The words of the prophet are written on the junction boxes?

“Don’t give up” = good message. I like it.

But I do wish that whoever has started tagging the Russian Church in Narrabundah would give up. Someone called LTS sprayed the front gate a few weeks ago and to be honest it’s a tad ugly.

In the opinion of the Russian community, the building is both a work of art and a sacred place. Regardless of their own beliefs, any genuine street artist with any cred would respect that and give it space. What’s the solution? Is there a lack of graffiti space in Canberra? Canberra Policing have told the parish to install security cameras so that they can nab whoever is doing it, but why does it have to come to that? Do we really need to have to have cameras everywhere just to keep private properties free of vandalism? It’s sad that an apparently large section of society has lost all respect and consideration for others. The country needs healing – it’s become psychotic.

Never ever…

What will happen if electricity goes underground. Don’t get down?

the epitaph is quite wrong of course; you should give u…

Saw the same thing on one of the TransACT boxes on Gould St, Turner.

Your photo looks like O’Connor, just near Lyneham shops…?

It’s very unfashionable politically incorrect to be outraged by graffiti but I reckon such crap, too trite to even make the bottom of a calendar, is 1000% worse for being sprayed around public places. It’s ugly, it’s destructive, it costs (us) to be removed and it sends a signal that it’s ok to do anything you feel like, wherever and whenever. Which is not the sort of society I want to live in.

‘Eternity’ famously graced Sydney public spaces for many years but a) it was written very elegantly, so it looked good, b) it was somewhat more mysterious and less banal than other graffiti (like above), and c) it was written in chalk, so no clean up costs.

Furry Jesus said :

Wasn’t it Winston Churchill who said ‘Never ever ever ever give up.’ I believe he may have studied philosophy at the same university as our graffitist.

Likewise, that frog with his hands choking the bird who is swallowing him. Another alumnus.

Wasn’t it Winston Churchill who said ‘Never ever ever ever give up.’ I believe he may have studied philosophy at the same university as our graffitist.

Its probably aimed at the poor b@st@rd that has to scrub it off!

On a similar note, one of my favourite things on the internet ever is You Are Beautiful (send them some stamps to get stickers).