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The sticker is white and circular with all text and decorative elements in red. At the top, in smaller text, it reads "immaturus". Below this, the dominant text in a distressed, bold font says "DISNEY KILLER". Further down, in smaller text, it states "spilles i storelogen 30 april", suggesting an event or performance. The sticker has ornate decorative borders above and below the main text. It is placed on a heavily textured, peeling grey pole with visible signs of age and wear.
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immaturus DISNEY KILLER spilles i storelogen 30 april

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19 July 2025 13
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