even so, graffiti can make fascinating reading:

it draws attention to itself. it is an expression both of impotence and a kind of power-the power to disfigure. i will attempt to decipher the graffiti and carry on.

lets draw upon our differences for this afternoon-revel in the presence of difference-and raw down upon ourselves vague suspicions, uneasy laughter or become signs of forbidden identity, sources of value and seek to expose the arbitrary nature of our phenomena, to uncove the latent meanings of an everday life which, to all intents and purposes, is 'perfectly natural'. we all have been exposed to the rhetoric of common sense which has turned to a myth, into a mere element.

carry on.