Well, it could have been for any part of his fine body of work:
Wow, all the movies in which he’s played… himself.
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Because he is… famous?
It’s not the walk of talent, as you pointed out.
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LOLOLOLOL
Sabrina: The Teenaged Witch: Daniel Ray McLeech (1998, one episode)
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[quote=“nimelennar, post:18, topic:80494”]I seriously doubt they’re going to extradite someone over a case of graffiti.
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Here’s hoping he gets a Beautification Of The City appreciation award and a grant from the NEA.
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I’m not normally a graffiti fan, but in this case, I nominate the artist for their own star. And I’ll chip in the first $1000.
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John Miller, no doubt.
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Funnily enough (?), I am. Or to put that another way maybe; given the choice between advertising and graffitti, I’ll take graffitti.
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I certainly agree with you on this.
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I bet the movies/shows where he’s not playing himself but instead thinly-veiled-versions-of-himself are something to see, as I suspect they’re all taking the piss out of him. (Also, I have to wonder what his role was in 1989’s “Ghosts Can’t Do It.”)
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I like it as an image, but I don’t necessarily agree with it becaus now some guy who barely makes a living wage has to work in the hot weather removing that. There has to be a better way…
I agree, though that makes me think: isn’t graffiti advertising of a sort? (There’s a PhD paper in there somewhere…)
I’d like to think that anyone in that position would refuse.
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Thirty these days.
Because the person has to promise to show up and attend the unveiling ceremony.
Hitler’s a little busy at the moment.
I feel bad for the $11/hour shlub who will now be ordered to spend his time cleaning and polishing the Cheeto Weasel’s star.
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I hope someone is going to be paid their usual wage to spend the good part of a day phlegmatically attempting various methods to “clean” the star, only to come to the determination, along with a supervisor, that the spray paint is impossible to remove. Oh, well!
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I’ve actually been very surprised at how well modern graffiti removal techniques work, actually. Something like this, a brass plaque that is mostly flat, this’ll be gone in an hour.
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Shhhhhhh!!
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Yeah, to a point I think you’re right. But graffitti isn’t trying to sell you anything.
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