[BenLurkin]

Have long suspected that some of these ludicrous "art" transactions (not this one of course) are actually cover for laundering drug money.

[BenLurkin]

VeggieTales: The Bunny Song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jakg1_DCG3M

[blackdog]

And restaraunts.

[I want the USA back]

It’s not a rabbit, it’s not art, and anybody who would buy it deserves to lose all that money.

[DaxtonBrown]

Mass produced, it’s worth $250 retail.

[null and void]

$91M? It just keeps going and going...

[caver]

It’s butt ugly.

[dfwgator]

Heavy Metal Rabbit

[John S Mosby]

Belongs outside a Frisches Big Boy as their new mascot— the new white meat... rabbit. What shiite!

[UnwashedPeasant]

"overtaking the $90.3 million record set last November by British painter David Hockney's 1972 work 'Portrait of an Artist (Pool With Two Figures.)'"

Here is that $90.3M painting:

[GreenLanternCorps]

An ex-girlfriend of mine owned a used VW Rabbit in college in the late ‘80s.

It was also made of metal, but I don’t think she paid quite as much for it...

[freedomlover]

Now THIS is art -

[Jack Hammer]

Let’s see... I have 91 million dollars, can I figure out something worthwhile to do with it?

Nope. Guess I’ll buy a big metal rabbit.

[euram]

several years ago my wife and I went to Rome. We toured the Vatican. There are statues and paintings dating back close to a 1,000 years and you can almost see them breathing. As you walk thru the historical art exhibit you eventually reach the period starting in 1890. It was in 1890, or so it seems, that all people with any real artistic talent died. From 1890 onward all the “art” was pure crap and ugly crap at that.

[Kommodor]

And here I was hoping for Sam & Max (Freelance Police).

[Chode]