Just about perfect…
Following last week’s sad news that Roger Lloyd Pack, the man best known as Trigger from Only Fools And Horses, had passed away from pancreatic cancer, it lead to an outpouring of love for Trigger’s most famous scenes, lines and moments in the show, of which there were many.
His death appeared on most front pages on Friday, with The Sun putting together one of the best tributes to the actor, and now one graffiti artist and Only Fools And Horses fan in England has paid tribute in their own very special way; by tagging an entire train carriage with the character’s name and the phrase ‘Rest In Peace’ written in the style show’s iconic font.
The carriage was spotted as it rolled into Tonbridge Station in Kent and, although here at JOE we of course wouldn’t condone graffiti on public property, you have to admit that this is beautifully done.
A tribute to Trigger seen at Tonbridge station. The word “Trigger” has been spray-painted across an entire carriage! pic.twitter.com/Mk283jXvDW
— Denzil Tulser (@Denzil_ofah) January 20, 2014
According to This Is Kent, Southern’s (the company who own the train) head of revenue protection and security, Stella Morris said: “Whilst the sentiment may be welcomed by some, this is criminal damage which is being investigated by British Transport Police.”
Booooooo hiss.
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