Graffiti comes in all shapes and sizes.
Some is optimistic:

Some is political:

Some merely inexplicable:

Nature leaves her own graffiti:

"We don't want our children viewing any of this trash!":

This is a rather detailed painting on a brick outside the Physics Building:

The text reads: "If you were a candy bar, you would be a Mars-Bar, because U would be out of this world!"
...and...
"Is your refridgerator [sic] running?"
Interesting sentiments.
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