A Mess™

they look crappy and torn because I removed these from some lampposts (to add them to my "removed fascist stickers" collection). these stickers are actually quite high-quality vinyl and especially high-quality glue, which is why you see all the layers of old stickers still stuck to them that also peeled off when I removed them.

This does make these stickers really easy to remove, because they're sturdy and come off in one piece. cheap paper stickers are much more annoying to remove, because often the corners will tear so you cant remove the whole thing, or it will tear half way through like this one:

Those paper ones degrade really fast in the weather though.

when the fascists use a sturdier vinyl sticker you can often carefully remove it for your collection and the sticker underneath it will still be fine:

Frequently pronounces video games as “Blideo Bames”

Will often say “I need help passing this level it’s really hard” then when you look at their screen it’s running Microsoft Excel 2007

They invite you over to their place to check out their game collection and it’s just every season of Frasier (still impressive)

Their Xbox One is actually a series of tissue boxes glued together with the word “NINTEMDO” painted over it

When you ask their favourite video game they respond by doing a series of skillful backflips, temporarily distracting you from having asked the question in the first place

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