The Icelandic Phallological Museum, located in Reykjavik, has put an ad that many Craigslist users might be familiar with. The world's lone penis museum is seeking human donation in its noble quest for "the one true c**k."
Sigurdur Hjartarson, a historian and the museum's curator, has cultivated a legendary collection of preserved penises, hailing from every nook and cranny of the animal kingdom. However, his collection has a glaring vacancy: a human pecker.
Two men have answered the call, choosing to sacrifice their manhood for the prestigious honor of being the first human penis to be featured in the museum. The unbelievable journey is documented in the aptly titled documentary, 'The Final Member,' which will be released on April 18th. In this case, one man's junk is truly another man's treasure.
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