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Clap Hands
London, UK - elaine - Friday, December 23rd, 2005 : goo
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i suppose these streetlamps were designed to be climbed. well this one has been anyway, and two hands now cup the lamp.
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Catherine Penfold-Waxman: These are cool!
Jamie: 23rd Dec 2005 - 20:53 GMT
Stamp your feet
Bang it on the big bass drum
What a picture! What a picture!
Rumtiddleypum pum pum pum pum
Stick it in the family... album!
elaine: crash bang wallop what a pictcha
kc: nice shadows, potentially?
elaine: 25th Dec 2005 - 11:52 GMT
hmm - not sure they are opaque enough, but if i ever go down that particular dark alley at night i will seeeeeee
grrrl: 22nd Mar 2008 - 21:28 GMT
Dude
The graffiti scene up in Dallas is pretty much all the same.
Sekt, to this day in 2008, still dominates.
He's got some mad skills and hating on this kid, I found, is just useless. He just paints again.
I agree that some of the graff looks the same but some people have to make a living you know. It's much like a lifestyle. As an artist paints his/her canvas, a graffiti artist will do the same in order to win props from other kids who can't even imagine how hard this shit is.
The cops are fucking idiots.
We've got rapers, murderers, car thieves, etc all rolling around the Dallas area (especially the EAST Dallas area) it's like,
Instead of trying to try and fight off these writers, try and catch teh REAL criminals.
hares((dead kids)): 25th Oct 2008 - 22:06 GMT
man pizza got a sick style.. but rewd is even sicker and sekt is bad ass.. i think yall should stop beefin.
semetwo///spon3/tdc/atw: 26th Nov 2008 - 02:50 GMT
yo sekt is bad ass ,man...revolt ur badass too. my homeboy mex showed me a piece u did in his blackbook dat shit is tight as hell..big ups to u...
Pcp: 25th Feb 2009 - 06:40 GMT
Man my boy stare is coming up hes one bad ass cat yall better watch out....
Jerry.: Hey what happened to Dallaspolice.com?
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