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Street sticker A circular white sticker with a prominent blue teardrop or stylized leaf symbol at the top. The German words "REISEGRUPPE" (travel group) are written in a curved line above the larger word "ORANGE", both in a black, somewhat informal or handwritten font. Below "ORANGE", the smaller text "~since 2021~" is present. The sticker appears slightly textured or wrinkled, suggesting it might be made of fabric or has been on the surface for some time.
Street sticker The sticker has a striking yellow to orange gradient background. Large, distressed red text dominates the left side, reading 'Scheisse Sauf auf'. On the right, a black outline illustration of a bird, possibly a seagull, is depicted wearing a striped beanie. The bird appears to be vomiting or expelling black liquid and red specks. In the bottom right corner, smaller red text reads '@wir sagen moin'. The overall aesthetic is gritty and cartoonish, combining strong text with a peculiar illustration.
Street sticker The central sticker is a rectangular, bright red sticker with bold, white sans-serif text. It has a hashtag symbol followed by the German phrase 'ROTE KARTE FÜR FREIER'. The sticker appears to be applied to a cylindrical pole, possibly a lamppost or signpost, as it is layered over other, older stickers and shows some wear around the edges, suggesting it is outdoors. The overall appearance is that of a protest or political statement sticker.
Street sticker Sticker expressing love for the Kottbusser Tor neighborhood in Berlin and advocating against rising rents. It features a heart design and contact information for a tenant community.
Street sticker A blue sticker with the text "IT'S GETTING HOT IN HERE!" in large white letters. Below it, in smaller text, is a German phrase: "ABER ICH FINDE, SCHNEE STEHT DEM NORDPOL WESENTLICH BESSER." The sticker also features a logo for Fridays For Future and social media hashtags and website address.
Street sticker A worn-out black sticker with light blue text on a gray pole. The text is in German and asks who stole the Koko Snuss. It also mentions Ende Gelände, an event that took place from August 18th to 24th, 2019, in Rheinisches Industriemuseum.
Street sticker A black sticker with white text on a green pole. The text says: ">Da geht noch was..." which translates to "There's more to come..."
Street sticker This image features a round, yellow sticker with a pink circular sticker layered on top. The pink sticker contains the text 'KATE KATE Bist du heute im ROSI'S?' in black font, followed by 'Roman'. The yellow sticker, partially visible, has fragments of letters and a URL 'WEBSITE:WWW.KATEKATEWRITER.DE/INSTAGRAM: @KATEKATEWRITER' around its edges. The sticker is affixed to a textured, reddish-brown surface.
Street sticker This sticker features the stylized text 'RIFFAVARIA' above a monster-like face with horns that resemble the Bavarian flag pattern. The URL www.riffavaria.de is printed below the design. The sticker is affixed to a pole.
Street sticker The sticker is orange with black text and a black border. It says: "Ein dickes Auto macht bestimmte Körperteile auch nicht länger. Mehr hier: RausAusUnsererStadt.de" which translates to "A big car doesn't make certain body parts longer either. More here: RausAusUnsererStadt.de".
Street sticker A circular, yellow sticker with a red sun-like face at the center. The text 'WEHRPFLICHT? NEIN DANKE!' arcs around the top and bottom of the sticker. Two hands holding weapons are on the top, and a white dove is on the right. A small logo for 'Links Jugend [Solid]' appears on the left.
Street sticker A yellow rectangular sticker with the text "DU KANNST BXB-FAN SEIN, ABER DANN BISTE HALT SCHEIßE." in bold black letters. The sticker is stuck on a metallic surface along with other stickers.
Street sticker A sticker with the text "Alle Menschen sind Ausländer. Fast überall." meaning "All people are foreigners. Almost everywhere.", placed on a red and white background.
Street sticker A rectangular red sticker featuring the German phrase "LIEBE BALLERN" in white capital letters. The sticker is placed on a dark, possibly black, surface alongside other stickers. The sticker has a minimalist design with a bold contrast between the red background and the white text.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a group of joyful people amidst confetti, with the statement "Bewegungsfreiheit ist ein Menschenrecht" (Freedom of movement is a human right) prominently displayed. The text indicates that this right applies beyond just dance floors.
Street sticker Round white sticker with pink text on a red surface. The text says "Komm wir neh'm uns jetzt 'n Zimmer Baby" which translates from German to "Come let's take a room now baby". There is small text at the bottom that says "Kudamm 59 das Musical".
Street sticker A sticker on a pole with a bold text in German that translates to "We are your capital, your farmers." It also features a small graphic of two figures seemingly running or playing. The sticker has a green stripe at the top and bottom.
Street sticker A sticker with the text "Alle Menschen sind wunderbar. Es ist Moral." which translates to "All people are wonderful. It's morals." in German. The sticker is attached to a gray pole.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a stylized illustration of a banana. The text at the bottom appears to say "Deutsche Bananen" which translates from German to "German Bananas". There is additional, unclear text at the top of the sticker.
Street sticker A sticker with the number 040 and the text "Hansestadt Hamburg" on a pole. There are other stickers around it.
Street sticker A worn Planet Blunt sticker on a dark surface. The sticker features the company's logo and website address.
Street sticker A black and white sticker with a illustration of a woman with sunflowers in her hair giving a thumbs up. The text says "Halte mit Liebe dagegen" which translates to "Stand up against with love".
Street sticker A pink sticker with the text "Herr Bert" on a gray metal surface.
Street sticker A black sticker on a metal pole with text in German. The text translates to: "Nice here, but have you ever been to Neupetershain?" A website address is also included.