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prodigy91

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got my shit together and re-organized my dresser and ima paint that shit all black, and went to upper playground today to copp some magazines and a muni beanie, tomorrow im gonna grab some montana "94" cans and some krink markers at this new cheap store i found in downtown, if possible imma try to rack as much as possible....

CANT FUCK WITH THIS THO HAHA
 

JAPE

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ive been taking my time lately on paper. and i never use to do that. i want to get some paint and paint somethin its been a while
 

prodigy91

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*update* copped some of those new 94 montana cans, havent tried em out yet, but will check em out later on tonight or tommorrow and a black krink marker....
 

JAPE

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those texpens on the bottom left are my shit.. you pump them up from the bottom.. you pump it to controll how much paint come out.
 
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on a totally unrelated but related subject (posting your graffiti)... revok got arrested.. again. cuz of twitter! again! heres the story for those who dont know:

http://www.thisisbrandx.com/2009/11...ed-during-appearance-at-graffiti-gallery.html



When a noted graffiti artist known as "REVOK" accepted an invitation to appear at an art gallery/graffiti supply store this weekend, being taken away in handcuffs was probably not what he was anticipating:

Jason Williams, 32, who was on probation and goes by the name REVOK, was appearing Sunday as the guest of honor at the 33rd Graffiti Art Store, said Sgt. Augie Pando of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The store was exhibiting Montana spray paint, a brand used by taggers, Pando said.
During a later search of Williams' home, deputies found several hundred paint cans, a police badge and a fire extinguisher, Pando said. They also found a stolen detour sign and digital photos of his graffiti work on his phone.

"He's being treated as a celebrity artist when in fact he's breaking the law," said Steve Whitmore, a sheriff's spokesman.

Looks like the LAPD got their man without resorting to any CSI type moves here--perhaps Google works just as well as DNA testing in certain select cases.

--Richard Metzger