How long would this have taken to blow up?
This Bunny is (maybe was, now) in the foyer of the National Gallery of Victoria. Please note the preturbed security guard. He had to stand there to make sure that no-one touched the Giant Bunny. My sister, Michelle (also pictured with Giant Bunny) was warned not touch the Giant Bunny. She replied that she simply wanted to have her photo taken. The security guard seemed okay with that.
Michelle and I speculated as to how much crap the 'Giant Bunny Duty' security guard might get from the other guards. Did he draw the short straw? Was he the new kid? Was he the last to get to work? Did he mention to his boss that he wanted to take on more responsibility?
I also wondered what happened if someone persisted in touching the Giant Bunny. Can someone be arrested for such a thing? Would there be a tussle? What happens if the Giant Bunny gets caught in some kind of cross-fire? Surely, your general lilo repair kit wouldn't fix it...
5 Comments:
Hey there! (I was chatting to Kate and she gave me your blog address)
That bunny is huge! Did you go up the escalators and look at him eye to eye?
It reminds me of Wilfred (which I haven't actually seen yet but chuckle every time I see the ads on SBS) There's something so obviously wrong about it but no one seems to be noticing!
Hey Bron!
I went up the escalators to take the second shot.
I haven't heard of Wilfred- do enlighten me.
And, yes- definitely wrong!
I wonder if giant bunnies taste as good as normal-sized bunnies...
I think looks could be deceiving in this case, Pabs! No substance...
Damn.
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