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New Butter And Salmon Piece in Fishtown Pleads with Drivers to Slow Down

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A new sockpuppet piece by Butter And Salmon at Norris street and Trenton avenue pleads with drivers in Fishtown to slow down.

Seriously though, as someone who walks a lot in Philly, it seems like way too many drivers are lead footed. Way too many drivers speed-roll into crosswalks and just stop there for a red light/stop sign. Don’t forget, you’re driving a lethal weapon, y’all, slow down a bit and respect crosswalks and pedestrians!

See previous works by Butter And Salmon here!

2 responses to “New Butter And Salmon Piece in Fishtown Pleads with Drivers to Slow Down”

  1. Exhibiting Philly Street Art Photos at PHL International Airport | Streets Dept

    […] Bruno Guerreiro, Lily Yeh with The Village of Arts and Humanities and Jim (Big Man) Maxton, NDA, Butter And Salmon, Ryan Strand Greenberg, Septic, Michelle Angela Ortiz for Signs of Solidarity, Ephemeroh, LJanet, […]

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  2. John Eight Thirty-Two

    “Drive slow, homie” is a Kanye West lyric from Late Registration. (You may already know that; I’m poorly-enough informed about hip hop to be surprised to recognize the reference.)

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