These street writing examples are from Turkey. I will try to translate them in English. They have hope, joy, humor, and sometimes deep interactions. It’s not just about the writer who wrote the grafiti. They do have the feature of establishing a close connection among the people who read it on the wall. Maybe some of them will make you feel or think the some connections, my Earthling friends; who knows. 😉
At this war against the tea bags, I am at the teapot’s side.If I was the fish, the ferry would have hit meI’d like to use bad language, but the paint spray is about to run out. I’ve bought the paint spray, mot*er f*ckers!It would have been good, if we had read the script once before we were bornAll lazy people, let’s unite, sometimehey policeman, the body search is in vain, all is in my head.The aliens are real    why you didn’t love me…                                                                                                  (the plate’s writing on the abandoned building at the background: Community Mental Health Center)Maybe someday we can share the same house and we would say together “oh sh*t!” to the electric bill of the same house.There are two deficiencies in the Turkish education system 1-Education 2-SystemWhile the sea is not rough, all you are becoming sea captain.Life is short, give vodka to the butterflies.Where are you Spartacus 😦