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A weathered, circular black and white sticker is affixed to a grey metal pole. The sticker's design features a central inner circle containing the text 'DACHDECKER DENNIS' and a graphic of crossed roofing tools (likely a roofer's hammer and pick). Surrounding this inner circle, the main part of the sticker shows silhouettes of three beer bottles on the left, and a circular text that reads 'WORAN ICH IMMER DENKE' at the top and 'DACHDECKEN UND GETRÄNKE' at the bottom. The sticker appears to be peeling slightly at the edges.

IMMER DENKE ICH FRAN DACHDECKER DENNIS DAERDECKEN GETRÄNKE FIND deutschland?

17 July
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