A journey of discovery

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

So today I was requesting and filling toys all day to fill up some new planograms. As I was happily slinging boxes of cheap crappy breakable plastic toys I happened to look up at the heating duct overhead which was fairly well covered in graffiti...

"What the....Wait a minute, is that my name up there? It is! Let's see what it says! It says "Irv likes (name of long-departed female co-worker)!"

And no, I really didn't, before anybody asks. She was just somebody I'd talk to at work about school, work and other stuff. But I guess in somebody's immature little mind that equates with me saying to her "I'm going to go whack it and I need a name to go with your face" or some such thing.

I do have to say, on some level it is kinda cool to see yourself mentioned by name in somebody else's grafitti.

[Sheldonrs]

I've seen my name in grafitti too. They get the acts correct, but they usually get my number wrong.

[crazylegs]

Not only does said grafitti mention you by name its also dateable to a fairly long time ago, which (IMHO) is even better!

[Becks]

Heh.

I had in-store graffiti mention me once.

Nothing was ever done about it, except have it cleaned from the men's room.

[powerboy]

I have seen my name in graffiti once, but ofcourse I had to write it myself


Seriously, I did see my name in graffiti. It was strange seeing that.

[Sylvia727]

I have seen my name in graffiti once, but ofcourse I had to write it myself

Pshaw, who hasn't written "Collin loves Sylvia" on the schoolyard wall in the hopes that the young man would get the hint?

[edible_hat]

The graffiti at my workplace only says "penis".