graffiti
impending doom, vandalize something that will end anyway because destruction is the highest level of defacement
graffiti
One archaeological example gives the tedious flavour, a runic inscription scratched on a bone that therein refers to a second inscription, carved into the timber walls of a church. The text takes the form of a dialogue and is written in two different hands (H1 and H2), implying it was passed between two people as they wrote in turn: H1: What was it
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graffiti as gossip
Several graffiti artists got together to tag this soon-to-be-demolished building in Miami during Art Basel last week
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