#pun street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker features a man wearing a hat, t-shirt, and shorts, sitting on a wooden pier with his feet in the water. He is holding a fishing rod, and the line is attached to a vertical stack of donuts. The water is depicted with ripples and splashes. The text 'GONE SHISHING' is prominently displayed at the top of the sticker in bold, white lettering with a black outline. The overall color scheme is vibrant, with blues for the water and sky, and muted tones for the man's clothing and the donuts.

GONE SHISHING

13 October
Street sticker The sticker is circular and features a stylized, cartoonish representation of a garlic bulb. The garlic has a light greyish-white color with subtle purple accents around the top cloves. It has two large, black, circular eyes and a wide, smiling mouth with a red tongue. The background of the sticker is a gradient that transitions from a bright yellow at the top to a pinkish-red at the bottom, with some subtle water droplets visible on the surface. The word 'knobilicious' is written in bold, black, sans-serif font along the bottom curve of the sticker.

knobilicious

08 October
Street sticker The central sticker is predominantly light purple with large white lettering. The top part features the words 'SERIOUS ABOUT THIS' in white and pink on a black background. Below this, the sticker prominently displays the text 'DÖD ÅT PORREN' in large, bold, white sans-serif font. A graphic of a fish, resembling a cod, is depicted hanging from a thin string directly below the letter 'Å'. The fish is illustrated in grayscale with black details and appears to be wearing a small black tie. The light purple background has a repeating pattern of smaller text, mostly illegible, but appearing to be in Swedish, with phrases like 'SAMTYCKE ÄR INTE TILL SALU' (Consent is not for sale) faintly visible. The sticker has a slightly weathered appearance, consistent with being applied outdoors.

26 September
Street sticker A sticker depicting a man fishing, but instead of a fish, he's catching a shish kebab. The text 'Gone Shishing' is at the top.

GONE SHISHING

22 October 2024