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Who stole the toilet?

I don't give a ****.
 
Sounds like a crappy thing to do.
 
tres borrachos said:
I can't figure out how someone would get that thing out of Blenheim without being noticed.
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Yes, it was an impressive job. Even getting into Blenheim past all the security apparatus would be a challenge, let alone schlepping a very weighty piece of sanitary ware. The artist who created it is quoted as hoping this was a 'Robin Hood' type of operation; frankly that's a naive wish, and it has most likely been melted down already.
 
If it wasn't a low-flow toilet, the suspects list could be legions.
 
snakestretcher said:
This has Trump's 'taste' written all over it. Did he set up the heist to enrich Mar-a-lago? ;) The title of the 'artwork', "America", is deliciously appropriate.

Blenheim Palace gold toilet theft 'like heist movie' - BBC News
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The fully working toilet - entitled America - went on show at the 18th Century palace on Thursday as part of an exhibition by the Italian artist.

Visitors had been invited to book three-minute slots to use the throne for its intended purpose.
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Was this "performance art"? I can't help thinking that the theft was an entirely appropriate ending for this artistic escapade.
 
Took the pot with a royal flush.
 
Plumbers who else would look like they belong in removing a toilet
 
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