Sunday, June 1, 2014
New Subversive Graffiti Stickers Popping Up
Posted By Grant Scott-Goforth @GScottGoforth on Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 12:47 PM
Remember those "Eureka Stinks" stickers and T-shirts? (This shirt collector has one featured on his Tumblr.)
Well, without that pulp mill smokestack to befoul the city's air, there's less motivation for malodorous maligning of the city. Perhaps, with election season sharpening every flaw in the city's facade, a message like this — reserved, but embracing — truly is radical.
Go, Eureka.
Well, without that pulp mill smokestack to befoul the city's air, there's less motivation for malodorous maligning of the city. Perhaps, with election season sharpening every flaw in the city's facade, a message like this — reserved, but embracing — truly is radical.
Go, Eureka.
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Grant Scott-Goforth was an assistant editor and staff writer for The Journal from 2013 to 2017.
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