A, it's the story that seemed destined for the jesselnick and rosenthal vanity project. Jete

junior vice president. A

man in paris dressed up as a handicap woman so he could get as close to the mona lisa as possible in the loove, and then smeared cake on the mona lisa and threw roses everywhere.

Now, i of fourst when heard this, i thought it wd. It sounded like some peter shit. It's only something peter does. Like, wasn't the was it pete who was running on on the court during a gloe playoffs? Yes, glueing their hands to the court, or whatever. O,

i don't know if there was peter, but it was, it was a message. It

was about animal cruelty. It was like the guy who owned the timber wolves was, like, killing chickens or some shit. Like the gluing the hand to the counter s likewhat they're doing in star bucks now, to protest a oatmilk being more pensive then then regular milk, or like, other dairy options. I don't know. The glue in the hand on the table is, is a bold move. I wouldn't recommend it a but peto always does lame things, rearlie, why you're doing this? You're not really helping your cause. You're just kind of annoying people. But you get talked about. This actually is a therear protesting climate change, or protesting, like, in inaction towards climate change. And i actually don't mind, because he didn't smear it on the monolisa. There was glass covering the monalisa so that pasels can't do this. Bause, people try to deface the monolisa all the time, apparently. Does the article say anything about other times they've tried to deface the panting?