As yo all know the world is full of
                beautiful people. Kim Appleby, Julia Roberts and Kim Appleby just to name a few. Nice
                girls come from all over the world, and now when the summer has arrived they seem to be
                everywhere.  
                 
                I have seen alot of sexy girls, but why have I never seen any sexy boys? I have
                never ever seen a man and said: "Oh, my god what a sexy bloke, I think I get a
                hard-on!" I have never seen a nice guy, until I met Mr.Zagreb himself. What a body,
                what a soul, what a haircut, rock n' roll! 
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            The person we are going to meet today is more than a sexbomb. In fact, he is
            officially known as Mr Zagreb, although he kindly asked me not to tell the Endstation
            readers who he is. I said yes, but as you know reporters working for magazines do
            everything to reveal the truth. So give it up for the graffiti writer himself... Mr
            Zagreb! 
            
              
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                "Hi, I would like to talk about my
                country: Croatia, where writers do graffiti on trains. The main target is a short local
                city line connecting the eastern and western suburbs of Zagreb. Every single train has
                been hit by now! Some cars are covered end-to-end on both sides. There are not too many
                wholecars done, because Zagreb has only one yard with local trains. There are no
                underground or high speed trains here, but writers do alot of intercities." 
                 
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            Ok, that's the available targets: Trains! But why do writers
            in Croatia choose trains at all? 
             
            "I think it's for the same reasons as anywhere else in the world. Everyone has a
            mission, and everyone who has painted a train - even if just once - knows the difference
            between doing legal spots and trains." 
            
              
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            As the Endstation reporters have no personal experiences at
            all from graffiti on trains, we cannot agree on that point. 
             
            Croatia seems to be just like Croatia, which seems to be like any other European
            country. Mr. Croatia tells us as it is: 
             
            "Most visitors are surprised at how everything is more or less the same as any other
            European country, except that there are many beautiful trains and the women in the yard
            are not that hard to hit." [OK, I mixed up the two tagets there...
            /Endstation(m)] 
            
              
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            Zagreb is the capital of Croatian graffiti. Mr.Zagreb hopes
            to see more people getting interested in his country. "We have been around for a few
            years, and we finally have something to show you. Graffiti is quite a growing movement in
            Croatia. More trains get done and more trains run, which is a very important thing for the
            future of graffiti", Mr.Zagreb says. 
             
            During the interview I was more than excited by his muscular body, but I had to ask him
            about the girls. Mr.Croatia, what about the girls and graffiti? 
             
            -I don't know, Mr.Zagreb answered quietly. I am sad that there are so few girls involved.
            Girls are important everywhere, in graff as well. Without the girls we would disappear.
            That is a natural rule. 
            
              
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            Those of you who have got interested in the Croatian scene
            better check out the graffiti magazine "ZGBKaos". As a coinsidence, Mr.Zagreb
            happens to be a journalist and photographer working with this very "ZGBKaos"
            paperback magazine. He says the mag is "representing the Croatian graff scenes"
            but also worldwide scenes. So, Mr.Zagreb, how can we get our hands on any of your latest
            issues?  
             
            "You should be able to get it from "Tower Records" stores in the states,
            Canada, Mexico and Japan and in Europe from local hip hop shops. Or just get it from
            "From here to fame" distribution located in Cologne." 
            
              
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            In this issue Mr.Zagreb has represented a country you have
            heard from before in Endstation Magazine issue number #11, when our reporter Lunar told us
            his story of Croatia. This is the end of Endstation Magazine issue number #24 and
            Endstation will soon report from an area near you. Please recommend this Magazine to a
            friend!  |