But...IS IT unpompous all-american ART?

[underpants]

Brooklyn-based artist Cosimo Cavallaro regards his finished work of art, a bed with more than 300 pounds of sliced ham, at a gallery in New York Thursday, June 3, 2004. Cavallaro, 41, the son of immigrants from southern Italy, said the ham is 'a pure form of America: all kinds of parts, boiled and pressed together.' Despite his Italian heritage and training in an Italian art school, Cavallaro said he had rejected Prosciutto because 'It would have been pompous.' (AP Photo/Tina Fineberg)

[LynneSin]

1. Makes me wish I had some bread, mustard and cheese

then I'd call it lunch

[underpants]

2. ***Morning shocker WARNING I didn't want to do it but my brain made me***

(insert joke with the word "wetspot")

I warned you.

[GOPisEvil]

3. Got some eggs and cheese? We can make omelettes!

:bounce:

[Spinzonner]

4. Who would have thought

we would have to divide art into Vegetarian and non-Vegetarian

[underpants]

5. And think of all the hungry homeless who will walk past that window

:shrug:

[Spinzonner]

6. He could get a truckload of bread

and turn it into performance art

[cleofus1]

7. even after all these years...

I still don't consider stuff like this art...