The Jimmy Hoffa's end zone cemetery...superthread

[buck shot]

flicks are flicks.

and haters will be haters.

[i love weeD]

I think It's ironic you responded to him by posting a legal wall. That pretty much sums up the current state of New Jersey graffiti- legal walls and freights. Yup. God damn, where the bombing flicks at? Oh yeah...I forgot....in legal eagle Jersey, bombing is strictly for the birds. Amirite?

 

Your buggin, first of all those trains are dope, you dumb. an I stay postin illegal stuff... I guess those highways at top of page dnt count? Bump those trains to the fullest, so dope. dope dutch!

[stinkygymsock]

not hating...just dont care for niggas who can paint extra clean...but cant even rock a decent hand or throwie ...thats just me though..end...back to the blunts and being ignint

[speekup122]

Didn't people get their panties in a bunch when someone put up a FLICK of a sketch? Or I suppose we should bring back some Desh FLICKS? just sayin ;) hypocrites.

[speekup122]

Weed, you and Sleazeside are breaths of fresh air. If it wasn't for ya, It would seem the only guy writing graffiti in Jersey is Demer. That and recycled FH freights from 2001.

[thebigcheese]

go out bomb and take flicks i hope u wasnt sleeping on that storm

[buck shot]

Didn't people get their panties in a bunch when someone put up a FLICK of a sketch? Or I suppose we should bring back some Desh FLICKS? just sayin ;) hypocrites.

 

lets keep it reall, people hate on sketch pics because its an excuse to hate on whoever did it. if people liked it they would say so,

[i love weeD]

 

 

 

[speekup122]

ty weed :D

[daoist]

nice pics weed, especially those deos throws... i dont understand y anybody would call those freights ugly... got some aids stuff, amazing mecro, myans doing his thang lol

 

Also, I'd say street bombing is rather active in nj... specifically newark, but the question is whether any of the throws/tags/pieces are worth looking at, generally speaking no.. there are only a select amount of writers who are worth mentioning nowadays.. which is probably why graffiti is so depressing to look at, any person can pick up a can and leave a mark and the chance is they probably suck.

 

end of rant.. keep the flicks coming!

[i love weeD]

wu tnag tommarrowww killa bs on the swarmmm 40s an blunts kid 40s an blunts

[Sleazeside Heights]

Weed, you and Sleazeside are breaths of fresh air. If it wasn't for ya, It would seem the only guy writing graffiti in Jersey is Demer. That and recycled FH freights from 2001.

 

 

Thanks dude. makes it seem worth it that I'm taking time to post stuff. Gotta give it to I love Weed though, dude is killin' with the flicks lately. My camera is pretty much dead, need to get a new one, so things on my end will be slow. real slow. here's a few i don't think i've shared.

btw, FH is still rocking it though, catch them all the time in 2010. bump consistency.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

^ not sure what that's all about, guess it's no longer a graff wall...

[i love weeD]

 

[comeondude]

who cares what you think you ass:lol: :lol: you dont paint

nice pics weed, especially those deos throws... i dont understand y anybody would call those freights ugly... got some aids stuff, amazing mecro, myans doing his thang lol

 

Also, I'd say street bombing is rather active in nj... specifically newark, but the question is whether any of the throws/tags/pieces are worth looking at, generally speaking no.. there are only a select amount of writers who are worth mentioning nowadays.. which is probably why graffiti is so depressing to look at, any person can pick up a can and leave a mark and the chance is they probably suck.

 

end of rant.. keep the flicks coming!

[buck shot]

Police crackdown as emo rock cult breaks away from 'grey masses'

 

 

 

http://www.smh.com.au/world/police-c...227-19860.html

 

 

 

December 27, 2010 - 11:00AM

 

An Armenian follower of angst-ridden punk-rock subculture known as 'emo' looks at graffiti in Yerevan. Photo: AFP

When police officers arrived at 13-year-old Masha's home, searched her room and inspected her computer, it was not because they suspected her of any crime.

 

Her offence was simply to be a devoted follower of the angst-ridden punk-rock subculture known as 'emo', in an ex-Soviet state where pressures to conform remain strong.

 

"It was offensive and frightening at the same time," said Masha, a schoolgirl in the Armenian capital, clearly upset by the experience.

 

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Armenian followers of 'emo' embrace in Yerevan. Photo: AFP

Police in Yerevan have been conducting a campaign against the capital's small but controversial emo community since the recent suicides of two teenagers who were rumoured to have been emo fans.

 

They claim that the subculture represents a threat to young people's welfare.

 

Officers have visited schools, searched pupils whose distinctive clothing marks them out as possible 'emos', and mounted surveillance on public places where young people gather.

 

Several fans have been detained for questioning, despite the lack of any specific legislation against the musical genre or its followers.

In a recent newspaper interview, Armenia's Chief of Police, Alik Sarkisian, claimed that emo could "damage our gene pool". "We should fight against such phenomena because they are morally harmful to our people," he said.

 

Emo -- an abbreviation of 'emotional' -- is a more melodic and melancholy form of punk rock. It has origins in the United States but has become a well-established global subculture in recent years.

 

Masha and her friend Ani, also 13, say they started dressing in the unconventional emo style in an attempt to stand out from what they call "the grey masses".

 

But they now feel that they have to disguise themselves in ordinary clothes for fear of detention or harassment by other youths.

 

"They point and laugh at us. Or even worse, they sometimes beat up our boys," Ani said.

 

Sensationalist media reports in Europe have suggested that the gloomy lyrics of some emo songs can influence teenagers to harm themselves or attempt suicide, although fans have consistently rejected the accusation.

 

Emo devotees in Britain and Russia staged protests two years ago against what they saw as negative stereotyping.

 

Some people in Yerevan not only believe that emo can cause suicidal depression, but also see it as a degenerate Western influence on traditional Armenian values.

 

Members of the youth wing of a local police association held a march against the subculture in the capital this month, carrying banners that read "No to foreign perversions!"

 

One teacher in a Yerevan suburb, who asked not to be named, said the directors of some schools supported the police action, and had even been actively encouraging officers to search pupils who dressed unusually and check them for signs of self-harm.

 

"We suspected one female pupil of being an emo. We invited our district policeman and the pupil's parents to come in, and explained how dangerous the consequences of this could be," the teacher said.

 

A local human rights activist compared the police's behaviour to a Communist-era witch-hunt.

 

"It is like the repression in Soviet times, when law enforcement agencies were chasing hippies, punks and rockers -- all those who refused to live within society's limits and be like everyone else," said Mikael Danielian, chairman of the Helsinki Committee of Armenia.

 

But the police say they are only intervening to protect vulnerable youngsters. "We are simply doing our job," said the police colonel responsible for youth affairs, Nelli Durian.

 

"We are conducting explanatory, preventative work among teenagers and their parents to prevent children from becoming hooligans and from thoughts of suicide."

 

However, she said that she could not blame emo music for the reported rise in teenage suicide attempts in Armenia this year.

 

Young fans like Masha and Ani have been worried by the anti-emo campaign, but they insist that they will not be pressured into abandoning the subculture that they love.

 

"It is impossible to ban youth movements using repressive methods," Ani said defiantly. "We will not stop listening to our music and dressing how we like. This is my choice."

[JerseyViking]

There's already a thread for that. haha

[buck shot]

i stole it.... from a more interesting thread....

 

sitting in the airport not much else to do..

 

if 12 oz would let me log out i would make a new acount and spam the fuck out of this thread.

[buck shot]

 

[610est]

http://viewstreetfights.com/owned/russian-guy-beats-up-five-emo-kids/

[buck shot]

WOW DOPE. THAT DUDE GOES HARD AT :52

[imjustsayin]

 

 

[imjustsayin]

 

 

[ReignInBlood]

Them Paterson guys sure love them fatcaps I tell ya

[LEAN2]

deos has a fresh handstyle...more ill pieces

[TheChamp!]

DIGGIN that TRUE throwie

[TheChamp!]

THAT NUGGA SYEZ DEOS AG FAM

[TheChamp!]

DZEAS AG

[ShawtyBleepBleep]

Them Paterson guys sure love them fatcaps I tell ya

 

who doesnt love fatcaps?

[skvmfvck]

http://viewstreetfights.com/owned/russian-guy-beats-up-five-emo-kids/

 

this is weak, fuck giving dickheads any play.

 

post pictures of graffiti

[dune493]

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