Depending on the commenter, the number of suspended sex toys ranges from dozens to hundreds, but no official tally exists. People have documented examples in North, Northeast and Southeast Portland.
Marc Farrar, a Comcast spokesman, said he's not aware of crews removing any of the toys from Portland power lines. Ryan Noll, a CenturyLink spokesman, declined comment.
God I love this place
#KeepPortlandWeird pic.twitter.com/T57woY0a6r
— ⒩⒲⒜ rayawnie paris™ (@RayawnieParis) July 14, 2015
WE WERE ACTUALLY THERE TO WITNESS THESE DILDOS PORTLAND #KeepPortlandWeird @k_bug2 pic.twitter.com/f2FckdSvnR
— Caroline Macom (@cece_macom) July 15, 2015
Apparently the new trend in #Portland #Oregon is to throw dildos up on power lines. Wtf?! #KeepPortlandWeird pic.twitter.com/qNINxmolEt
— Cody Perez (@Cody_Perez) July 8, 2015
On Broadway lol #Portland #PDX #keepportlandweird pic.twitter.com/MkrKXDyNNq
— Chris Bahn (@WarriorBahn) June 27, 2015
#Portland: All fun & games until your 6 yr old child asks, "What are those?" as they point to the dildos in the sky. http://t.co/VJABPPFeQv
— Paul Ogg (@JustOGG) July 14, 2015