Friday, June 19, 2009

why do I love you? because I do

The lovelorn graffiti artist has been hard at work:




16 comments:

Anonymous said...

Well, if I was the owner of the van, buildings, etc., I wouldn't be too thrilled with the person's method for expressing his feelings. I would advise him to use the phone or send letters. After a certain point, it stops being cute and starts to be creepy (if she remains uninterested) or selfish (if she is interested).

Marty

Elizabeth Vicary said...

that's true, but I prefer to look at many things only from my own perspective.

Matan said...

Objectively it's awesome obviously.

ATH2044 said...

In this picture, I can't tell if that's the graffiti artist being crushed between the wall & the port-a-potty or just the hand of a corpse that's been thrown into it.

Anonymous said...

Matan:

Since "objectively, its awesome obviously", please let me know the license plate number of your car and where its parked, so I can spray paint a valentine for my wife on the hood. I just know she'll be thrilled, as will all the passers by (maybe Liz will post a picture on her blog). And you'll get a brand new romantic look for your car. A win-win all around.

Marty

Elizabeth Vicary said...

humor > sarcasm and love > cars

Elizabeth Vicary said...

also, freedom of expression > portable toilets

ATH2044 said...

For most real values between -infinity & +infinity,
freedom of expression = portable toilets.

Anonymous said...

love > someone else's car

Marty

Anonymous said...

sarcasm = humor

Marty

Anonymous said...

where are you taking these pictures at

Anonymous said...

So, Elizabeth, is it working? Please let me know -- I need to know whether to go to Staples and buy more markers. They dry up surprisingly fast.

Anonymous said...

Elizabeth, all this tagging of yours has gone too far!

Gurdonark said...

Tagging/graffiti? Granted, not so cool. Beyond "not cool" into irritating.

But tagging/graffiti as a metaphor for the desperate ways of love?
Fascinating.

It's like cigarettes in movies.
I never want to light one up,
but I get why they communicate "sultry" when Lauren Bacall does.

Anonymous said...

That's the effect of Lauren Bacall, not of the cigarette.

Check2Check said...

will it shatter the illusion if you ever happen to catch the guy who does it in the act...?