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A black and white sticker with the word "OTYDLIG" in a bold, sans-serif font. The sticker is affixed to a speckled grey pole. 33
This sticker is placed on a black pipe and features the text 'OTYDLIG' in large, bold, black letters on a white background. Above the text, there's a combination of numbers and a graphic resembling a pixelated face or logo. The sticker has a border reminiscent of a classic license plate design. 48
A black and white sticker with the word "OTYDLIG" written in white capital letters on a black background. The sticker is affixed to a light-grey pole. The sticker is slightly dirty or worn. 60
The sticker is a small, rectangular piece of white paper or vinyl, adhered to a textured, grey metal pole. The text is printed in black, sans-serif font, centered on the sticker. The sticker itself is slightly off-white due to lighting or age, and shows minor imperfections like slight creasing or uneven adhesion, particularly visible along its edges. The pole is scratched and worn, providing a stark contrast to the clean white of the sticker. 29
A rectangular sticker featuring a stark black background with prominent white (or very light grey) text. The top line displays the word 'OTYDLIG' in a bold, sans-serif, slightly rounded block font. Below it, the numbers '101.38' are presented in a similar, though somewhat more condensed, bold typeface. The sticker is applied to a dark, textured pole and exhibits signs of wear, including dirt accumulation and slight peeling along its upper edges. 26
The sticker features the text 'OYEEH.' repeated four times in white letters against a black background. A small skull is next to each repetition of the text. The sticker is on a pole. 24
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A square sticker placed on a worn, cylindrical metal pole. The sticker features a vibrant green background framed by a thin white border. In the center is a high-contrast black-and-white stencil-style illustration of a young boy with dark hair, gesturing with his hand to raise his middle finger while looking straight ahead with an expressive face. 0
A rectangular black sticker adhered to a metal pole, featuring a white, stylized map of the Stockholm metro system. The map displays various lines and station names in white text against the black background. Prominently displayed in the upper right corner is the text 'DISTRIKT 08' in a bold, sans-serif white font. The same text, 'DISTRIKT 08', is repeated in the lower left corner, inverted and slightly obscured by wear. Above a small QR code in the bottom right, the word 'STOCKHOLM' is visible. The sticker shows minor signs of wear and tear, including slight peeling and scuffs. 25
The sticker features a cartoonish, somewhat disheveled character with large, tired eyes and messy dark hair, holding their hands over their ears as if to block out noise. They are seated, looking down at an open book. On the right page of the book, a chemical structure (resembling a benzene ring with an attached nitrogen group) is drawn. Surrounding the character's head are multiple old-style television screens, each displaying a distinct QR code. The overall color scheme is predominantly black and white, with a vibrant red outline around the entire sticker and red accents on the text at the top. The text 'LITTLE TEEVEE' is prominently displayed above the character and screens. 17
A rectangular sticker with slightly rounded corners, featuring a bright yellow background. The text 'SORG CITY' is printed vertically in a bold, sans-serif blue font, reading from bottom to top. The sticker is adhered to a textured, grey metal pole, which shows signs of wear and remnants of other old stickers. The overall appearance is clean and striking against the muted background of the pole. 22
A rectangular off-white sticker affixed to a grey metal pillar. It features a blue-toned photograph of Swedish author and artist Stig 'Slas' Claesson wearing a flat cap and jacket with a cigarette in his mouth, standing with hands on his hips. Next to him, bold blue text in Swedish quotes his sentiment against Djurgården ('Dom blårandiga! Dra åt helvete.') followed by his name and the year '1962'. 0
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