This goes to show literally anything can be classified as ''art'' with the right people. A beautiful, abstract artwork forged by intricate design or a hyper-realistic emotional portrait IS art. An ancient artwork such as the Mona Lisa (which couldn't POSSIBLY be compared with a banana taped to a wall or assembling together a bunch of everyday photos that *I* could very easily do myself) IS art. Yet these things are hardly acknowledged and people instead fork over money for the most ridiculous scribbles I've ever seen. (Like I said.. people paid $120,000 for a banana.. let that sink in..)

It's ridiculous on what people consider art and how much they'll pay. They'll even pay for a banana taped to a wall. *eyeroll*

''sauceability'' lol

The canal is still way too narrow and it's vulnerable to more incidents like this. The Suez canal is extremely important, yet I'm surprised as to why it hasn't been expanded. Construction on the canal would slow down traffic, but perhaps it could be widened in sections, one at a time. If 6 days costs $10 billion, imagine what would happen in a freak accident, such as a spill?? Anyway, I'm glad that it was removed but the owner must feel terrible.

lol that's hilarious