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At the end of the episode, {{Link|Patrick}} eats it thinking it is a snack that was left for him. | At the end of the episode, {{Link|Patrick}} eats it thinking it is a snack that was left for him. | ||
Later, the crowd of customers at the [[Krusty Krab]] look at the art piece from | Later, the crowd of customers at the [[Krusty Krab]] look at the art piece from an x-ray inside Patrick's stomach. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The style of the piece is a reference to {{W|Jackson Pollock}}'s abstract paintings. | *The style of the piece is a reference to {{W|Jackson Pollock}}'s abstract paintings. | ||
*This is Fiasco's final work of art. | *This is Fiasco's final work of art. | ||
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If you were looking for the article about the artist, then see Fiasco.
Template:RE Template:OTab Template:Object Fiasco is an art piece made by the artist Fiasco. It appears in the episode of the same name.
Description
It was made by karate-chopping a large stack of Template:Data:Links covered in condiments onto a plate.
Role in episode
Template:Data:Links steals it, thinking that it is a chewed-up Krabby Patty.
At the end of the episode, Template:Data:Links eats it thinking it is a snack that was left for him.
Later, the crowd of customers at the Krusty Krab look at the art piece from an x-ray inside Patrick's stomach.
Trivia
- The style of the piece is a reference to Jackson Pollock's abstract paintings.
- This is Fiasco's final work of art.