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Here's a great song for all you graf writers.

I define a throw up as basically a bubble letter style. They say it has to be executed quickly, but if you do a throwup slowly, does it still make it a throw up? So it's just letter style. A block buster is a straight open letter style. An outline is the outside line of any letter style or character, and a fill-in describes the inside fill color of an outline. A piece short for "masterpiece". I say a burner is a piece which has to be on a running train. As a joke, a burner has to have flames or smoke coming off the letters to be considered a burner. There is a definition here at: http://www.at149st.com/glossary.html They describe "burner" as a type of piece. A wildstyle piece. But then what is wildstyle? Wildstyle and burner would be the same thing according to this their definition. Without refering to the old crew or film titled wildstyle.

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has anyone ever used this bad boy? BTW, I'm using one of them new triangular kiwi mops and they aren't bad. Not messy unless it's dripping. But a good graffiti artist is a clean one.

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why was the kid stealing a fuckin orange! Geez....no money? GET A JOB! Shit! A fucking quarter... you don't have a fuckin' quarter? hehe

I've used it and still do. The high and low end wacoms do the same exact thing technically. The larger one allow you to draw in larger proportions. Using a tablet verses the mouse just allows you to draw and paint freehand plus trace. But if you're an illustrator or airbrusher, you'd appreciate the tablet for sure.

Take a look at this video. http://www.wired.com/news/mediaplayer/0,21...y_qt_hi,00.html Just one example of robotics at work.

I'd like to hear some people talk about using technology in the graffiti world. Ideas or what not. Like use of police scanners, infared goggles, robots, GPS tracking systems, motion detectors, etc... Other than the use of digital video cameras to record artwork. Graffiti writing seems so primitive and barbaric. Technology has somewhat changed the way we approach graffiti.

I'm sorry, but I really don't get this marsh shit. Why would you even care about having some faded tag on the wall? I personally don't care for faded tags unless it was 10 years old. Eh! Oh well..... time for writers to come up with some new ideas....

I think i spotted a tag made of dog shit. It was of a swirly type of "o". Swirly "o" man hits again. That bastard!

If there's one thing about graf, it's the constantly writing the same shit over and over and over and over as if I loved myself that much!!! hehe