#germanphrase street stickers

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Street stickers photos tagged #germanphrase across cities in the Slapstickers archive.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a vibrant pink background. On the left, there is a large, roughly drawn black heart. To its right, two black stick figures are depicted, one holding a beer mug and the other a spray can or bottle. White, sans-serif capital letters read "MIT DIR BIN ICH" above the heart and figures, and "GERNE DICHT" below them. At the very bottom right, a small Instagram logo is followed by "@AGRARSTICKER". The sticker shows some minor wear, particularly around its edges, and is affixed to a reflective yellow pole. stockholm 4
Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a pixel art character against a vibrant blue background. The character is a male figure with brown hair, light skin, wearing glasses, a blue jacket, and dark pants/shoes. The art style is distinctly 8-bit or pixelated. A thin white border separates the blue background from the outer edge. Around the top inner edge of the blue circle, the name 'Vinnie' is repeated multiple times. Below the character, there is a phrase in what appears to be German. stockholm 7
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular and vertically aligned on a grey metal pole. It features two main vertical text blocks. On the left, in a more straightforward blocky font, it reads "EINE STADT - EIN VEREIN". On the right, the word "RAGAZZA" is displayed in a stylized, somewhat graffiti-inspired font with ornate details and patterns filling the letters. The background of the sticker appears to be a mix of grey and white with subtle patterns, possibly illustrating the club's crest or symbolic elements. A small circular blue and white sticker with a cartoon character (possibly a sailor or a figure with an anchor tattoo) is partially visible behind the main sticker on the left side, but it is largely obscured. The setting is outdoors, with blurred green foliage and trees in the background under a bright sky. misc 7
Street sticker The central sticker displays a well-preserved parody of Leonardo da Vinci's renowned painting, 'The Last Supper.' The figures are depicted in poses and arrangements similar to the original masterpiece, seated at a long table. However, the scene is given a modern, humorous twist by the German text below, which reads 'Der letzte Stammtisch' (The last regulars' table or the last pub gathering). The artwork maintains a classic painting aesthetic with muted colors, contributing to its artistic feel. Below this main sticker, a smaller white sticker with a blue illustration of a head with a wave pattern is visible, and it features a social media handle. misc 5
Street sticker A prominent white, oval-shaped sticker is attached to a weathered, gray utility pole. The sticker features bold black text at the top, 'Nett hier.' (Nice here.). Below this, it continues with 'Aber kennen Sie schon Dachdecker_Dennis?' (But do you already know Roofer_Dennis?), though parts of this text are slightly obscured. Central to the sticker is a black circular logo with crossed roofer's hammers and the words 'DACHDECKER DENNIS'. Below the logo, an Instagram handle is visible. The sticker exhibits signs of wear, with some peeling edges and dirt, and is partially layered over other older stickers. misc 4
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a stark black and white illustration of three muscular, bare-chested male figures. Each figure wears a distinctive full-face mask, resembling a wrestling or gimp mask, with circular cutouts for eyes and mouths. They are clad only in dark briefs. The central figure is depicted front-facing, while the two figures on either side are slightly angled, all striking a somewhat unusual pose with one leg lifted or bent. Above the figures, bold white sans-serif text on a solid black background reads 'ZUGEZOGENE MASKULIN'. The overall aesthetic is grainy, suggestive of a photocopied or roughly printed image, and is affixed to a textured, cylindrical pole with visible signs of wear and slight peeling. berlin 6
Street sticker A white sticker with black text on it that says "Liebe sich wer kann" which translates to "Love yourself if you can" in German. The sticker is placed on a surface with other stickers. berlin 6
Street sticker A sticker featuring a stylized illustration of a man with a beard wearing a hat, accompanied by the German phrase "Der Sieg ist in uns!" which translates to "Victory is within us!" berlin 3
Street sticker A red sticker with a German phrase on it, pasted on a pole covered in other posters. The phrase promotes kindness and discourages negativity. berlin 14