Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Mr Red Date: 28 Jun 18 - 03:03 AM two I like a jar of Brexite & Brexshit |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Steve Shaw Date: 25 Jun 18 - 04:44 AM On a wayside pulpit in Liverpool which read "What would you do if Jesus came to Liverpool?" Someone had scrawled underneath "Move Ian St John to inside-left" |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Mr Red Date: 25 Jun 18 - 04:15 AM In West Bromwich there is a road called Pennyhill Lane and in the 60s , no matter how many times the council painted it out, it got tagged to make the P look like a B. FIWI I have web page of a collection of graffiti seen in my area. graffiti.stroudvoices.co.uk mostly graphical, rather than textual. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Dave the Gnome Date: 23 Jun 18 - 02:13 PM And just remembered another favourite. Not so much graffiti as constructive vandalism. Some card keeps removing the 'C' and the 'S' from 'Canal Street' in the gay quarter of Manchester! |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Dave the Gnome Date: 23 Jun 18 - 02:07 PM Duke of York, Eccles. Probably late 70s. I suspect the person mentioned and responding is a poster on here :-) Nick shags sheep Well, I'm Nick and I only shag good looking sheep I'm a sheep and I only shag good looking Nicks I'm a shepherd and while I have been reading this someone has nicked all my shagging sheep... |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: fat B****rd Date: 23 Jun 18 - 08:48 AM Oops! Wrong thread Charlie. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Raedwulf Date: 23 Jun 18 - 04:35 AM Some years back there were two or three (or more) paperbacks released of (alleged) amusing graffiti. The one that stuck in my mind was the tale of a gent's urinal somewhere that had the graffiti painted over. On the now pristine wall, someone drew three columns labelled "Sport" "Politics" "Sex". The next bloke wrote underneath "Up the Reds", "Up the Reds", "Up the Reds"... |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: fat B****rd Date: 23 Jun 18 - 03:59 AM I seem to recall a road sign on the A16 near Boston in Lincolnshire. BLIND PEOPLE. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Senoufou Date: 23 Jun 18 - 03:39 AM On a very sad note, three lads were creating a graffiti mural in a dangerous place beside a railway line at Loughborough Junction, London. A train killed all three in a horrifying incident. They were in their twenties. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Joe_F Date: 22 Jun 18 - 06:10 PM Lewis Carroll, IIRC, parodied "I dreamt I dwelt..." as follows: I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls, And each damp thing that creeps and crawls Went wibble-wabble on the walls. A long time ago I heard: Last night I tickled my grandfather's balls With oil on the end of a feather, But what seemed to please the old gentleman most Was knocking them gently together.... Cetera desunt. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Jim Carroll Date: 20 Jun 18 - 08:22 AM A historical one based on the popular mid-19 century popular song, 'I Dreamt that I Dwelt in Marble Halls' (from my mother's youth - seen in a ladies lavatory in New Brighton) I dreamed I was tickling my old feller's feet With a glass of sweet oil and a feather. The more that I tickled, the louder he laughed Till the cheeks of his arse flapped together Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: vectis Date: 20 Jun 18 - 06:10 AM On a demolition site on adjoining toilets that had been outhouses in someone's back yard It's no good standing on the seat the crabs in here can jump six feet and if you think that's rather high try next door, the b*st*rds fly. And next door read: In this place of rest we do our best to keep it clean and sweet so God bless your soul and sh*t down the hole and not upon the seat. My Dad's favourite was on a particulary heavily written upon wall. One would think with all this wit That Shakespear's ghost came here to s*it. And as George P said, isn't it weird what one's memory retains? |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Nigel Parsons Date: 19 Jun 18 - 06:22 AM "While you're in these marbled halls, Write on paper, not the walls" "If of paper there's no bit, Please remember not to . . ." |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Jim Carroll Date: 19 Jun 18 - 06:14 AM "Those who write on outhouse walls..." Liverpool version When you use these marble halls Use the paper, not the walls, If no paper can be found Rub your arse along the ground If that still no do the trick Wipe your ares upon a brick Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Steve Shaw Date: 19 Jun 18 - 04:58 AM Another Imperial College bog-wall one I've just remembered: "Eat shit - 150,000,000 flies can't be wrong" |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Joe_F Date: 18 Jun 18 - 08:39 PM Assholes have their uses. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Steve Shaw Date: 18 Jun 18 - 05:42 PM Gents toilet wall graffiti down the years: "It's no use standing on the seat The germs round here can jump six feet" "Seven-Up is good for you - ask Snow White" "Linda Lovelace has the nicest teeth I've ever come across" (Imperial College toilet wall, 1969): "Shit hard - it's a long way to the refectory" (Ratagan youth hostel gents, 1975): "Economy drive - please use both sides of the paper" |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Senoufou Date: 18 Jun 18 - 01:48 PM Seen at the ferry port:- 'Harwich for the Continent' underneath which someone had written:- 'Frinton for the Incontinent' |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: keberoxu Date: 18 Jun 18 - 01:26 PM Unable to forget the racist graffito [singular of graffiti] scrawled in caps on a wall in downtown Granada, Andalucía, España: (starts with upside-down exclamation point, I don't know that code) QUÉ << JÓDIO >> ES VIVIR BAJO EL JÚDIO ! (after five hundred years, one still doesn't know better) |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Pete Jennings Date: 21 Nov 12 - 12:38 PM Seen written neatly under the street sign name "St. John's Close": Well I can't see him! |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: number 6 Date: 20 Nov 12 - 10:29 PM seen in Lisbon ... why we work biLL |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Joe_F Date: 20 Nov 12 - 08:54 PM To shithouse artists when they die, We'll build it long & wide & high, In tribute to their mirth and wit -- A monument of solid shit. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Bill D Date: 20 Nov 12 - 08:13 PM In a pub in Lawrence, Kansas, a woman came out of the ladies room with a puzzled look. She explained that on the inside of the door, facing those seated, was this curious bit of graffiti: "I usually don't write on toilet walls,but in this case I'll make an exception." |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Bobert Date: 20 Nov 12 - 07:12 PM My favorite graffiti is the art on the sides of box cars... I almost don't mind getting stopped for a long train as long as I have a good vi3ew of the art rollin' by in front of me... B~ |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: GUEST,,gargoyle Date: 20 Nov 12 - 05:02 PM
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Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Little Hawk Date: 20 Nov 12 - 11:40 AM On an alley wall in Toronto: CASTRATE RAPISTS! A few feet to the right of it and slightly down: RAPE CASTRATORS! On a washroom wall outside Schomberg (small Ontario town): FAT FAGS OF SCHOMBERG UNITE! Below that: YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE BUT YOUR INNOCENCE |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Bobert Date: 20 Nov 12 - 08:59 AM Back when I was in college at VCU I discovered, quite by accident, a "one-holer" in the basement of the old administration building... I kinda thought of it as my own private bathroom 'cause no-one, or so I thought, knew about it... This was around the time that Richard Pryor had that unfortunate accident with fire and got badly burned with some kinda illegeal activity and his PR people concocted a story that he was drinking rum and it caught on fire... Yeah, right??? So I wrote on the door of the stall, "Richard Pryor gets lit on rum"... About a week later I was making a visit to my personal, or so I thought, bathroom only to discover that right under my comment someone had written, "That's base!"... So I took out my felt tip and wrote under that comment, "Free Base?"... That's about as far as that thread went and those 3 comments/graffiti contributions may and probably are still there... I've often wondered if some kid later found what he or she thought was their own personal privy and wondered, "Who is is Richard Pryor?"... LOL... B;~) |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Jack Campin Date: 20 Nov 12 - 07:20 AM The most intellectual piece of graffiti I've seen was drawn three feet high along the full length of the wall of a block of flats in Üsküdar, across the Bosphorus from Istanbul. Advanced high school or undergraduate organic chemistry reaction diagrams. I think it was documenting the Grignard reaction. The only explanation I could think of was that somebody in the block opposite was using it as a revision aid. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Nigel Parsons Date: 20 Nov 12 - 05:30 AM "Stand closer, it's shorter than you think" "This is where the big knobs hang out" |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Dave Hanson Date: 20 Nov 12 - 03:47 AM Jesus saves.............but Rooney scores on the rebound. Dave H |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: MGM·Lion Date: 20 Nov 12 - 03:30 AM One I recall from army days in early 1950s ~~ A man's ambition must be very small To write his name upon a shithouse wall ~Michael~ |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: GUEST,Jonny Sunshine Date: 31 Oct 07 - 05:53 PM Not especially funny, but extremely well-placed was the graffiti on a fence to one side of the M40 on the way into London, with the words, in huge letters "why do I still do this every day" for the benefit of commuters stuck in the traffic. It was there for years, but appears to have been painted over recently |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: George Papavgeris Date: 31 Oct 07 - 10:21 AM That's from a song by the Gasworks, Guest,strad, a duo from Lancashire, I believe. If memory serves, the chorus goes: Verbalise your pre-orgasmic tension, Whisper dirty things into my ear. Please afford me proof of your intentions, Say those three short words I long to hear: (drop 'em blossom) For I'm so insecure I need your constant reassurance. You're the only cure, so please don't tax my endurance. And cure is so much nicer than prevention, So verbalise your pre-orgasmic tension. Verbalise your pre-orgasmic tension, Whisper dirty things into my ear. Please afford me proof of your intentions, Say those three short words I long to hear. For I ain't heard a dirty word since 69 BC; Now I long to hear each little obscenity. And cure is so much nicer than prevention, So verbalise your pre-orgasmic tension. (copyright by John Brown & Mike Draper - aka "Gasworks") Sheesh - the things one commits to memory! |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: GUEST,strad Date: 31 Oct 07 - 09:26 AM One that stuck in my mind for some reason - in a gents cubicle of Bristol Reference Library - "Verbalise your pre-orgasmic tension" |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: GUEST,Slag Date: 30 Oct 07 - 02:18 PM Many years ago, traveling south on Highway 99 from Bakersfield toward Los Angeles there was an old abandon building off to the west as you began up the grade of the Ridge Route (the Grape Vine). Someone had painted in large letters "Jesus Saves". And so it was for many years. Then one day as I was headed over the Ridge and happened to glance toward said fixture I ntoice that someone had painted below the original lettering "...Green Stamps". I hope some of you are old enough to remember what Green Stamps were. Slag |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: TheSnail Date: 30 Oct 07 - 02:10 PM Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: GUEST,Neil D Date: 30 Oct 07 - 01:42 PM My dogma got run over by a karma |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: KB in Iowa Date: 30 Oct 07 - 01:12 PM Please don't eat the urinal cakes |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: bubblyrat Date: 30 Oct 07 - 12:31 PM Sorry if they"re here already ( Can"t be arsed to read the lot ), but two of my favourites are ; " I"d Give My Right Arm To Be Ambidexterous " , And ; " Where Ignorance Predominates, Vulgarity Invariably Asserts Itsself "...... If you have encountered either or both of these in the Gents Toilet of The Beehive, Carterton ,near RAF Brize Norton, then it was me wot dun it !! The Other Rog |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Rog Peek Date: 30 Oct 07 - 10:39 AM Two gems seen on toilet walls: "If winners never quit, and quitters never win, how in the hell can you quit while you're ahead?" "The body is fragile, keep it out of uniform!" Rog |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: thehiker Date: 05 Nov 03 - 03:59 PM Support Graffitti Artists Sign A Partition. Seen In A Gents Toilet Cubicle: For The Rules Of Toilet Tennis See Opposite Wall And On Opposite Wall For The Rules Of Toilet Tennis See Opposite Wall Seen In A Gents Toilet If You Are Reading This You Are Leaning At An Angle Of 27 Degrees |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Joe_F Date: 04 Nov 03 - 07:12 PM Perhaps most conducive to contemplation appropriate to the locale: "Assholes have their uses." |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: cyder_drinker Date: 04 Nov 03 - 01:54 PM On the cardboard tube inside the toilet roll, under the last sheet: "Now you're bolloxed" |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: ard mhacha Date: 04 Nov 03 - 03:38 AM On a few Toilet walls, Happy New Year to all our new readers. Ard Mhacha. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: ard mhacha Date: 04 Nov 03 - 03:34 AM Keep them coming, this wall is in to it`s second edition. Ard Mhacha. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Bardford Date: 03 Nov 03 - 03:28 PM Next to a crudely spraypainted pentagram on an inside wall of an abandoned house: "SATIN LIVES" This one is my all time favourite: on the men's room wall at the tourist centre in a Vancouver Island town (Chemainous?) where environmentalism and logging are obviously maintaining a delicate balance: " Tree huger should die." |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: wilbyhillbilly Date: 03 Nov 03 - 11:56 AM From THE GRAFFITI FILE by Nigel Rees 1981 (George Allen and Unwin Publishers) Be Alert- Your Country needs LERTS Buy Blitish. (On the wall of a Datsun Distributor, UK) Drink wet cement and get really stoned Sexual intercourse after death Is this what is meant by getting laid in your grave? Dyslexia lures. KO Military intelligence is a contradiction in terms. Jesus Saves. Save yourself, Jesus is tired. Texans are living proof that Indians screwed buffaloes. Help the Police. Beat yourself up. Kindly refrain from writing on my rocks. Thank you. Signed GOD. (in six feet high letters on granite rocks by remote desert road in Western Australia) Little Red Riding Hood is a Russian contraceptive. These are just a few of hundreds in this book. Wilby |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Mooh Date: 03 Nov 03 - 07:03 AM "The girls don't mind that I only have three inches. They seem to like it that wide." In a Windsor union hall. "Eat shit, get napkin here." Above the toilet paper in a high school loo. Mooh. |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: Helen Date: 03 Nov 03 - 06:30 AM Oedipus, ring* your Mum. Over my dead body, (signed) Dad * And in case you don't get the joke: in Oz the word "ring" can mean "have sex with", although the term is a bit outdated now. Helen |
Subject: RE: BS: Graffiti Anyone? From: The Fooles Troupe Date: 02 Nov 03 - 09:59 PM Crystal, it has now been recognised that having a wall sych as that painted to look nice by the local community often tends to slow down the rate at which it is covered with graffitti - but once it starts, if not removed, then its use as a place fo graffitti gradually becomes "accepted" Robin |