July 15, 2016
Beginning in 2010, I documented strange graffiti that was written across Brooklyn. Someone was spray painting “NEVER WIPE” or sometimes “I NEVER WIPE” on poles, walls, and construction sites. Even after it was covered over, it came back in 2015 as “NEVER WIPE 5.0.
You can read the original 2010 post and the 2015 update for larger pictures and some background.
I was driving past the site of the 5.0 graffiti last week. I had been covered over again by more graffiti for some time but the city replaced the old concrete barricades with brand new, clean barricades. But they didn’t stay clean for long.
I don’t know who’s behind it, but Never Wipe was the first one to inaugurate the wall. I think it’s interesting that it’s still 5.0 and not 6 or 7.0 by this time. It’s hard to tell though, but if you zoom in there may be a subscript 1. This may be NEVER WIPE 5.01.
I haven’t seen it anywhere else, and I’ve been looking. If I find it anywhere else, I’ll post it here. If you see it anywhere, send in a picture and I’ll send you an official Mr. Blog’s Tepid Ride pen. I only have a few left!
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I’d love to know the reason for the long absences between outbreaks on non-wipage!
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Brooklyn is big and there are a ton of places I don’t get too, but this guy seems to operate in the same general area I travel in. However, this is the only place where I continue to see the tags.
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If you ever meet this crusader, don’t shake their hand.
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Good advice!
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Actually, it would probably be pretty safe to shake his hand–just don’t let him sit in your car!
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