Alright

hool: 18th May 2002 - 05:28 GMT

i am not any part of graf culture, but i completely agree with you on the virtue of recognition.

zagg: 22nd Jun 2002 - 05:16 GMT

this has been the best thing i've read all day.
sure its been a slow day and i haven't read much... and the day is only 2 hours old... but still... the best

tommy: 8th Dec 2003 - 17:00 GMT

does any one think that graffiti should be legal?

Backscrtchr: 1st Feb 2004 - 04:43 GMT

one of my favorite graffs was in Bordeaux where someone wrote "merde il pleut" (shit it's raining) in discreet locations all around the city

septamon: 21st Feb 2004 - 03:19 GMT

Graff is good, Graff is great, if you dont like Graff, dont hate....

rebel 32: 12th Jul 2004 - 09:16 GMT

fuck all huns youse are nothing but a bunch of coat trailing bastards

t@gger: 12th Jul 2004 - 14:33 GMT

rebel32, whats the issue? your comment makes no sense, mate. don't you usually keep to flaming the NI people and the taighs? i still cant grasp what your point is, tho.

alana: 12th Jul 2004 - 19:01 GMT

rebel32: after witnessing ur eloquence here, im hardpressed to ascertaion exactly what u r trying to say.

rebel 32: 18th Jul 2004 - 00:18 GMT

RE:t@gger be politically correct my comments always make sense i can't help it you're stupid and by the way taidgh is the correct spelling which means irish man

rebel 32: 18th Jul 2004 - 00:21 GMT

alana, if i wanted to listen an ass hole i would fart

kenny: 18th Jul 2004 - 00:24 GMT

what did jesus say to his disciples before he got crucified?

don't eat my easter eggs youse bastards i'll be back on sunday

OGDOG: 23rd Feb 2005 - 22:03 GMT

YOU ARE ALL PRETTY LAME IN THE FIRST PLACE,GO FIND SOME THING ELSE TO DO WITH YOUR VALUELESS TIME.

cognac: 24th Feb 2005 - 01:41 GMT

that s%#t makes sense but graffitti as a whole is a wild and uncontrollable monster. as much as we would like to bring integrity to the art form there are many other purposes it will always facilitate. from the bloods, crips, nortanios and soranios to the third grader toys that we all started out as. graffitti would be nothing without all those sh@##ty tags that give the legal wall piecers a bad name. we would be no where if we didnt have those i heart whoever carvings at the favorite makeout tree or, god forbid no water towers in small towns. frankly just keep making good stuff and understand its bigger than all of us.

jeeff: 2nd Apr 2005 - 04:19 GMT

amen to the original post, though of course there's no way to enforce these things, nor should there be.

turnova: 1st Dec 2005 - 20:32 GMT

- what if you only have time to throw up something quick or if youre just starting and can only emulate the dope shit you admire for the time being? or even if you suck with style but have something, some word or group of words that you need to get out? i totally sucked (and broke alot of the "rules") when i started and now my shit is bangin'. are you gonna tell kids theyre not real artists until theyve been through school? amen to cognac's response. i wouldnt be the artist i am today if i ever gave a shit what the graff gurus thought.

BLADE>>WTC/NC/TFM: 9th Dec 2005 - 17:53 GMT

Repin Lost Animals/2.1.3/cant be stoped/I think if your down enough to go out and mobb you should get a some respect/but the second you cross out some real shit with some toy skill shit you need your head busted homie/and thats real/if you dont agree catch me in L.A/anytime/sup 2/ H.A.K Pomona 9.0.9//C.H.K from that D.F hardcore//and//Dopres in Leon,guanajuato.Mexico/Peace homie

barry: 18th Feb 2006 - 10:43 GMT

I no graffiti was an 80,s thing but latly i see it all the time.May be it is in a gine.

a train: 17th Nov 2006 - 16:48 GMT

whell i dont tag but most the shit i see is not half as bad as some of the shit i try to draw but it really dont matter to me

pigs eye boys: 10th Aug 2007 - 20:58 GMT

i dont no who said it but if graf were legal it wouldnt be graf it would be illustartion im a vandalist i dont like little art fag graf with nthere heads up their asses and are even too good for themselves but anyway if your going to do it get up!ill be in omaha tomarrow st.paul rep

Belroc: 10th Aug 2007 - 23:28 GMT

True 2 pigs eye boys...
If your gonna be a graffiti writer you have to take the risk.
Yes thats a Quote from Lee in Wild Style..
Well, thats not exactly what he said.. You get the point.
But as for kids doing graff for the wrong reasons these days..
Thats very, VERY true!!
It's also not that easy to just jump into graff today.
Alot has changed, especially in big cities.
Freight trains have the brightest future in my opinion.
Thats what I keep my eyes on..
Real hardcore New York City style graffiti started out on trains and ran throughout the city..
So let's keep that tradition alive..
Only now your art can be seen all over the country!!!
Thats my 2 cent opinion about graffiti today....

BELROC IOFcrew.....

Cake: 9th Sep 2007 - 19:07 GMT

I have a question.........Throughout Omaha, there are some pretty good pieces done along the sides of train bridges. How is this done? Do they hang over the edge? I noticed a piece along the bike trail and could not figure out how it was done.