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Uhhh...I think it was intentional...

Ahoy gets locked up...hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.....

fits right in with all the dissing....

that shit is funny....yo I was thining it looks like a love fest...its the Princeton University graff competition...They give out trophies and shit if ya da dopest....

^^^ what is that shit? fucking rainbow graffiti convention...thats almost as bad as ATB posting their gay sex photos....

shut up...^^^

afros....

Nigga wants ta come to DC to see the Monument yo...shit is tight....

Old CRAM A-TEAM...up in S.F.

yeah "prism" your the man...why dont you come ta DC and teach em how to do da bomb sitckas yo...hahahah...you fukn toy...

you want beef son DA BEEF KREW dont fuck round....pick ya cut and we gonna serve it up propa yo.....lol....

As seen in the Bmore thread....those with bad vision have a hard time looking at the light.... :freak:

That piece with the after burners in it is sick

haha they edited the HOME page

TRUE TRUE.....

SOON TO BANNED....what shall I ever do...my meaningless past time will be gone and then I will be left with only the memories.

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HAHAHA...yo these bitch ass TOYS from DC....I wont say any names...but, they should take a lesson from this gay ass shit...I just stumbled on some fags who like putting all theyre info out their like that...Fronting like theyre tuff...Really the shit is too funny. Oh and shout outs ....them rimes is tight...SIKE....herbs. Stoughton police say they used the popular teenage website, myspace.com, to help solve a widespread vandalism spree. Three teenagers are currently under arrest and facing charges in the spree which cost an estimated $75,000 in damages. 18-year-old ******** has been charged with 28 counts of tagging property and 11 counts of malicious damage of more than $250; ********, 17, has been charged with 17 counts of tagging and 11 counts of malicious damage of more than $250; and ********, 18, has been charged with 14 counts of tagging. Investigators found the suspects after searching myspace.com, a web site where users often post personal information and photographs. The suspects' names were not listed on the site but the officers were able to track them down by their tagging signs and by investigating a group called "Graffiti Artists." Police say two of the suspects have been forthcoming with information and have contacted some of the victims to arrange for restitution.

Man this web site is some garbage.