Banana's!

That is a lot of money for a perishable piece of "art." What will happen when the banana rots? Will he replace it with a fresh one? If so, it won't be original any more.
By the way, you don't need an apostrophe.

I really did find this ridiculous. I believe there's been instructions left to replace original banana.
I mean -- what good could that sort of money do for desperately in need people.

What’s the world coming to ?
MiniMoon - I think my apostrophe is in the right place as per Chambers Dictionary 😂

Think of how many bananas you could buy with that money, or better still use for a worthwhile cause. Some people have more money than sense.

The most popular painting at Edinburghs gallery of modern art ( or so they told me when I was there) is Chris Ofilis elephant dung painting so people obviously like that sort of thing*
*ie organic

Was thee banana an organic one? They taste much better. Whoops sorry we aren’t meant to eat it are we.

Perhaps I meant bio degradable…

I think this whole topic is bananas!

I’m waiting for a cleaner to tut tut and put it where it belongs, either in her pocket to snack on later or the bin.

Compost heap not the bin. Very good for your roses.

crazyH

What’s the world coming to ?
MiniMoon - I think my apostrophe is in the right place as per Chambers Dictionary 😂

Dear surfingsal
The plural of banana is bananas. No apostrophe whatsoever. Interestingly - and particularly relevant in this case - this mistake is sometimes termed as inserting a 'greengrocer's apostrophe'.

Did the buyer get the wall as well?

I saw this item on the news.
What a waste of a good piece of fruit!
Do you think it took the artist long to think of that idea?

It’s absolutely bananas.
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Bodach

crazyH

What’s the world coming to ?
MiniMoon - I think my apostrophe is in the right place as per Chambers Dictionary 😂

Dear surfingsal
The plural of banana is bananas. No apostrophe whatsoever. Interestingly - and particularly relevant in this case - this mistake is sometimes termed as inserting a 'greengrocer's apostrophe'.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I am surprised that some demonstrator or another has not yet eaten it.

Hahaha! 🤪
I read in the paper that the purchaser will replace the banana every week/day, and consume the removed one.
Totally mad! Quite bananas….

Bodach

crazyH

What’s the world coming to ?
MiniMoon - I think my apostrophe is in the right place as per Chambers Dictionary 😂

Dear surfingsal
The plural of banana is bananas. No apostrophe whatsoever. Interestingly - and particularly relevant in this case - this mistake is sometimes termed as inserting a 'greengrocer's apostrophe'.

crazyH is not the original poster. I presumed she was referring to her own correct use of the apostrophe in the first word of her question.

Was the banana sprayed with some sort of preservative? Otherwise it will have decomposed.

Who is the nutter that bought it?

I always used to think art was an elitist kind of thing something I did not really understand but still liked some of the paintings etc, now we have piles of bricks, unmade beds and bananas what on earth sort of world are we living in

MiniMoon

That is a lot of money for a perishable piece of "art." What will happen when the banana rots? Will he replace it with a fresh one? If so, it won't be original any more.
By the way, you don't need an apostrophe.

whoops I should have spotted that lol

The piece of so called art was purchased by a Chinese cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun who has said he will be eating the Banana this week.

I heard that he wants to eat the banana to be fully immersed into the artistic experience .