Shreddies

[Serial_Apologist]

As the media was reporting an event that actually happened, it can’t be called a media hoax, can it? Whatever it can be labelled, I think it was a very good one.

OK, a deliberate connivance between the media, Banksy, and Southebys then.

[french frank]

Sotheby's put an estimate of £200,000-£300,000. History of this work (described as 'unique', take back what I said earlier) here. Apparently it was 'given to the present owner by Banksy in 2006'. In the artist's frame. Either Sotheby's didn't examine it very closely - or they did !

[Serial_Apologist]

Sotheby's put an estimate of £200,000-£300,000. History of this work (described as 'unique', take back what I said earlier) here. Apparently it was 'given to the present owner by Banksy in 2006'. In the artist's frame. Either Sotheby's didn't examine it very closely - or they did !

There you are then: they all got a slice of the action.

[Bryn]

There you are then: they all got a slice of the action.

Nothing really to get cut up about.

[Serial_Apologist]

Nothing really to get cut up about.

[gradus]

Shred your own Banksy, very likely to be cheaper here: https://www.sworder.co.uk/auction/lo...=25&pn=1&g=-1#

[MrGongGong]

What is a "fake" is the video which was supposed to show how it was done
The blades are facing the wrong way and wouldn't shred anything
and in a "Name of The Rose" style it would be very easy to find Banksy if you asked to look at the fingers of everyone in Bristol as he seems to have a strange way of holding his soldering iron

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MezgOU9vRg

[Bryn]

What is a "fake" is the video which was supposed to show how it was done
The blades are facing the wrong way and wouldn't shred anything
and in a "Name of The Rose" style it would be very easy to find Banksy if you asked to look at the fingers of everyone in Bristol as he seems to have a strange way of holding his soldering iron

[Serial_Apologist]

Spoonerised, that would read "I got fisters on my blinkers"!