The Final Member Page #2
that he can not die in peace
unless he has completed two things.
One was to translate a book
by the Spanish monk, Las Casas.
Hes done that.
The other is to get...
a human penis.
Thats why I will do whatever I can
to help my cousin
complete the museum.
The human might be the end
of a collection of 34 years.
If I don't get it in the next few
years, I don't know what happens.
ICELAND TODAY:
Good evening, everyone.
It takes guts to donate your private parts
to a public museum.
But thats what Pall Arason,
the famous adventurer, has done.
I have no use for my penis
once Im dead.
- Didnt you have to think this over?
- No.
I never contemplate.
I think quickly.
And I always follow through.
The first time we met Pall
he started bragging and boasting
about his way with women
and his outstanding
sexual performance.
Pall was getting up there in age
and I asked him
if he had any use for his penis
once he was dead.
He replied "No. "
Pall Arason is an authority.
He's a famous guy in Iceland.
So that would be an extremely
valuable acquisition to get him.
And here is the bottle.
Mr Arason's future resting place.
If he fits there.
So Mr Arason, his letter of donation
was the first in 1996.
Then in 2001
came Tom Mitchell, the American.
Hi, I'm Tom Mitchell,
I'm an American.
And I have decided
to donate my penis
to the only penis museum
in the world,
the Iceland Phallological Museum.
I felt ever since I was a kid
that when the time came
I didn't want my penis
to go to waste when I die
and when I came across
the Iceland Phallological Museum
it seemed like the ideal solution
to a lifelong dream.
I initially did
a letter of donation to Siggi.
an old Icelandic gentleman
who had made a commitment
to donate his penis
upon his death.
I asked if he
would be interested
in a donation
from outside of Iceland.
He responded enthusiastically
at the time.
and he is extremely well endowed.
This is the American, Tom Mitchell.
And with him comes a mould, or cast.
That's a very, very good specimen
and a great girth.
My first wife
came up with the name Elmo
and I'm not really sure
where that came from
but that was a long time before any
Muppets characters were out there.
I don't know really
anything about this guy,
except he has
this great specimen, Elmo.
I started realising that to ask
somebody who was a close friend
to make sure that my sex organs
are cut off my cold, dead corpse
is really just kind of a gross thing
to ask anybody to do,
especially anybody you care about.
And if you want anything done right,
you probably
need to see to it yourself.
So more recently I decided
a good idea to do it before I die.
I can see where
most any rational guy would say
boy, that's an extreme thing to do.
I mean, nobody would really want
I've always had a dream
of not only Elmo being placed
but as a result,
possibly some fame and fortune.
Not for myself, but for Elmo.
I've always thought
for my penis to be the world's first
true penis celebrity.
If a gentleman wants to donate
there are two things
that must be done.
Firstly, there must be
a legally done document
testified by three witnesses.
he must prove it in some way
that he meets the standards of
minimum legal length of five inches.
That's based on this folk tale
about a lady who went to the sheriff
and asked for a divorce because
her husband only had three inches.
Let's get a look
I'll just read it for you.
It goes something like this.
It's called "A Legal Length. "
There was an old lady
who came to her local sheriff
demanding a divorce
from her husband.
The sheriff inquired
as to the reason for this.
"It's the damnedest thing
I've ever seen" said the old lady.
The sheriff asked
whether the object in question
was such a freak of nature
that it was unusable or what.
"Don't even try mentioning
that thing" said the old woman.
"It's no more
And the old woman said
that she would be satisfied with
nothing less than a legal length.
The sheriff said that he wasn't
aware of any article in the law
stating anything
about a legal length.
"Isn't three thumbs worth enough?"
"Absolutely not" said the old woman.
"One in the hair, one in the skin,
"and a third, and a fourth,
and a fifth one in.
"Now that's what I call action.
"That's legal length for you,
my good man. "
What I think is interesting
about this story is...
that we have
in the Icelandic tradition
from this time,
recorded by priests and other
learned people and sent on by them,
is that there's clearly a lot more
understanding of the woman,
of the woman's part
in sexual activities,
that she deserves to get something
out of it as well as the man.
We get the same sort of story
comes up with, in...
about elves.
On this tale, old folk tale, is
based my insistence or requirement
of having a mould of five inches.
There was an English TV station.
Mr Arason with Plaster of Paris.
But this guy didn't know
how to do it properly.
Try to stretch it.
Yes, pull it up.
Well, I mean take the penis
and make it longer.
Its very easy to get it off.
Dont worry.
In a few minutes it will be hard as a rock
and then Ill be back.
Hello?
Well, this should be ready now.
Dont break it.
Im more worried about
pulling your penis off.
You can help
if you feel a place where its stuck.
Just the pubic hair!
Wait a second...
But its loose here.
Enough!
He was furious.
The mould was ruined.
being of a legal length
at that time or now.
Hi Siggi, this is Tom.
Finally we are talking together.
What's happening
with the fellow from Iceland?
Has he said anything recently?
He's still alive, 93 years old.
It's very important to me
that Elmo be the first
human specimen in your museum.
Yeah.
It's extremely important,
the reason is...
I have dreams and wishes that...
He wants to get the fame.
That's his main point.
Being the first is the only answer
to get this attention.
So I understand him in the way...
in that way.
But there is one difference here.
He is talking about
having his specimen,
his organ removed before he dies.
Now that's a big story
just by itself, you know?
To have it removed before he dies.
And then he could come later on
and see himself on the wall.
Of course I would prefer it to be
from the Icelander, Mr Arason.
But we don't know how many years
Look how it opens.
Look here. It's beautiful.
You see I will clean this up
and put it on the wall there.
And you see here...
One thing,
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