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* The famous eighties song "867-5309/Jenny" by Music/TommyTutone is based on this trope.
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* The famous eighties song "867-5309/Jenny" "[[JennysNumber 867-5309/Jenny]]" by Music/TommyTutone is based on this trope.
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** Mocked in one episode where Brian goes into a gas station bathroom and sees "I just wrote on the wall. Take that, society!"
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* ''Comicbook/SuburbanGlamour'': Seen on a stall when Dave overhears one of his classmates complaining about failing to drug and seduce Astrid.
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* ''Comicbook/SuburbanGlamour'': ''ComicBook/SuburbanGlamour'': Seen on a stall when Dave overhears one of his classmates complaining about failing to drug and seduce Astrid.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrowingUp'', the high school restrooms have graffiti scrawled all over them; the girl's bathroom has its hand dryer vandalized to look like an elephant.
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'', Hank volunteers at Bobby's school to help the students learn about shop class. He becomes very popular with the students, and everyone decides to take up a project of just cleaning and fixing various things around the school. Hank is appalled after he starts reading "The Bathroom Poet" in one of the Men's Room stalls, he asks if anyone has the power sander, to which Bobby runs in and clears it off.
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'', Hank volunteers at Bobby's school to help the students learn about shop class. He becomes very popular with the students, and everyone decides to take up a project of just cleaning and fixing various things around the school. Hank is appalled after he starts reading "The Bathroom Poet" "Here I Sit, Broken-Hearted" in one of the Men's Boy's Room stalls, he asks if anyone has the power sander, to which Bobby runs in and clears it off.
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* In the ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' episode on Bathrooms, Ned gets Moze to write his name on the "Hottie List" in the girls' toilets. Someone puts a lipstick kiss on the toilet wall next to his name (which is a really gross thing to do) and Ned tries to find out whose lipstick it was. HilarityEnsues.
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* In the ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'' episode on Bathrooms, Ned gets Moze to write his name on the "Hottie List" in the girls' toilets. Someone puts a lipstick kiss on the toilet wall next to his name (which is a really gross thing to do) and Ned tries to find out whose lipstick it was. HilarityEnsues.
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* ''ComicBook/BePrepared'': The [[GoToTheEuphemism "Hollywood"]] (outdoor non-flush toilet) is covered in carvings and writing from previous campers. Many of them are in Russian.
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* Councillor Bundy from ''Series/InForAPenny'' frequently scrawled on the lavatory walls, although Dan would never assume it was his due to his position on the council.
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* The cover art of Nomeansno compilation ''The People's Choice'' features some real-life graffiti in what looks to be a club's bathroom, reading "How fucken old are Nomeansno? Give it up granddads", followed by band member John Wright's signed response of "That's 'great granddad' to you fucker!".
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* The cover art of Nomeansno compilation ''The People's Choice'' features some real-life graffiti in what looks to be a club's bathroom, reading "How fucken [sic] old are Nomeansno? Give it up granddads", followed by band member John Wright's signed response of "That's 'great granddad' to you fucker!".
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* In ''[[Literature/{{Rebus}} Fleshmarket Close]]'', checking out the graffiti in the women's bathroom of Banehall's town pub tells Siobhan that local women are united in their hatred for convicted rapist [[spoiler: and later murder victim]] Donny.
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* The album ''MAD Twists Rock 'n' Roll'' has a song called "Boys' Bathroom Wall" in which the narrator breaks up with his girlfriend after he finds her number written there.
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* The album ''MAD Twists Rock 'n' Roll'' has a song called "Boys' Bathroom Wall" in which the narrator singer breaks up with his girlfriend after he finds her number written there.
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* In ''Literature/TheRobberBride'', history professor Tony Fremont notes the graffiti on the wall of the washroom in the Faculty of History building: ''Herstoy Not History'', ''Hersterectomy Not Hystorectomy'', above which is ''FEMINIST DECONSTRUCTION SUCKS''.
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* In ''Literature/TheRobberBride'', history professor Tony Fremont notes the graffiti on the wall of the washroom in the Faculty of History building: ''Herstoy ''Herstory Not History'', ''Hersterectomy ''Herstorectomy Not Hystorectomy'', above which is ''FEMINIST DECONSTRUCTION SUCKS''.
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* In David Feldman's ''Why Do Clocks Run Clockwise?'' an illustration accompanying the entry on why pay toilets no longer exist in the US depicts several stalls with the outside of the doors covered with graffiti like "Robbery" and "OUT OF CHANGE? CRAWL UNDER!"
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* In David Feldman's ''Why Do Clocks Run Clockwise?'' an illustration a cartoon accompanying the entry on why pay toilets no longer exist in the US depicts several stalls with the outside of the doors covered with graffiti like "Robbery" and "OUT OF CHANGE? CRAWL UNDER!"
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* Jeanette from ''VideoGame/VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'' says [[AnythingThatMoves her name is all over the bathroom stalls]]. If her e-mail inbox is any indication, this isn't far from the truth. Just don't tell that to [[spoiler: Therese, her twin sister/other personality.]]
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* Jeanette from ''VideoGame/VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'' says [[AnythingThatMoves [[ReallyGetsAround her name is all over the bathroom stalls]]. If her e-mail inbox is any indication, this isn't far from the truth. Just don't tell that to [[spoiler: Therese, her twin sister/other personality.]]
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* In "Something's Rotten in Redmund" from ''Series/TheMentalist'', the [=CBI=] are investigating a murder at a high school. Patrick Jane, acting on a suspicion, vandalizes the boys' bathroom with the phrase "SNYDER SUCKS," referring to the school's principal. He is almost immediately called into the principal's office about the graffiti, but asks the principal how he possibly could have known when he made sure that there were no witnesses. The principal insists a student tipped him off, but Jane then flings open the doors of a cupboard, reveling the monitors for the highly illegal hidden cameras that Snyder has for the restrooms.
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-->-- '''Music/GreenDay''', "Jesus of Suburbia"
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Suburbia"]]
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* ''Literature/TheBedAndBreakfastStar'': Elsa writes insulting jokes about her stepfather Mac in the hotel women's bathroom.
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* Featured quite often in ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'', and an ''epic'' one in episode 2 of ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrangeBeforeTheStorm''.
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* Featured quite often in ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'', ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'' features a lot of graffiti throughout the game, reflecting the local student body's gossip and an ''epic'' obsessions. In ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrangeBeforeTheStorm'', the player character Chloe is able to draw graffiti herself. In one in episode 2 of ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrangeBeforeTheStorm''.scene, she covers the entire girl's bathroom with drawings and snide remarks.
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* A marginal example in ''Literature/DeathStar'' has Doctor Uli Divini, who'd been serving ever since the Clone Wars because of an order that meant [[ResignationsNotAccepted he could never quit]], grousing about it. The Imperial Military Stop Loss Order is keeping him and many others there for as long as they want him, or until he's killed.
-->''An alternative translation, scrawled no doubt on a 'fresher wall somewhere by a clever graffitist, had caught on over the last few years: "I'm [[UnusualEuphemism Milking Scragged]]; Life's Over."''
-->''An alternative translation, scrawled no doubt on a 'fresher wall somewhere by a clever graffitist, had caught on over the last few years: "I'm [[UnusualEuphemism Milking Scragged]]; Life's Over."''
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* Marginal example in ''Literature/DeathStar'' has Doctor Uli Divini, who'd been serving ever since the Clone Wars because of an order that meant [[ResignationsNotAccepted he could never quit]], groused about it. The Imperial Military Stop Loss Order kept him and many others there for as long as they wanted him, or until he was killed.
-->''An alternative translation, scrawled no doubt on a 'fresher wall somewhere by a clever graffitist, had caught on over the last few years: "I'm [[UnusualEuphemism Milking Scragged]]; Life's Over."''
-->''An alternative translation, scrawled no doubt on a 'fresher wall somewhere by a clever graffitist, had caught on over the last few years: "I'm [[UnusualEuphemism Milking Scragged]]; Life's Over."''
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** In "Nanny Goats", Peter buys a bunch of pet goats and tells Lois he's finished milking them, only to be told [[ADateWithRosiePalms they're all males]]. As Peter worries about this getting around, the scene [[CutawayGag cuts away]] to a goat in a bathroom stall taking a cellphone picture of graffiti reading "For a good time, call Peter Griffin".
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** In "Nanny Goats", Peter buys a bunch of pet goats and tells Lois he's finished milking them, only to be told [[ADateWithRosiePalms they're all males]].males. As Peter worries about this getting around, the scene [[CutawayGag cuts away]] to a goat in a bathroom stall taking a cellphone picture of graffiti reading "For a good time, call Peter Griffin".
