Weekdays in the city - I'm accustomed to all sorts of graffiti
But - I confess, I'm not up on the latest gang lingo -
and rarely have a clue what the message is supposed to mean.
I assume it's something uplifting like - "Our turf - keep out or you'll be shot"
I could be wrong...
Anyway - when I saw this message painted on the side of an old shed in the
tiny village of Chester, Vermont -
I thought - Finally, something I understand!
I'm thinking Facebook might be a more effective way of letting everyone know that you were
"green before green was cool" -
but I'm glad they chose this method.
I'm joining Madge at the View from Right Here for Rurality Blog Hop
made me smile, although i'd not want it painted on my building. :)
ReplyDeleteand look at the depth of that snow!! I wonder if this isn't 'in vogue' for we've seen the same tag/message here...
ReplyDeletelol, you are so funny!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen graffiti with a sun and clouds before! haha. At least they didn't write anything vulgar!
ReplyDeleteAt least it wasn't nasty words.
ReplyDeleteWell, I agree, at least that one made sense. Although I am sure outsiders are not supposed to understand anyway. I love green, so maybe I can join their club.
ReplyDeletei don't mind graffiti when it looks good & right in that place. but when it is just plain silly, like this, such a great building & they did not improve the look or view - you wonder what was the point? why not use your efforts to make a good piece of art. make some money. that would make more sense. ( :
ReplyDeleteI love the message of this graffiti :)
ReplyDeleteYou mean there were more of us out there????...:)JP
ReplyDeleteIt looks good with the snow.
ReplyDeleteI like graffiti when it's artful and not distructive!! I think being green has always been cool....remember Kermit!!
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming they did their own graffiti! Sometimes, in the city of Denver, punks paint private garage doors with all kinds babble. Not cool! Hope you've heard from Maggie, and that she's doing great. I think of her, hiking amid glorious views!
ReplyDeleteGreen is cool great message:) Hug B
ReplyDeleteHm, I didn't know there wad graffiti in the country. Lol. Wow that's still a lot of snow!
ReplyDeleteNeat shot. Some people consider graffiti art, not sure that I do.
ReplyDeleteSo white for being green♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/familiar-winter-sighting/
ReplyDeleteAt least it's a positive message. Love seeing the snow so high.
ReplyDeleteNot sure what the message is here . . .but more positive than some graffiti I have seen . . .
ReplyDeleteI am wondering if you are receiving the snow headed up into the east . . .
Creative shot ~ must admit surprised to see graffiti up north ~ yet some is actually considered art ~ xxx
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol
This made me smile :) Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of problems with graffiti here, and the police often make arrests and someone (the perps?) paint over the mess...only to have more weeks later. I posted one of the only barns I have seen in this area for Barn Charm once, a darling little red barn, and then about four days later, it was tagged horribly and stayed like that for months. It just made me so sad!
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