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D Magazine HQ Also Was Tagged

As Liz mentioned this morning, and you have probably heard, vandals tagged "666" on the Legacy of Love monument, as well as Cathedral of Hope and the Dallas Observer and Dallas Morning News buildings. I just noticed that, yes, we were tagged, too. It took a moment, as the location of the tag, on the sidewalk at the intersection of Ross and St. Paul, is very near a lot of other sort of inscrutable spray-paint markings related to the trolley rail construction happening. But there it is. Sorry for the quality of the photo. It was hard to get without being hit by a car, which I traditionally strive to avoid.
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Pretty half-ass job, idiots.
Pretty half-ass job, idiots.
As Liz mentioned this morning, and you have probably heard, vandals tagged “666” on the Legacy of Love monument, as well as Cathedral of Hope and the Dallas Observer and Dallas Morning News buildings. I just noticed that, yes, we were tagged, too. It took a moment, as the location of the tag, on the sidewalk at the intersection of Ross and St. Paul, is very near a lot of other sort of inscrutable spray-paint markings related to the trolley rail construction happening. But there it is. Sorry for the quality of the photo. It was hard to get without being hit by a car, which I traditionally strive to avoid.

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