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A sticker featuring an image of a person being hanged with the text 'CONSUMING ME TO DEATH!' and a website address. The style is simple, with a distressed look. The sticker is attached to a metal pole on a city street.

ARE CONSUMING ME TO DEATH! SWEDISHTALES.COM

23 December 2020 6
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