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The Graffitti Gallery -
The F-word and other naughty thoughts Part 2
Not every thought expressed on the side of railway trains is a happy thought. There is plenty of attitude, anger, frustration, jealousy, and plain crudeness. Not to mention buckets of vexatious commentary, homophobia, and perverse explicit instruction about every manner of unnatural sexual act.
It's an odd way to let out one's feelings. But like everything else you see watching trains, it's another vantage point on the conflict and passion which is the lot of ordinary lives. To not show a little of this stuff would leave an unbalanced impression of the graffitti thing.
Or, maybe it's just too much South Park rotting our tiny little minds.
Warning: Strong language and other adult themes. Go Back now if you have sensitivities.
I'm not trying to turn this into a political thing, but on this topic, there is a clear consensus amongst taggers. Long live free speech.
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