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I took this picture in a back ally of Montreal's Plateau borough. I'm not sure who the man in the stencil is or why someone's willing to give up 10 000 spraycans for his capture but he must have done something.
This article has been viewed 2628 times in the last 4 years
Me: Looks like he got something stuck in his (*sigh)
EvilGentleman: 9th Aug 2006 - 22:38 GMT
I never noticed this article before. He's right, it looks like Jean Charest, the Premier of Quebec.
Chris Erb: 10th Aug 2006 - 00:13 GMT
Would Jean Charest have done anything to upset the graffiti community in Quebec?
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