Husavik, Iceland, Icelandic Museum is now complete their collections with pieces of human penis. All the people who have died can donate pieces of his penis, penis conditions no larger than a whale penis and not smaller than guinea pig penis.Almost in every country there are museums with unique collections, but museum in Iceland is completely different. The museum is collecting the pieces of the penis from various species and recently complete it with the human penis.
Icelandic Phallological Museum, a unique museum located in Husavik Iceland is finally officially get the collection of human penis, Friday, April 8, 2011. The penis was donated by Pall Arasson, male 95 years from Akureyri, who died January 5, 2011.
No mention is the cause of death of the man, but certainly cutting the penis to become the museum's collection is in conformity with the will in question. The doctor on his body also ensures, the cutting is done under medical supervision.
Arasson believed not the only men who are interested to donate his penis to the museum later if it's dead. To date there have been several people who register as potential donors, including from Britain, the United States and Germany.
The manager of the museum did not provide the requirements or criteria that are difficult on the penis which will be donated as a museum collection. But apparently, anyone who is interested can donate his penis for a given condition is very simple.
"The important thing is no bigger than a whale's penis and not smaller than a penis guinea pig," said the owner of the museum, Sigurdur Hjartarson as quoted by The Register, Thursday (04/14/2011).
The entry of collections of human penis penis equip hundreds of species collected from various museum. Among these are the sperm whale's penis is 170 cm long, up to the smallest hamster penis size of 2 mm to the point to see him have to use a magnifying glass.
The idea to establish a unique museum that came from the owner, Sigurdur Hjartarson who started collecting buffalo penis in 1974. Slowly the collection expands, until finally deciding to establish a small museum in the city of Reykjavik.
After the collection has reached 242 shaft of the penis of all creatures, the museum occupies a new building in 2004 in Husavik. In the new location that is still occupied to this day, there is a collection of about 92 species of mammals or breast-feeding creatures, including humans who had just added.
