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A rectangular sticker depicting a koala in a straw hat and Hawaiian shirt singing into a studio microphone. The background features warm tones, plants, and a TikTok Live logo, accompanied by Romanian promotional text and social media handles. 7
The central sticker is a rectangular, bright red sticker with bold, white sans-serif text. It has a hashtag symbol followed by the German phrase 'ROTE KARTE FÜR FREIER'. The sticker appears to be applied to a cylindrical pole, possibly a lamppost or signpost, as it is layered over other, older stickers and shows some wear around the edges, suggesting it is outdoors. The overall appearance is that of a protest or political statement sticker. 27
The sticker is a rectangular print with a white border, affixed to a weathered green pole. Its central image is a dark, reddish-orange background filled with a dense, repeating pattern of unsettling faces. These faces resemble skulls or zombies, featuring prominent eye sockets and mouths, and many are marked with small, black inverted crosses on their foreheads. Superimposed over this macabre collage is the text 'TOBI DER O.G.' rendered in a vibrant, slime-green font that appears to be dripping. A small, black and white QR code is visible in the bottom right corner of the sticker. 11
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A sticker featuring a cartoon pigeon wearing a hat, with the word "RESPEKT!" prominently displayed. The text below is in German and translates roughly to: "I'm your little feathered buddy, your grain picker from the Spree River. You and I here - quite peacefully, Berlin City-life, olé!" 11
Round sticker featuring a red stylized bird illustration resembling a rooster or phoenix within a black circular border with the text Dribbdebach Elite written around it. 31
A black square sticker with rainbow-colored text. The text says "Gay by birth, proud by choice". There are also social media handles on the bottom left corner. 12
A black and white sticker with the text "CHIN-GI FOREVER" in bold, uppercase, white letters on a black background. 175
The sticker features the German word "FACH," which translates to "subject" or "field."  It's affixed to a weathered grey pole, suggesting it's been there for some time. The stark black and white text contrasts sharply against the pole's texture. The image is taken at night or in low light conditions. 103
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