If you feel strongly about graffiti on public toilet walls, should you sign a partition?

Question

Update:

@ LB - It's no use standing on the seat, the germs in Ashtabula can jump 10 feet

@ Barky - Those Limbo Dancers would bend over backwards to get in a cubicle.

@ CT - You are sharing a stall with Jack?

@ Jack - And you were hoping for a cartoon show

@ Weasel - Could you recognise the handwriting?

@ LBM - Be careful with that ink!

Update 2:

@ Pronk - A good way to make friends!

@ Adullah - So everybody knows who did it!

@ Vega - You go to upmarket toilets

@ BK - Only when it's vacant, I hope

@ Les - It wasn't a hand???

@ Polly - I hope you don't have cr@ppy writing!

Answer 1

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The graffiti I do is identical to my partition signing.

It's always done in cursive writing

Answer 2

Hear I sit....... BROKEN hearted...... Tried to **** BUTT only FARTED.......😂😂😂😂

Source(s): Keep the GRAFFITI alive!!!...... I need GOOD reading MATERIAL.......😂😂😂😂

Answer 3

I usually write Beware of Limbo Dancers on partitions.

I sign my graphic art with 'Banksy'.

Answer 4

I'm with Jackolantern on this one.

They never paid me either.

Answer 5

Yeah. I never did have me a 'good time' like some of the phone numbers claimed I would. Seems all they really wanted was money in exchange for sex! 

Answer 6

I remember great running battles of commentary  on some bathroom walls in college.  I would often go out of my way, to use  certain restrooms,  just so I could read the next witty exchange. 

and add a few thoughts  myself......strictly as an editor. 

Answer 7

Well yes, RR but I'm not saying what I shall sign it with.

Answer 8

8675-309,RR..🎸🎵

I call phone numbers on the walls,so others can join me in my quest;

To have a GOOD TIME doing it together.😀👍

Answer 9

Even I did that in my own personal toilet.

RR. since I told you then you know and every one here know it.

Answer 10

I found my favorite saying on a restroom wall. "The only constant in life is change"

Pretty cool no?

Answer 11

Yes,I would sign a partition and read both sides of it.