grafitti at Nick's

Hmmm....looks like professionals to me.

I did notice that the building seemed to have new windows and some other improvements- has the bulding looked better for awhile and I just didn't notice?

That is actually very clever, but so wrong.

I only took the picture.

Uh-oh, Kitty, they found you out.

I only took the picture.

I figured that... I just thought it was clever...
This little display is possibly even something you didn't know about the psychographic profile of a SoWal subscriber.

Hmmm....looks like professionals to me.

I did notice that the building seemed to have new windows and some other improvements- has the bulding looked better for awhile and I just didn't notice?

I know the county was insistant regarding the new roof. I wonder why the county hasn't inforced a new paint job?

I know the county was insistant regarding the new roof. I wonder why the county hasn't inforced a new paint job?

Cause you can't see it from the street?

I figured that... I just thought it was clever...
This little display is possibly even something you didn't know about the psychographic profile of a SoWal subscriber.

I wouldn't necessarily think a Sowal.commer would have spray painted the Ridas thing if that is what you mean. Or the Sowal 420 on the electrical box next to Stinky's. Sowal is probably becoming ubiquitous as a term.

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Sowal is probably becoming ubiquitous as a term.

I agree, to the point of some even going so far as to cross the "L" and call it "SOWAT"?

Cause you can't see it from the street?

There is more (old) graffiti on the side that is very visible as you drive up the hill - as is the missing letter in their name.

Very unattractive!

Cause you can't see it from the street?

If your coming from grayton westbound your sure can.
Check out the eastern side wall................

I wouldn't necessarily think a Sowal.commer would have spray painted the Ridas thing if that is what you mean. Or the Sowal 420 on the electrical box next to Stinky's. Sowal is probably becoming ubiquitous as a term.

Since I have a SoWal sticker on my car I notice when I hear it or see the term. I always say SoWal in conversation now instead of South Walton or whatever. In the Walton Sun the other week Kris Titus was quoted about a tourism conference they held at Sandestin and she referred to the area as "SoWal". That ought to tell you something. I have seen it in print a lot - places like SoWal High School, The Fire Department and others have SoWal on some of their shirts.

I just find it interesting, especially since there has been no single term that has quite worked - The "Beaches Of South Walton" doesn't.

I detest Graffitti, vandalism in general. But I think this is hysterical.
As for "Beaches of South Walton", tis too long, too uppity, and is quite often reworded as "B*tches of South Walton" -speaking of dogs.....

Yo Yo Wassup Dawg!
Wanna give a shout-outto my homeys-
da SoWal Ridas! WORD!

I don't know about SoWal Ridas, but I prefer SowalRitas! Like Margaritas....
Take a large grouping of SoWalians,
Add Alcohol
Shake it up a bit
And let the good times roll!

Hmmm....looks like professionals to me.

I dunno. Usually the professionals use puffier-looking lettering.

I'm a member of the Flo-Rida gang (a.k.a. Gator fans). But we would have used orange and blue paint.

Yes, I know that that's also the name of a hip-hop group who recorded "Low," among others.