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Reichart · 05-07-2003, 01:03 PM

In New York during the early 80’s people tried to glorify this as a new art form.

There is no question that some of the kids that paint on walls have amazing talent, it does not excuse the defacement of buildings and trains, and cars.

I saw a movie recently in Maui about Crop Circles. Most of the people I saw the movie with a) thought they were real, which is a shame, and b) thought they were beautiful.

When I mentioned that this was truly horrible, that these people making these circles were causing thousands of dollars of damage, and upsetting farming schedules, I was basically verbally attacked.

It is a shame people don’t have a) a grip on reality, b) can see the big picture.

We work very hard to do what we do. Changing the skins is the easy part. This is like building a room full of dominos, and someone else wants to push the first one.

05-07-2003, 01:03 PM	#1
Reichart CTO Prolific Publishing Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Maui Posts: 423	This is digital graffiti. In New York during the early 80’s people tried to glorify this as a new art form. There is no question that some of the kids that paint on walls have amazing talent, it does not excuse the defacement of buildings and trains, and cars. I saw a movie recently in Maui about Crop Circles. Most of the people I saw the movie with a) thought they were real, which is a shame, and b) thought they were beautiful. When I mentioned that this was truly horrible, that these people making these circles were causing thousands of dollars of damage, and upsetting farming schedules, I was basically verbally attacked. It is a shame people don’t have a) a grip on reality, b) can see the big picture. We work very hard to do what we do. Changing the skins is the easy part. This is like building a room full of dominos, and someone else wants to push the first one. *Reichart...* , CTO, Prolific Publishing, Inc. Come visit us Prolific Publishing, Inc.