some black and white and orange graffiti
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black and white and orange graffiti
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Orange and black. Looks like Halloween is coming!
Years ago, my wife’s car got stolen. The Sheriff located it, and rather than tow it and have us end up with a storage bill, they called us. At 1:30 a.m.
Marsha drove me there and the evidence tech said the ignition could now start with a screwdriver! Anyway, before they released the car they wanted to know about a suitcase in the trunk. Yow. It wasn’t ours, and I agreed they could open it after they wrote on their report that we had no idea how it got in our trunk.
A spiral notebook and dozens of spray-paint cans, each slipped into a number slot cut in foam rubber were inside. Opening the spiral notebook, they found sketches of graffiti seen up and down that section of Highway 99 in Calif. It was a bonanza for the cops. Got the wife’s car back, and learned how the “artists” get their work done so quickly. The sketches are hand-drawn Paint By Number guides, obviously so several can work on the Graffiti simultaneously with the numbered cans! Who knew?-
So sorry your car got stolen. Glad you didn’t trust them to open it.
yes that’s how they do it
I mean they are artists, we even interviewed one on the site, they just paint the language of the oppressed or exiled. Exit Through the Gift Shop is a great example
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