Status: Undetermined
What is the meaning of a two-mile line of paint that stretches through central London? No one knows who put it there or why.
The BBC reports:
It begins on the pavement at a bus stop in Euston and only stops for roads, starting again on the pavement on the other side... Camden Council, Transport for London and electricity suppliers say they did not put it there. Theories include it being a drunken prank or street art.
Maybe it's a message from aliens. But seriously, how could someone paint a two-mile line of paint through a major city without anyone noticing who did it?
Comments
It's possible that you could use it without attracting attention; you wouldn't be doing anything particularly odd-looking unless someone looked at you closely. And who looks at other pedestrians closely, in a city?
Also, we don't know that nobody saw them doing it. It's possible that many people saw them painting the line and just aren't saying anything about it.