I wonder if the one-way sign figures into the message somehow.  Also, I’m intrigued by the use of the term “gayness”, rather than any number of much more insulting homophobic slurs.

If you know any homophobes who hang out near 13th and Edmond, ask around, then let me know if there’s a subtext I’m missing out on.  Although this sort of stop sign vandalism is hardly clever, this particular graffito is damned near polite.  I’m imagining someone’s grandmother standing on a kitchen chair, shaking a can of blue paint.

UPDATE — From the comments:

codemenkey says: “there’s only one way left to stop gayness”?

My reply:

But, if there’s only one way left, what’s it supposed to be? I want to go back and add a [CITATION NEEDED] tag.

Even More Updated:

cory says:

After looking at the style closer, I have to agree that his wasn’t the first sign tagged with this message. It isn’t sloppy and the paint isn’t drippy or stuttered, like it is on the underline, meaning the person knew about can control. Plus, from teenage experience I know that writing with a can is different than handwriting. It takes practice to get a legible word out with spray paint.

My Reply:

You need a Daily Show-style ERIWA commentator title. My first thought was Resident Youthful Indiscretion Expert, but I’m reserving that title for myself. Maybe something involving the phrase “Statue of Limitations”? Naw, I’d better hold onto that one as well.