The hotel draws Berta Crisera
There are people who themselves live around bored and not bored. An example is the comedian Bert kreisher who travels a lot, and during his visits he likes to play the hotel staff, leaving them whole installations from scrap materials.
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1. Bert kreisher, host of TV show "Bert the Conqueror" ("Bert the Conqueror") on channel Travel Channel, and due to his work travels a lot for America. The man by the way big fan of online play, took the habit, "terrible" installation, when leaves from the hotel room. On the photo: Using some things from your suitcase, krauser fashioned human legs sticking out from under the bed. (Bert Kreischer / Courtesy of Travel Channel)
2. "By the time someone from the staff stumbles upon my "works of art", I'm far away. But I always leave a generous tip and never damage the property of the hotels, and my creations can be disassembled in minutes," says kreisher Kreisher authoritative Australian site news.com.au. (Bert Kreischer / Courtesy of Travel Channel)
3. The human torso in the refrigerator - another one of the "jokes" Kreiser, which is filled with synthetic padding his own shirt and put the resulting "body" in the fridge. Photos of their installations Crasher posts on Twitter and asks that readers suggested names for them.
4. This creation Krauser looks like a snake with big, poisonous teeth, which are dripping blood. (Bert Kreischer / Courtesy of Travel Channel)
5. Crasher tied a sheet to the leg of the chair and hung it out the window. (Bert Kreischer / Courtesy of Travel Channel)
6. Mummy advertises television show Crisera. Mummy advertises television show Crasher Bertha "Bert the Conqueror" ("Bert the Conqueror"), in which the presenter travels around the country in search of adventure: "from crazy and exciting to obviously dangerous." (Bert Kreischer / Courtesy of Travel Channel)
7. Krauser laid out pillows big "dog", calling her installation "what will the maid think?!". (Bert Kreischer / Courtesy of Travel Channel)
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