The man who was filmed breaking an expensive sculpture on Wellington's waterfront yesterday has opened up about his actions, saying he was "bored" and "there wasn't a sign that says don't climb".It was the fault of (1) boredom, caused by lack of entertainment facilities; (2) an encouraging crowd; (3) inadequate barriers; and (4) the Len Lye foundation, for making a sculpture that breaks when people 'test its limits', CAUSING HIM INJURY.
"I seemed to attract a bit of an audience [...] and I started to test the limits of the metal sculpture."
However, Mr Macdonald's acrobatics have landed him in trouble after the $300,000 sculpture snapped.
"It came down hard on my head, like a 20-foot baseball bat."
I do not know if anyone is running a poll to choose "New Zealand's Biggest Plonker".
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