Do you like the idea of having a place where anyone can paint on a public wall?

Asked by KTVZ

745 Votes

Do you like the idea of having a place where anyone can paint on a public wall?

35%

Yes, that's a good idea! Yes, that's a good idea!

65%

No, it's not art. No, it's not art.

35%

Yes, that's a good idea!

I think that's a good idea because graffiti can be art. I believe this idea will cut down on tagging everywhere else.

I think that's a good idea because graffiti can be art. I believe this idea will cut down on tagging everywhere else. Show Less

2 Comments

Lynn Huntley

As long as it is in good taste. And the interviewee stated it would be monitored.

Jeff Sanders

One centralized area is better than all over town.

65%

No, it's not art.

I don't think this art. We should have beautiful paintings on that wall not street art.

I don't think this art. We should have beautiful paintings on that wall not street art. Show Less

4 Comments

Valerie Nichols

It seems odd, they painted over the cool murals because of grafiti and now they want grafiti? Who is monitoring for inappropriate images?

Kimmy Wasatch

No, what is art is not art to all. Too much leeway for slogans, etc

Asked by KTVZ

94 Votes

Do you still use studded tires?

36%

Yes Yes

64%

No No

36%

Yes

2 Comments

Latterdaysaint

Simply put, studded tires can damage roads by causing friction. Subsequently, this creates ruts in the surface of the road, thus increasing the chance of water and ice build-up. Furthermore, studded tires can create a smoother surface, which can lead to slippery conditions when snow or rain begins

Steven Daniels

Do you think cutting and pasting makes you look like something other than an imbecile?

64%

No

3 Comments

damon

winter tire performance has improved greatly on packed snow and mixed road crust. conditions where studs may be more useful (glassy sheets of ice) are rare, and they often underperform in many more common conditions. the noise, wear and tear, annual deadlines and poor performance, that’s a no for me

Latterdaysaint

Steven Daniels

Furthermore, guess who's never had an original thought.

Is Bend's new camping code making a difference?

Asked by KTVZ

467 Votes

Is Bend's new camping code making a difference?

7%

Yes Yes

93%

No No

7%

Yes

2 Comments

Jake M

This isn't news. Nothing about this network resembles "news." You pander to the braindead inbred locals who are clearly now a miserable hateful minority ... at least in Bend anyway.