OK, fine. The State Department will go with their first choice:
Posted on 12/04/2013 3:28:48 PM PST by PreciousLiberty
At the end of September, the federal government's fiscal year was drawing to a close, the threat of a shut down was increasing, and the State Department was shopping for art. Four contracts were awarded in the last two weeks of September, including $1,000,000 for a granite sculpture by Irish-born artist Sean Scully to be installed at the new U.S. Embassy in London. Notice of the awards was posted Sunday afternoon of Thanksgiving weekend on the Federal Business Opportunities website.
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Apparently Sean couldn’t make it as a stone mason.
That is the most ornate dog turd I have ever seen. Is that one of Sean’s droppings too?
“You have to know how governments on all levels work when it comes to budgets.”
And that is where the GAO should come in as a check to say that this is a waste of taxpayer dollars.
One major problem is the GAO is not working effectively.
OK, fine. The State Department will go with their first choice:
Great, except that one has cost around $10,000,000,000,000 so far... :-P
That is our turd of San Jose, CA? How dare you insult our POS!
It’s suppose to represent “Quetzacoatl” the Aztec& Mayan Deity.
Their POS couldn’t match our awesome God, so it deserted its people and they stopped challenging us quite a few years ago, once they acknowledged their inferiority.
Seems our God can step in anything he wants and then just scrape it off the bottom of his feet in a briar patch.
Chuck Norris showed him how to do that and now God calls on him for any new thoughts on excercising being all powerful....and that...
I’m sorry. I had no idea what a speshul turd it is.
those drawings appear to be ACTUAL SIZE!
it does require a degree to sense that this poor schlub got his start...in art therapy...
If a piece of “art” looks like it was thrown together by a 12 year old then its not art.
It’s KuhRRRRap!!!!
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