Favourite graffit ?

[mr bee]

Saw some graffiti that really made me laugh, so whats your favourite ?

' Homosexuality is a pain in the arse '

[Ferg]

M Khan is bent.

[anhamgrimmar]

written in dust on a HGV

"passion waggon.....dont laugh, your daughter may be inside"

[mr bee]

Sorry 'i' gone missing from title, opps.

[polus]

Not grafiti as such but a sticker stuck at a jointy angle, randomly on the back of someones car read:

"LOST YOU'RE CAT? TRY LOOKING UNDER MY TIRES"

[bmgm3]

A bridge somewhere outside of Liverpool " The pies, the pies "

knows why some risked their life to write that on the side , but it made me laugh.

[sneijder]

And on a bridge somewhere, 'Get to work lemmings'

[GingerNinja]

On a toilet wall in Memphis:

"If Elvis was so cool and cosmic, how come he's buried in his backyard like a hamster"

[baskey]

sneijder said:

And on a bridge somewhere, 'Get to work lemmings'

think that's on M1 s/bound somewhere around lovely Luton.

if it's proper graphiti i don't like it see my general gassing post and answer it dagnammit! unless it's the temper canvass my cousin 'acquired' that's worth loads!

[Flat in Fifth]

The one I liked was "Why is there only one Monopolies Commission"

[chim_knee]

GingerNinja said:

On a toilet wall in Memphis: "If Elvis was so cool and cosmic, how come he's buried in his backyard like a hamster"

[Mastiff]

On a condom machine at Dirty Dicks in Liverpool Street...

"Insert baby for refund"

[rich 36]

'toc h'
still none the wiser though years later

[Porkbrain]

TOC H was born 89 years ago, in the strife of World War 1. It started in a house in a Belgian town named Poperinge, a few miles behind the front-line trenches. The house was called Talbot House (whose initials, in army telephone jargon, give TOC H its distinctive name). In this house a young Army chaplain, the Rev. 'Tubby' Clayton, set up a rest centre for soldiers. From the start, it was open to all ranks, which was very unusual. Many who visited gained a deeper understanding of other people, and of their own Faith.

[R988]

I always liked the story of the toilet graffiti that said 'I f**ked your mother' with 'go home dad your pissed' written underneath

[sadako]

At the moment "Good Morning Lemmings" is written on a bridge between Havant and Chichester on the A27, there is also a massive "CHAV" painted on a building in Cosham, which suits the area nicely.

[rich 36]

Toc H well I often wondered, I only saw it written again just recently on a small community building
in buck's somewhere, which led me to suppose it still represented something.

now please explain the legend
'free G davies'

[motco]

George Davis was someone who his mates campaigned for the release of from the nick back in the eighties or even the seventies. I saw "free George Davis with every four gallons"

On the side of the M40 a fence has "Why do I keep doing this every day?"

A condom machine in NW9 used to say "MENSA boot boys rule, OK?" and another;

"dyslexia lures, KO?"
finally, "I like grils", followed by "that's G-I-R-L-S, idiot", and then
"What about us grils?"

BTW, it's 'graffito' if it's singular.

>> Edited by motco on Saturday 5th November 16:14

[_VTEC_]

One in a local pub:

'All chick are sluts'
(written underneath)
'So go for it!'

[Plotloss]

Big fan of Banksy

However, Elephant and Castle.

Poster that said Britian For The British.

Which someone had written on

Peckham for the peckish?