Graffiti: Humor, History, and Humanity

This chapter explores the quirky world of scatological graffiti and its historical roots, particularly through the analysis of a notable American folklorist. It highlights gender differences in restroom graffiti, shedding light on the social dynamics at play, and discusses the intersection of language, culture, and public spaces, including fascinating historical references to secretive practices like glory holes. The conversation maintains a comedic tone as it uncovers the societal implications and eccentricities surrounding these often-overlooked expressions of humanity.