Here’s a truism that often appeared scribbled in ancient wall graffiti: “I wonder, oh wall, that you have not yet collapsed. So many writers’ cliches do you bear.” This is part of a complete episode.
Transcript of “Wall Graffiti”
I have another bit of ancient graffiti that apparently appeared on lots of different walls in different places. I wonder, oh wall that you have not yet collapsed, so many writers’ cliches do you bear. Oh, so it’s a commentary about the saminess of graffiti, which is still the case. Yes. It’s always interesting to me in Reddit, in the picture forums, where someone would post, oh, I saw this funny thing on the wall of the bathroom.
And I’m like, wow, I know for a fact that is at least 100 years old. Because work is done about 100 years ago on this stuff. But to them it’s new. Oh, yeah.
And then the question is always, who’s bringing a Sharpie to the bathroom? That is always the question. Why do you have a Sharpie on you? Come prepared.
That’s true. Plan ahead, right?
