What are Fundegetha and Wonemongus?

[ScienceFair]

I have seen this crude, cryptic graffiti scrawled all over town for years. I always assumed it would end up meaning something, but it seems that maybe it's just weird gibberish.

Does anyone know more about this?

https://instagram.com/p/yxGyClPYUD/

[jcole]

I have seen this crude, cryptic graffiti scrawled all over town for years. I always assumed it would end up meaning something, but it seems that maybe it's just weird gibberish.

Does anyone know more about this?

https://instagram.com/p/yxGyClPYUD/

That would appear to be "Fun together".
The other looks like "One among us"?

[Gannon]

That would appear to be "Fun together".
The other looks like "One among us"?

I'm guessing that Jesus returned, had a party with the undesirables of society, and raptured 'em. The rest of us missed it.

[Honky Tonk]

If you put them both together, it's "The fungus, among us".

[gvidas]

The main thread connecting the two words is that they're spelled with a schwa: ə, pronounced 'uh.'

Heavily abridged underlying premise: the ə sound [["uh") is a deeply human way of bridging a gap between separate thoughts. By creating new words out of previously separate thoughts, we're increasing the diversity and nuance of our language. This happens all the time: 'bromance' and 'sexting' were added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2012. Embracing the ə as linguistic glue is a way to accelerate and democratize the process.

[ScienceFair]

Thanks for the feedback, that's the sort of philosophy I had ascertained from it, however I fail to understand why it's written in marker all over town on both vacant and occupied buildings. It seems to straddle the line between thought-provoking street art and crazy, tinfoil hat-wearing gibberish.