I believe the point is to strike a blow for the counterculture by intentionally misspelling whatever one writes. The point is to catch the reader's eye and show them that the writer just doesn't give one good golly for spelling, grammar, punctuation, or any of those obvious artifices that clutter up and get in the way of one's true feelings and expressiveness. My guess is that author's image and credibility decrease as his/her spelling and grammar skills increase.
I'll grab a can with you Lynne, but just one thing... is there a Windows spellchecker for graffitti, I don't want to look like a total nerd by spelling whatever I spray the right way.
I have a lovely old Kirkbride just up the street from me, as well as a 100 year old college campus. Both are so amazing, and it saddens me to no end that both either are under utilized, or Under appreciated for just being what they are. I am trilled that people are out there that love these places as much as I do!
Pictures like this make me think of that whole "anti-vaccine" movement that's happening. Some parents today don't give their babies vaccines because it's "not natural"!! If they had grown up with diseases like polio; if they had seen how sad it would be to have to live in one of these machines instead of being able to go outside and run and play, maybe they'd think differently. Maybe they'd see how wonderful it is that we have advanced so far in the field of medicine that we can prevent these diseases...
The eloquence of this argument decidedly outshines that expressed two posts before and makes one want to eagerly rush out and gather the paint cans, rally the people, and start spraying en masse.
Okay so if I decrease all my grammah an' spulling skillz, wotz in it fo' me, boi?