I would love to watch an animated movie for kids where the main characters snores Coke up the nose. Happy Time for everyone. I know couple of the Random Good Stuff readers are into Street Art and thought I should share couple of pictures I took on a Buenos Aires Graffiti Tour. I know it’s pretty lame!!! At first we were super nervous that it might sucks but at the end we had great 3 hours walking around, finding places we would have never without the the tour and we met some great people. Below is a link to the whole set of images. CLICK IT!

Link: Buenos Aires Graffiti Tour

Not too sneaky when you are out at night spraying a train or something.

Glow graffiti cans are filled with glow-in-the-dark paint and come with a bright LED light near the nozzle, which charges the paint. Powered with UV light you can write, stencil and draw rude pictures to create your very own glowing light show.

More info: Glow in the Dark Graffiti Spray

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Chalk Mug

Sick of Post-Its? Well, the makers of this ingenious coffee mug decided to glaze it with a chalk board surface allowing for easy-wipe messaging.

The mugs are available with four colour tops – which vary amongst yellow, blue, red or green. They also come with 3 sticks of chalk, so no need to ask your little niece to rip some off from school while the teacher’s back is turned. Great for morning love notes to your sweetie, reminding your assistant how you take your morning coffee or for leaving that dreaded message to your boss… "I need a raise!"

More info: Chalk Mug

Graffitea Mug

You can’t move 6 feet in the city without finding a wall completely covered in some wannabe urban artist’s tag. Some of them are quite amazing to look at but, disappointingly, a lot of them these days just seem to be scribbled along with no regard to form or composition . . . or maybe we’re missing the point. T

here’s nothing we’d like more than to get the chance to have a go ourselves, but knowing our luck as soon as the spray can came out of the suit jacket we’d be surrounded by Police faster than you could say Banksy. Practice your tag in the comfort of your own home, without having to extensively decorate afterwards, and use the Graffitea Mug to flex your creative muscle.

You can spend as long as you like getting it just right using the three marker pens, then bang it in the oven, bake it dry and enjoy your little piece of street art while you sip your tea. It’s propa dope for a mug.

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Crossword Mug

Normally it would be considered rather optimistic to begin a crossword with a marker pen, but here it seems rather necessary, unless you like the fingers-down-a-blackboard sensation of writing on china with a pencil (even thinking about it makes us uncomfortable).

Luckily the marker can be very easily wiped off, meaning you don’t have to fork out for a new mug every time you make a mistake. The clues on the back of the mug are challenging but if you don’t want to conform to our autocratic system of crossword puzzling you don’t have to – the blank crossword can be filled in with whatever tickles your fancy, be it covert communication across the desk with your colleagues or just whatever it is that happens to be floating through your brain at that moment.

For someone whose perfect day starts with a mug of tea and the morning crossword we can think of no better mug.

More info: Crossword Mug

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