Cutting Corners: Grafitti is grafitti, in any language

Friday, July 23, 2004

[rgucci @ Friday, July 23, 2004]

I have no idea what it means.

Grafitti is grafitti, in any language.
Originally uploaded by rgucci.

At 8:43 AM, d1noli said...: yeah but it sure does look pretty. all in the beholder i guess.
At 1:22 PM, rgucci said...: Someone just pointed out to me that it's actually a short poem. Still have no idea what it means!
At 9:39 PM, Cocooned said...: Ang galing naman ng graffiti na yan. Magaya nga yan dito. Kaso ang alam ko lang isulat in Chinese is "My name is Kenneth See."
At 10:04 PM, Cocooned said...: How do you upload an image file without having to download a program? It's verboten for us to install anything on our work computer.
At 10:42 PM, d1noli said...: *shrug*
At 10:43 PM, d1noli said...: oh btw, i know how to write my name in snow. i'll let you all imagine what medium i use. =)

is that considered grafitti or art?
At 12:39 AM, rgucci said...: This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
At 12:40 AM, rgucci said...: That's neither graffiti nor art. That's just plain nasty. Someone is bound to make a snowball out of all that bio-contaminated snow and hit someone else whose mouth is open.
At 12:41 AM, rgucci said...: You can't actually upload images directly to the blog. You can, however, link to anywhere else. So get a free photo hosting site. Some are even directly integrated into blogger. See www.flickr.com for an example. Or click on the picture in this post.