The title at the moment, 'to all the disers out', is from a bit of graffiti you see on a Melbourne train line between Footscray and South Kensington, on the docks side. It's written in white paint on the top of a warehouse, and there's just that one sentence. I have no idea what it means. Is it some kind of racial slur? There's some of that kind of graffiti on a nearby rail bridge. Or is it saying that we should kick out the racists?
Or maybe it really does mean nothing. Why would someone climb up on a warehouse in an industrial wasteland to scrawl something as meaningless as that in letters each over a foot tall? It's always baffled me.