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Street sticker A white rectangular sticker with text arranged in four lines. The first line reads 'schöner' with letters colored in a gradient from purple to pink. The second line reads 'leben' with letters colored in a gradient from green to yellow. The third line reads 'ohne' with letters colored in a gradient from green to blue. The fourth line reads 'Macker' with letters colored in a gradient from blue to red. Below the main text, in smaller black font, is the URL 'mackermassaker.bandcamp.com'. The sticker appears to be adhered to a textured, light-colored surface.
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with slightly torn edges, adhered to a grey pole. It features a stylized blue heart on the left side, with a cut-out silhouette of a dove in flight on the right. The dove is depicted with horizontal stripes of light green and yellow, and its body is outlined in blue. The background of the sticker is a vibrant blue with scattered white polka dots. Below the heart, there is some text. The overall aesthetic is handmade and colorful, conveying a message of peace.
Street sticker The image features a rectangular sticker, predominantly bright yellow, with prominent dark green text. The text reads 'FCK' on the top line and 'HZB' on the bottom line, all in uppercase, bold, sans-serif font. Two thin horizontal dark green bars frame the text, one above 'FCK' and one below 'HZB'. The sticker appears slightly worn and creased, indicating it has been exposed to the elements. It is affixed to a textured, light grey or metallic surface, likely a pole or a wall panel in an urban environment. A corner of another black and white sticker is visible in the upper left.
Street sticker This round sticker features a stark contrast of black and white. The text 'Dear Mr. President' is printed along the right side of the sticker. To the left of the text is an abstract image of a broken white tie set against the black background. The sticker is adhered to a gray textured surface.
Street sticker A black sticker with white text reading "DU MÅSTE INGENTING", placed on a grey metal structure. The text translates to 'YOU MUST NOTHING'. Another partial sticker is on the right.
Street sticker The sticker features a high-resolution photograph centered on a large, spherical, metallic silver waste bin with a contrasting orange rim and opening. White, handwritten text, reading 'Real Live,' is prominently visible on the bin's shiny surface. The waste bin stands on a paved ground, composed of both smooth concrete slabs and textured cobblestones. To the right of the bin, a dark, crumpled plastic bag rests on the ground. The lighting suggests an outdoor, daylight setting, emphasizing the metallic sheen of the bin. The sticker itself is a rectangular print, appearing slightly worn at the edges, adhered to a rough, painted wall.
Street sticker The sticker features the word "GAY" in bold, outlined black letters against a white background, affixed to a gray metal light pole. The sticker's design is simple, with the word "GAY" being the primary and only element. The background shows a green, leafy area and a vehicle in the distance.
Street sticker A white sticker with black text affixed to a metal pole. The text reads "Jesus will dich retten". The phrase translates to "Jesus will save you". There is another sticker above it. It appears to be a Pikachu character.
Street sticker The sticker is divided into two sections. The left side depicts a cooked meat dish, alongside the words "YOU BUY." The right side shows a piglet in a grassy field, accompanied by the words "I DIE." A red warning label is placed vertically on each side of the sticker.
Street sticker The sticker features a black and white drawing of a bearded man wearing a cap. The background color of the sticker is pink. The sticker is stuck on a metal pole.
Street sticker A blue rectangular sticker on a dark pole. The sticker contains the message "Jesus älskar dig!" (Jesus loves you!) followed by "Joh. 3:16" which is a reference to the Bible verse John 3:16.
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with black background and white text that reads 'You wouldn't listen to TJIM'. It's attached to a weathered light pole with remnants of old adhesives and torn stickers.
Street sticker A sticker is posted on a light pole with text in both Swedish and English about Jesus. The text talks about the coming of Jesus and the Day of Judgement.
Street sticker The image features two stickers on a gray pole. The upper sticker is black with white text that reads "DU MÅSTE INGENTING" (You have to nothing). Underneath it, there is a white sticker with the text: "Man måste välja kärleken" (One must choose love) written in a typewriter-style font.
Street sticker A blue sticker on a weathered pole with text in Swedish, that says, "Do you know that you are always on a stage?". The sticker also has a website address.
Street sticker This image features a green rectangular sticker adhered to a pole. The sticker contains the message "GOOD IDEAS CHANGE THE STATUS QUO" in bold, black sans-serif font. The text curves to give it a circular form. There are some inscriptions written in a small font that reads "aon gallery".
Street sticker A blue sticker on a dark surface with the text "Fram med grejerna" which translates to "Bring out the things" or "Get the stuff out".
Street sticker A small hand-written white sticker affixed to a teal-colored surface. The sticker is slightly weathered and torn at the edges. The text on the sticker reads, "All the weapons are useless". The background is a weathered teal surface with other stickers and markings.
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.
Street sticker A sticker on a grey pole with a handwritten message in Serbian or Croatian. The text translates to "I can't do anything but love him".
Street sticker A black and white sticker with the word "GRRR" in a bold, uppercase font. The sticker is affixed to a weathered metal surface. Another sticker is visible underneath, featuring Italian text and an image of a boat. The overall aesthetic suggests urban street art or graffiti.
Street sticker A torn and weathered street poster featuring the French words "Liberté toujours", which translates to "Liberty always". The poster shows significant signs of wear and tear, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements for a considerable time.
Street sticker A sticker with a powerful message about freedom and equality. The sticker is affixed to a dark pole, suggesting it may be part of a street art or activist campaign.
Street sticker The sticker is attached to a metal pole. The text on the sticker appears to be a polite refusal of a job offer or collaboration. The tone is respectful and explains the reasons for declining the opportunity.