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Street sticker A sticker depicting three figures in different stages of life, from a child to an elderly man. The style is reminiscent of classic comic strips. The figures are walking and dressed in green and brown clothes. 4
Street sticker A sticker with the text "KEBAP YOUR LIFE" in black on a white background, affixed to a teal-colored vehicle. The sticker has a simple, bold design. 20
Street sticker Black and gold sticker with an illustration of a building and the text "Stockholm - LIFE - Subscribe". There is a Youtube subscribe button. 3
Street sticker A worn sticker with a biblical quote from John 14:6. The sticker is affixed to a dark gray, speckled surface, possibly asphalt or concrete. 4
Street sticker A black and white sticker with the text "Ich liebe dein Leben" (I love your life) in German. There is a small pink mask symbol at the bottom. 16
Street sticker A black and white sticker with the text "KEBAB YOUR LIFE" pasted on a dark pole. The sticker is slightly wrinkled. 4
Street sticker Four identical stickers are affixed to a yellow wall. Each sticker has black background with white text that reads 'ICH LIEBE DEIN LEBEN', which translates from German to 'I love your life' in English. Each sticker also contains a small pink face mask graphic at the bottom. The stickers are slightly worn, suggesting they have been exposed to the elements. 15
Street sticker A white sticker with red text and a simple illustration of a person on a log in a river. The text on the sticker says, "Subculture is like water, it always finds its way." At the bottom it says, "Ulpi and the flow of life". The illustration is a simple drawing of a waterway with reeds on either side, and a figure floating on a log. 5
Street sticker Black and white sticker with a green heart. The text says: "Ich chille mein Leben" which translates from German to: "I chill my life". 8
Street sticker A black sticker with white handwritten text in Swedish. The text seems to be a philosophical or religious statement questioning life, death, and faith. It poses questions about the strength to live and the courage to die without religious belief, suggesting that one might take risks even without safety. 9