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Painting Continued...
It was after the Robe arrived that things started to go downhill, starting with the wall graffiti, which would eventually lead to some vulgar terminology painted vertically on the door that I couldn't possibly repeat.

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Images 9 and 10

As you can see it was the robe who was the main source of mindless, but quite amusing artwork. The second two images shows two seperate pictures, one taken 5 seconds after the first in which an extremely strange phenomenom took place. Ryan managed to completely strip the wall of all paint, what is also worth pointing out is that the main wall colour in pictures 8, 9 and 10 is exactly the same, or should be.

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Image 12

Image 11 shows Ryan touching up the line at which the merging took place, clearly you can see which is the darker side and which is the lighter side. You can also see the beginnings of the 'Ozzfest Can Tower', which will be documented by someone .. sometime.

Image 12 however has a darker tone to it, not in colour, but in mood. The Robe who had a.) shown up late, b.) spent most of his energy writing on the walls & c.) worn an old man's jacket with nothing else underneath, made his biggest mistake of the day. Somehow, still unknown to me, he managed to tip over one of the large tins of paint straight onto the carpet, I was out of the room at the time so it was a nice thing to come back to. For the next half an hour we had to soak the carpet with water and then soak up the water and paint together using paper towels, later upgraded to normal towels. Eventually we got it sorted to what you see in the picture, and when it dried out you can't really tell, but the Robe shall forever have this hanging over him, like a black cloud, a black cloud of shame.

The walls were finished by now, and soon after so was the door and the skirting you see in Image 12, with this major overhaul finished, surely it could only get easier from here on in.

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