Berlin
The sticker is black with white text and has the phrase "FUCK YOU IF YOU CAN!". Below the phrase, it includes the URL "www.SCHALL-LA-PLATTA.DE".

FUCK YOU IF YOU CAN! www.SCHALL-LA-PLATTA.DE https://facebook.com/VULINCHEN https://instagram.com/VULINCHEN

01 April 2025 9
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