AgentOrange
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Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 11, 2002, 09:51
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Cycled through some excellent graffitti yesterday. The 'BUS STOP' road markings had been modified to 'BUSH STOP WAR'. Marvelous. Anyone else seen anything like this?
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AHAB
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Re: Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 17, 2002, 00:05
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whata great one, i have a feeling that will catch on, think i might have go.
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ron
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Re: Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 17, 2002, 05:27
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lizzy izzy wizzy ................x
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morfe
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Re: Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 17, 2002, 12:00
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http://www.subvertise.org/
This one's particularly galling ;-) ......
http://www.subvertise.org/details.php?code=361
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FourWinds
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Re: Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 17, 2002, 13:52
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Great site! Thanks morfe.
Love this one:
http://www.subvertise.org/details.php?code=414
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AgentOrange
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Re: Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 27, 2002, 15:51
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Ah, I should've guessed - go get them. From one who has not the nerve...!
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AgentOrange
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Re: Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 27, 2002, 16:01
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My fav
http://www.subvertise.org/details.php?code=510
I want a pack!
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Trouble Fish
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Re: Graffitti-ists get political shock
Mar 27, 2002, 19:06
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There was a brilliant spoof Microsoft web page which relied on being able to redirect from Microsoft's site to any other URL.
Sorry, that doesn't explain it very well, but it means that you could enter in a URL beginning with www.microsoft.com/blah blah blah/ and ending with a special redirect code and the desired URL. It makes it look like you are on the MS site, but although the page layout was in standard MS style, the content was very anti-MS.
Very convincing, very funny, and it was around for ages.
Ha ha ha Bill!
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