Typophile

Legal Graffiti

Michael Duggan

for those of you who might want to be like Edward, or the other kid...

http://www.thinkofthe.com/product.php?name=walls-notebook

might have been posted before.

Hilarious!

I knew the cartoon had been posted before, but I was really linking to the Walls Sketchbook site :)

http://www.thinkofthe.com/product.php?name=walls-notebook

Walls Note­book is a note­book/sketch­book with 80 "clean" New York City walls as your blank slate. Write, draw, paste, or doo­dle on these in­spi­ra­tional back­drops. You'll be one step clos­er to being the graf­fi­ti artist you've al­ways want­ed to be … minus the jail time.

Also hilarious...and cool.

Wonderful :)

That is too funny. I think that the new way of writing these days is really going over the top. There are kids who actually are beginning to speak the way they writer. Very annoying.

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I like the way the yoots spk! But, being from London i revel in how many dialects fit inside a few postcodes. You can pretty accurately guess where someone is from...within a compass direction at least. Apparently back in the day you can get it down to the street.

I read a book recently by Stephen Pinker who was talking about a report from america, and the black american english dialect that evolved there. and despite reputation or perception it's a full dialect, with strict grammatical rules, syntax and emphasis. So maybe the kids ain't so wrong....

damn funny cartoon too.

The yin and the yang of language. Both freakin' wonderful.

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