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G'day all
I have no idea as to why someone would plonk a handful of comments onto a street sign - but as my Mum used to say "there is no accounting for some tastes"
As always, feedback welcome
Phil
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G'day all
I have no idea as to why someone would plonk a handful of comments onto a street sign - but as my Mum used to say "there is no accounting for some tastes"
As always, feedback welcome
Phil__________________
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Perhaps part of the reason is that "respect" has almost disappeared. I'm sure that wasn't around when I was a kid. We were too scared we'd get a good hiding - perhaps that is a partly why it occurs.I Shoot A Canon
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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.-
Perhaps - I remember (from thousands of years ago) doing stuff I knew wasn't approved of my my mother!!
I also wonder why someone would have a commercially made up stamp with that text in it - and what it means anyway
Phil -
This sort of thing has been common in Melbourne since I moved here in the mid 1980s. Generally the stencil signs are promoting a band or some sort of entertainment.
You don’t need a commercial stencil. I kids stencil set with the letters cut out and taped back together in the correct order plus a spray can are all that is required. You can see in a couple where they have sprayed over the edges of the cardboard.
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