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Dec 30, 2015 at 22:32	comment	added	J.R.		+1 This term is used outside the graffiti culture as well, although more conventional painters usually avoid these drips, and regard them as a sign that the paint was applied too heavily. I remember a commercial from a long time ago where the Hall of Fame baseball catcher Johnny Bench did an ad for a brand of spray paint, touting its ability to spray on evenly. The clever tagline was, "No runs, no drips, no errors," which of course was a pun of sorts derived from, "No runs, no hits, no errors," a phrase commonly used by television announcers at the end of a half inning of baseball.
Dec 30, 2015 at 14:34	history	answered	DyingIsFun	CC BY-SA 3.0