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The sticker, which is circular and affixed to a metal pole, features a person wearing a black balaclava, with only their eyes visible. The individual is holding a glass filled with a dark liquid, possibly red wine, in their left hand. Their nails are long and painted a light, almost translucent, color. A small heart tattoo is visible on their inner wrist. The person is wearing a red top, contrasting with the black balaclava. The image evokes a sense of anonymity and intrigue.
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17 July 2025 8
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