver put together. The original sculpture was auctioned off in Sotheby's for a king's ransom.




This very rare Collector's Card helped sell millions of cereal meal packs, protein drinks, and home gym sets. Incidentally, the model here collapsed due to asphyxiation right after the pictorial session.





This may be the only existing photo of the fearsome Toilet Booth Gang (TBG) which notoriety included divesting victims of their dignity when answering to nature's call or worse, pride-of-manhood should victims refuse to pay Toll for use of the latrine.

Due to its secretive organization, TBG members repeatedly eluded capture by school authorities. Shown in this rare photo are the TBG Gang Leader with his Four Horsemen (standing inside the booth) and The Dummy. Person squatted in the middle with a steel pipe forcibly inserted up his arse (hidden from view) was the Gang Victim [note humiliation and pain in facial expression] currently being tortured for lack of cooperation and sensibility to TBG's dire needs. Person standing to the left was The Dummy [note stance and features that easily caused misidentification as Gang Leader]. Person squatted in front was the Gang Leader who pulled the invisible strings [note practiced fingers and invisible strings].

Just days after this photo was taken, TBG vacated the Boy's Toilet, and moved Operations inside the Girl's Toilet.




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