Who did THIS?

[2morrow]

I was just curious as to which Pleban did this...coming across it on flickr was so unexpected. Props to you, tho! Did the artist get any weird looks as she was painting this? I must know!

http://flickr.com/photos/bluetit/102301785/in/set-72057594063457995/

 

[Galeongirl]

the PLEBA sign is with a different marker, so it's prolly not written by the same person....

 

[2morrow]

^I gathered that much... Obviously the two signs are by different makers, but who made the PlebaGraffiti? Some sort of Pleba Tagging street team?

 

[adora]

IDK,
but who ever wrote that has bad handwriting & can't spell. but if there going to put that bono can't paint, then who ever put that down need to learn how to paint words.

 

[tpsglick2424]

I wonder who it was

 

[sami0201]

IDK,
but who ever wrote that has bad handwriting & can't spell. but if there going to put that bono can't paint, then who ever put that down need to learn how to paint words.

If you are referring to "shite", that's how Europeans spell it.

 

[adora]

OHHHH NM

 

[Sad_Girl]

I somehow doubt a pleban would have done that

Maybe Larry would

IDK,
but who ever wrote that has bad handwriting & can't spell. but if there going to put that bono can't paint, then who ever put that down need to learn how to paint words.

Be careful about criticizing someone on spelling; especially if in the course of doing so you make a rather obvious and annoying grammatical error of you're own.

there Pronunciation[thair; unstressed ther]

–adverb

1. in or at that place (opposed to here): She is there now.



they're Pronunciation[thair; unstressed ther]

contraction of 'they are.'



their Pronunciation[thair; unstressed ther]

–pronoun

1. a form of the possessive case of they used as an attributive adjective, before a noun: their home; their rights as citizens; their departure for Rome.

2. (used after an indefinite singular antecedent in place of the definite masculine form his or the definite feminine form her): Someone left their book on the table. Did everyone bring their lunch?


And 'Shite' is a word in common usage in many parts of the world, Especially the UK and Ireland

 

[2morrow]

I somehow doubt a pleban would have done that

Are we even looking at the same picture??? Below the "Bono can't paint" is the word PLEBA with a green heart around it!!! Pleba w/ a heart...all i wanted to know is who did it. Curious: why are some ppl disecting the "Bono can't paint" bit?

 

[Sad_Girl]

Are we even looking at the same picture??? Below the "Bono can't paint" is the word PLEBA with a green heart around it!!! Pleba w/ a heart...all i wanted to know is who did it. Curious: why's everyone disecting the "Bono can't paint" bit?

Oh! Well, I see I think the other just sort of jumps out at you

I know at least two plebans who have written pleba-related messages on the wall, but to they were not the ones behind that particular piece. Sorry I couldn't help

 

[tpsglick2424]

I just find the whole Pleba thing on the ground..

 

[BonoFox1]

That is so cool!!!................Got PLEBA will travel

 

[waynetravis]

the wall outside Abbey Road studios:

 

[2morrow]

 

[WildHoney]

the wall outside Abbey Road studios:

 

[biff]

Be careful about criticizing someone on spelling; especially if in the course of doing so you make a rather obvious and annoying grammatical error of you're own.

there Pronunciation[thair; unstressed ther]

–adverb

1. in or at that place (opposed to here): She is there now.



they're Pronunciation[thair; unstressed ther]

contraction of 'they are.'



their Pronunciation[thair; unstressed ther]

–pronoun

1. a form of the possessive case of they used as an attributive adjective, before a noun: their home; their rights as citizens; their departure for Rome.

2. (used after an indefinite singular antecedent in place of the definite masculine form his or the definite feminine form her): Someone left their book on the table. Did everyone bring their lunch?


And 'Shite' is a word in common usage in many parts of the world, Especially the UK and Ireland

Sorry to be pedantic (though it is my job), but this is a case of the pot calling the kettle black.

you're = the contraction of "you are"

your = the possessive form of the pronoun "you"

Also, you have used the semi-colon incorrectly; you should have used a comma instead.

 

[2morrow]

all of ya...j/k.

 

[preciousstone]

I didn't come here for an English lesson, but thanks girls. Don't forget: Two, to, and too.