Graffiti was better in my day

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This really made me laugh - had to stop & take a photo this morning...






For the love of God!

Albany Park is a business park in Frimley!!!

How can it love cock?

I do like the way they put a little apostrophe where it wasn't needed though.

Edited by parakitaMol. on Monday 15th June 18:18

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BigBen said:

parakitaMol. said:

I do like the way they put a little apostrophe where it wasn't needed though.

Isn't the apostrophe to indicate that the drawing of a heart is an abbreviated form of writing the word heart in full ?

Ben

No.

They wrote the heart in full, it did not have a part of the heart missing (see photo) it wasn't abbreviated. It either means singular "heart = love" or plural "hearts = loves". To write "heart's cock" means the heart owns cock, in which case, Albany Park may indeed take ownership (possesive) of one or several cock (s).... but that makes little, or no, sense, to the same degreee a Business Park in Surrey loves cock - little or no sense.

My view is that, the poor little inbreds place wanton apostrophes (no apostrophe because it's plural) all over the ing shop - just in case. Which simply isn't (with apostrophe because it's abbreviated) good enough - probably a GollyWog wrote it or something.... I dunno, you think too much and it's late. :|

HTH



HTH

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Ecks Ridgehead said:

writing as though they're spurting their hot, sticky gitpaste all over a polaroid of their mate's wife. It's just careless, and the whole thing strikes me as rather unseemly.

Your a wro'ngun Eck's

Look whatc'ha 'done to me written work's with that analogy

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Plotloss said:

Plasterers radio.



Ha, bonk.

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ahdguy said:

Similar vein, whilst at uni the film "James and the giant Peach" was showing at a cinema with the retro click on letters. And luckily enough vowels and constants from other films to we rearranged it to read "James and his giant Penis". Well, made us laugh at the time....

No you didn't.

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5 wh said:

The 'god listens to slayer' slogan may be true,and if not why not?Theres nothing wrong with Slayer.

Get OUT!

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Centurion07 said:

I can't stop laughing every time I see this pic:

Great stuff!

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I don't get it.

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No Mr Foo. I'm not sure I made my plea for assistance in the deconstruction of this happy little threesome...

Your contribution would be welcome to assist in the understanding of why the slogan "fk the Nazis" appears adjacent to the 'artist' + Hitler' clearly fking 'your mum*' (*not your actual mum).... look at the pic... it's clearly not the Nazis being fked.... unless there is some secret lever and pulley attachments secreted within the trouser of depicted Nazi.

Edited by parakitaMol. on Monday 15th June 18:30

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I think 'your mum' is a Nazi.

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Si mi inna pant an' ting.

Uptown top ran-king....









That's the Surrey Wigga massif then.

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Bollah said:

Think i've seen that, on Stoke Road?

Yes.

I love it for it's sheer randomness. Like the OP graffiti which so far has not been topped.

Si mi innna cam' an' 'ting.

Oh

Uptown Top ran-king

Love is all I bring

Inna khaki suit an' 'ting.

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Dear God.

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Does anyone have anything that is actually funny or not photoshopped to share?

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davemac250 said:

My favourite was the local National Westminster Bank having their letters removed from the front and re-arraged to

National Best wk.

Happened regularly for a summer.

No it didn't.