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Whoooomst among you is stealing all these priority mail stickers from USPS?JK
I love the teal text on this one, but what exactly are we shaking for Jesus? Is this a Bible thing? Or a sex thing?
"Sad Pepe"
Spotted in the Fremont Cut.JK
We've got to free Pepe from the alt-right so he can wander our infinite universe in peace. If you haven’t seen Feels Good Man go watch it immediately:
"Be Kind"
Ok, this is cute.JK
For a while after seeing this sticker, I forgot that the original bags just said "Thank You."
"No New Abnormal"
I love a handwritten sticker.JK
Things have never been normal! We are living in a constant state of abnormal!
"Nazi Lives Don't Matter"
Also spotted in Fremont.JK
They don't.
"In Times of Stress..."
These colors are alarming but the message is nice.JK
Ok, putting this here to cleanse your timeline.
"Missing: Dat Ass"
All of us in quarantine.JK
I'm sorry this is blurry, but I had to share.
"I Support Plant Amnesty"
Not a street sticker, but bumper stickers are fun too.JK
Do you? This is from PlantAmnesty, a "mock-militant nonprofit organization whose mission is to end the senseless torture and mutilation of trees and shrubs caused by mal-pruning." I love a sense of humor!
As always, if any of these stickers belong to you, please e-mail me at jkeimig@thestranger.com.
Jasmyne Keimig is a staff writer at The Stranger, covering visual arts, music, film, queer stuff, stickers, and culture. She also writes half of Unstreamable, a weekly column about films you can’t find on major streaming services. She cries easily at movies.
Jasmyne Keimig is a staff writer at The Stranger, covering visual arts, music, film, queer stuff, stickers, and culture. She also writes half of Unstreamable, a weekly column about films you can’t find on major streaming services. She cries easily at movies.