| Iconic Graffiti 18:23 - May 27 with 10538 views | Boston |
...or just stuff that stuck in your head. I've got two that always come to mind.
a/ As a youngster coming back from Millwall '73, we pulled into Wapping Station to see painted on a wall, a pair of legs (from the knees down), crossed in the manner of 'irons', jeans cut short with big DM's and the words, West Ham Welcoming Committee scrolled around 'em. Made a lasting impression on an already anxious away fan.
b/ Walking into Moss Side heading for Maine Rd, forearm with a needle sticking out of it drawn on a bridge - written over the top, Heroin, it's what your left arms for. (take on a popular beer commercial at the time). [Post edited 27 May 23:05]
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| Iconic Graffiti on 18:35 - May 27 with 6688 views | terryb |
Back in the '70's (I might have the wrong decade!) at Colcheter train station - "Harwich for the Continent, Frinton for the incontinent"!
Just a slogan that has stayed with me! | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 18:51 - May 27 with 6645 views | hantssi |
North Wembley bridge, “US Hands off Vietnam”, didn’t really understand when I first saw it.
“M Khan is bent” on a bridge over the North Circ, never found out who he was! | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 19:29 - May 27 with 6549 views | JimmyR |
Hackney Wick
I came, I saw, I tried MDMA….
My parents bought a flat | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 19:38 - May 27 with 6513 views | theselector |
Goldhawk Road:
Opinion poll is tory voter | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 19:42 - May 27 with 6473 views | DWQPR |
On the viaduct heading towards J17 on the M25 clockwise ‘GIVE PEAS A CHANCE’. Was there for many many years until that wànkstain Helch destroyed it. Remember at the time there was many a protest that the original graffiti had been graffitied over. | |
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| Iconic Graffiti on 19:48 - May 27 with 6447 views | RamseyR |
Why do you do this everyday
On the M40 Wycombe area...London bound |  | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 20:45 - May 27 with 6351 views | Paddyhoops |
Spotted in Dublin back in the eighties.
Free Birmingham Six. Underneath was written. With every packet of Kellogg’s cornflakes. | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 20:52 - May 27 with 6329 views | colinallcars |
In the 70s we were at home to Spurs one Saturday.. About that time there were various organisations like Rock Against Racism being formed.
I went into the bogs in the Builders in Hammersmith post-match and a Spurs fan had written Spurs Against The Nazis on the wall.
Next day I went in again and someone had written underneath Spurs 2 The Nazis 0. |  | | |
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| Iconic Graffiti on 20:59 - May 27 with 6288 views | kensalriser |
Dr Alimantado Best Dressed Chicken In Town opposite Westbourne Park tube. There for years. Can't find any photos online, sadly. [Post edited 28 May 2:06]
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| Iconic Graffiti on 21:23 - May 27 with 6260 views | Wilkinswatercarrier |
Apparently in Livepool outside a church in the 60s, a big sign saying Jesus Saves, after which was written 'and St John scores from the rebound'. | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 21:38 - May 27 with 6221 views | CateLeBonR |
There used to be writing on a wall on the approach to Hillingdon on the M40 i think. I can’t remember what it said. Also I always used to look out for the Graffiti on the eastbound central line in between East Acton and White City. On the way to the football. |  | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 21:46 - May 27 with 6201 views | dmm |
On 31st October 1977, Freston Road, a squatted street of derelict houses in Notting Dale, West London, declared independence from the United Kingdom.
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| Iconic Graffiti on 22:55 - May 27 with 6088 views | Boston |
| Iconic Graffiti on 18:51 - May 27 by hantssi |
North Wembley bridge, “US Hands off Vietnam”, didn’t really understand when I first saw it.
“M Khan is bent” on a bridge over the North Circ, never found out who he was! |
I grew up with that US / Vietnam paint job visible from our house. | |
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| Iconic Graffiti on 23:00 - May 27 with 6067 views | charmr |
Elvis, Scotty, Bill over a bridge on field end road northoltish between the school and the pub.
Never new, now I do and get it | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 23:04 - May 27 with 6059 views | Boston |
| Iconic Graffiti on 21:23 - May 27 by Wilkinswatercarrier |
Apparently in Livepool outside a church in the 60s, a big sign saying Jesus Saves, after which was written 'and St John scores from the rebound'. |
Reminds me of airline poster on a wall in Liverpool, the year the Mickey Mousers got off to that awful start...
Had an image of a plane with the words 'above us only sky'
Scrawled underneath, 'below us only QPR and Reading'. | |
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| Iconic Graffiti on 23:08 - May 27 with 6032 views | charmr |
Also the classic.
‘Nicholas Parsons is the opiate of the people, on the Northwick Park Roundsbout.
Never knew for ages its origins and meaning. | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 23:18 - May 27 with 6001 views | qpr_1968 |
free namibia.....
underpass at the flyover westway/white city.
late 70's all 80's early 90's. | |
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| Iconic Graffiti on 02:59 - May 28 with 5910 views | FredManRave |
Can't believe this one hasn't been posted yet;
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| Iconic Graffiti on 03:11 - May 28 with 5896 views | FredManRave |
This one has always tickled my fancy;
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| Iconic Graffiti on 05:57 - May 28 with 5815 views | SydneyRs |
| Iconic Graffiti on 18:51 - May 27 by hantssi |
North Wembley bridge, “US Hands off Vietnam”, didn’t really understand when I first saw it.
“M Khan is bent” on a bridge over the North Circ, never found out who he was! |
The M Khan one was featured on The Mary Whitehouse Experience several times, including in those stupid professor name calling sketches "see that M Khan, that's you that is". [Post edited 28 May 9:10]
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| Iconic Graffiti on 07:28 - May 28 with 5754 views | Dorse |
Seen written in small letters on the recently-painted white wall of a working men's club near Mattersey: 'I need a damn shag, now'.
How desperate do you have to be to advertise your sexual availability in a grammatically correct format on the wall of a small WMC? More to the point, was this an offer, a plea for help or simply a statement of fact? In which case were there other examples of the oeuvre stating the desire for toast or the need for a dump scattered around the town? Nearly 30 yrs later and this graffiti still boggles my mind. I mean, did they ever get the shag? And was it down to the graffiti? |  |
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| Iconic Graffiti on 07:46 - May 28 with 5718 views | Red_Ranger |
| Iconic Graffiti on 21:46 - May 27 by dmm |
On 31st October 1977, Freston Road, a squatted street of derelict houses in Notting Dale, West London, declared independence from the United Kingdom.
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| Iconic Graffiti on 08:14 - May 28 with 5664 views | KeithW |
In a pub toilet opposite Baker Street station in 1996 ish I saw "Glasgow Rangers on tour- Gonna be 10 in a row".
Underneath was written "Better sticking to 4-4-2" | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 08:29 - May 28 with 5633 views | Lanhoop |
I worked here just after this was painted.
He sure got that prediction right. | | | |
| Iconic Graffiti on 09:10 - May 28 with 5552 views | SydneyRs |
| Iconic Graffiti on 08:14 - May 28 by KeithW |
In a pub toilet opposite Baker Street station in 1996 ish I saw "Glasgow Rangers on tour- Gonna be 10 in a row".
Underneath was written "Better sticking to 4-4-2" |
In the Royal Oak in Harrow back in the day there was a tit for tat Rangers v Celtic graffiti thing going on in the toilets. Started off with "Glasgow Rangers, the team" to which someone added "of c**ts" and on it went from there. Was quite amusing.
Also seen in a pub, "if you can p1ss this high you should be in the fire brigade". [Post edited 28 May 9:11]
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