Person 1: I don't like your tattoo because it has the F word in it.
Person 2: No shit... I chose this "Dermatological Graffiti" just to offend little weak-ass bitches like yourself!
Person 1: I hate my life.
Person 2: No shit... I chose this "Dermatological Graffiti" just to offend little weak-ass bitches like yourself!
Person 1: I hate my life.
by X_Shaun_X February 26, 2012
Get the Dermatological Graffiti mug.n. A typically overpriced, small amount of mid quality dankness Marijuana that can be purchased within the suburbs of Oak Park, California. The price of an Oak Park Gram typically hovers above or at $20 USD and can be purchased in obvious consumer locations such as 7-11.
"Yo dude think anyone in your phonebook can hook us up with some herb?! I'm dying for an Oak Park Gram!"
"Don't sweat it, I know tons of kids slinging OPG's, just hit up 7-11."
"Don't sweat it, I know tons of kids slinging OPG's, just hit up 7-11."
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the act of flirting outrageously with somebody, it can become addictive. mainly used by players and ultimate legends.
by theulyimategrafter May 23, 2011
Get the graft mug.graf·fi·pee gruh-fee-pee –noun 1. A dog's markings spray-urined, or skat on a fire hydrant, tree, or any other surface used to mark a dog’s territory or to show other dog's where one has been. Basically dog's version of graffiti.
"After sniffin the other dog's graffipee, Spot had to leave his own graffipee to show that he was there too."
by Alone1 April 18, 2008
Get the Graffipee mug.According to the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, graffiti is “an inscription or drawing made on some public surface…a message or slogan…” As an artist, graffiti provides a platform for self-expression, in which the context of urban existence is directly informed, referenced and influenced by. As a student, graffiti was the only art form that provided representation of my community, my music, and my values. As an educator, graffiti has the potential to engage youth with familiar priorities of urban identity, agency, and navigation. I propose graffiti is a containment of identity, as defined by Margot Waddell, by allowing me to build an identity based purely on the merit of my efforts, liberating me away the marginalization of my physical identity. “Tagging is not simply an act of vandalism or violence; it is a social practice with its own rules and codes – a literacy practice imbued with intent and meaning.” – MacGillvray & Curwen
Graffiti. (n.d) In Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary.
MacGillivray, L., & Curwen, M. S. (2007). Tagging as a Social Literacy Practice. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 50(5), 354-369.
Waddell, M. (1998). Inside Lives: Psychoanalysis and the Growth of the Personality. New York: Routledge.
Graffiti. (n.d) In Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary.
MacGillivray, L., & Curwen, M. S. (2007). Tagging as a Social Literacy Practice. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 50(5), 354-369.
Waddell, M. (1998). Inside Lives: Psychoanalysis and the Growth of the Personality. New York: Routledge.
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Get the Gram Cracker mug.altering the appearance of any property but your own. Typically done with paint, permanent marker, stickers (slaps), stencils, sculptures or the blood of a goat.
Leaving your mark on anything in any way is considered graffiti, according to the law.
Leaving your mark on anything in any way is considered graffiti, according to the law.
If you take a can of spray paint and write your name on the windshield of an ambulance, or across the crotch of the Big Boys drive in sign that is considered graffiti.
Many graffiti artist work years perfecting their craft and will get permission from business owners and city officials to paint "pieces" on walls or billboards, others still prefer the adrenaline rush of bombing city streets illegally.
Many graffiti artist work years perfecting their craft and will get permission from business owners and city officials to paint "pieces" on walls or billboards, others still prefer the adrenaline rush of bombing city streets illegally.
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