Volksentscheid berlin autofrei | Street sticker in Berlin

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Volksentscheid berlin autofrei

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23 December 2021 24

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A red rectangular sticker with white text on it, attached to a surface with other graffiti and stickers. The text on the sticker is in German.

This sticker shows a cartoon drawing featuring a red armchair and a nervous, sweating character with a Hertha BSC flag. It contains the text "Hier kommt Hertha, scheißt euch in die Hosen", which roughly translates to "Here comes Hertha, shit your pants".

A white square sticker with red ink. It features a chef using a modified Gameboy to play chiptune music, positioned between two speakers. Text includes "STRÄÄNGER BITS" around the top, "BERLIN" at the bottom, and a Telegram link. The QR code on the gameboy screen leads to a URL related to chiptune music or the artist.

Black and gold sticker with a motivational quote in German. The text translates to "Don't fry your life. Fry your dream." It's signed with a stylized signature, possibly the artist's name.

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Round sticker with the text "MUES/MUE" written vertically. The sticker is light purple and the text is white. The sticker appears to be placed on a wall outside.

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Sticker on a pole advertising www.bis-danni-ferrero.de, featuring an image of a high-speed train. The text on the sticker says "Die längste Praline auf" which translates to "The longest chocolate bar on".

Pink and black sticker with the text 'Hey Na!' and the website www.heyNa.berlin. The sticker is placed on a grey pole.

A square sticker featuring a stylized illustration of a girl wearing a hat, rendered in shades of teal and white. The image has a slightly textured or grainy appearance. The sticker is affixed to a gray pole.

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