COMMENT 60223P
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2010-03-01 06:21 AM |
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I've been seeing these all over town for about a month. The post office needs to lock up their mailing labels.
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COMMENT 60232
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2010-03-01 08:01 AM |
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Someone wants me to wait in line at the Post Office to ask for a locked-up label that should be on the counter?? Just because of some moron tagger?? (sigh!) The terrorists have won.
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COMMENT 60241
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2010-03-01 08:56 AM |
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It's not graffiti if it's removable.
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COMMENT 60232
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2010-03-01 09:05 AM |
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ok..not grafitti...still vandalism. This is "clever " on a lamp post..how about on your front door, how about on the window of your car? also..who removes it?? Of course, one of those public employees whose salary we pay.
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COMMENT 60249
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2010-03-01 09:27 AM |
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These labels are all over. Another favourite site are the street sweeping signs for these stickers.
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COMMENT 60252
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2010-03-01 09:37 AM |
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They pre make those at home or wherever, and carry a stack around with them. They can peel and stick them as they go. I have seen some people do it before. It is a way to tag during the day without being noticed. They reach into their pocket and slap the pole/electrical box/window/etc, and keep on walking. And you can't peel these off without leaving all the paper mess underneath.
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COMMENT 60252
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2010-03-01 09:38 AM |
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"Hello, my name is" are also used for this kind of tagging. Anything large enough and sticky on the back gets used.
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COMMENT 60260
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2010-03-01 09:51 AM |
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Add a dozen stamps, and mail it to a Los Angeles barrio
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COMMENT 60262
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2010-03-01 10:01 AM |
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This method has been used for quite sometime. a native of San Francisco, I am surprised it took as long as it did to really make it down here.
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COMMENT 60267
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2010-03-01 10:23 AM |
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Once again, SF leads the way in cultural advancement. :-\
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COMMENT 60272
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2010-03-01 10:48 AM |
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Maybe everyone should send a copy of this article to the postmaster and their local branch.
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COMMENT 60305
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2010-03-01 01:28 PM |
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taggers tag to get noticed, talked about, published.....edhat/we all just collaborated in the art/act. hey Slamer...btw, weak, lacks style and control, but crazy color choice
This particular tagger hit the blocks around San Roque shopping - this time w 4 ft green tags in the past few days.
also this is an individual, not a 'gang' territory tag. Still a drag.
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COMMENT 60223P
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2010-03-01 01:38 PM |
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This morning I saw a little tagger on a bike outside my living room window. I heard him shaking his pens trying to get them to work and I looked out and there he was. He wasn't reallly little, a big kid, about 13 years old. I wanted to go grab him by the ear and teach him a lesson, but I didn't see him actually tagging anything, I just saw the tools of the trade. He saw me staring at him and rode away.
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COMMENT 60326
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2010-03-01 02:56 PM |
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Using federal mailing labels in the commission of a crime...wonder what kind of additional charges that could carry?
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COMMENT 60260
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2010-03-01 04:19 PM |
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Gang members going postal.
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COMMENT 60554
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2010-03-02 02:09 PM |
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Wrong. And you sound like you're trying to justify it. Graffiti is "images or lettering scratched, scrawled, painted or marked in any manner on property." It is graffiti, it is tagging, it is vandalism and "removable" is subjective. Technically paint is removable too. Boom. Lawyered! Tagging is little more than the weakling dog peeing on a pole to say, "I'm here too!" If you had something worth listening to you'd find a meaningful way of expressing yourself in society.
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COMMENT 304788
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2012-08-04 02:20 PM |
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@233P (or anyone) if/when you see this call the police dispatch (911 takes forever) with a description of the individual and the direction they were headed. The use of postal labels is 'slap tagging'. Theft for the purpose of vandalism and to further promote a gang is not the brightest of ideas.
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