HEIST! A 1965 Pablo Picasso drawing valued at over $200,000 was successfully stolen earlier today from a San Francisco art gallery. It was a sophisticated heist that included eleven individuals, a remote-controlled car, a decoy video feed and several impostor cops. Hah, just kidding, that was “Ocean’s Eleven.” This heist was much less glamorous; apparently, a guy just walked into the gallery, picked up the drawing, and walked out. Clever! The police say that they might recover the piece if someone spots the thief “walking around with it or trying to sell it.” In other words, they won’t recover the piece. source
Paging Myles Connor.The idea is simple: once you pick...up, nobody will shoot at you
Giant brass ones. Giant.
What the. How do things like this happen!?
look at the Picasso wikipedia entry. I have this problem where I think that certain people were alive way earlier in...
own your own Picasso: just take one. smh
moment, i thought you guys were serious about...remote control car
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