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How long have both of you been writing?
Fart- We both have been writing since early 2002, didn’t really take it super serious until 2004 I wanna say.

Barf- Since I learned how to hold a Crayola.

What type of train cars do you prefer to paint?
F- We come from an area that is hard to paint trains.  I myself am not biased; if I walk into a yard I will paint the first open panel. Don’t really care what is there!

B- If shes sexy I’m gonna bang it.

Besides trains, what other surfaces do you like to paint?
F- I do graffiti! Again I’m not biased as to what I put my name on. Scribes, stickers, tags, walls, freights, riverbeds, not so much pieces but you get the hint.

B- My blackbook and your blackbook and her blackbook and maybe his blackbook. I like long walks on the beach and painting hella blackbook pages. Blackbooks forsure. Blackbooks final answer.

What graffiti writers influence your style?
F- Who said I had any style? I’d like to know their name. But really things that always stuck out to me were dudes that did things different than everyone else.

B- I have no style, but skateboard graphics and beer labels have played a role in my upbringing. Album art and cereal boxes too.


How do you feel about beef, does it have its place in graffiti?

F- I’m old so I could care less about beef now days unless its for dinner then in that case I’ll take a grass fed bacon wrapped filet mignon.

B- No crying. Just fighting.

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