Brickbat: What Are You Looking At?
A man in Barcelona, Spain, claims police fined him 90 euros for looking at a discarded painting. Public defender Maria Assumpció Vilàs says cops charged him with rummaging through trash but the painting had actually been left next to a bin.
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Police assumptions is the strongest evidence there is.
Police assumpci?s, surely
Caundo assumpcio you make a burro out of tu a yo
Y no me llames Shirley.
The fine was beacuse they couldn't find a violation for liking trashy art
/pun
Sounds like a solid plan to me dude.
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Stay classy, Spain.
I get "Server overloaded." Since it's Spain, I assume by "server" they mean a wheezing desktop from 1998 with dial-up.
It's just server siesta.
The server didn't have dinner until almost midnight. And it lives with its mom.
That's a shame. It was an article about Christmas decorations - little statuettes of world leaders pooping.
Overloaded, indeed.
It's back up. It's like someone has been inside Warty's dreams.
"I know trash when I see it."