It's a fantastic social document of when you grow up as well: "A feminist's Austin Maxi parked outside/With anti-nicotine anti-nuclear stickers on the side".
It's basically a photo-customisation app with various Sharknado filters and stickers to use.
And there are stickers dotted round their training ground declaring: "love Rayo, hate racism", alongside a picture of one of their best-loved players, tragically killed in a car crash in 1989 just after helping them clinch promotion to the first division.
In DECC, as well as stickers showing people the stairs as a reminder not to use the lift unnecessarily, staff get regular briefings about energy saving and talks from outside speakers such as celebrity sociologist and Third Way pioneer Anthony Giddens, and Science Museum director Chris Rapley, while a competition to cut energy use is about to be launched between different floors.
2) Panagiotis Kone's scissor kick against Napoli was so good that Gazzetta dello Sport suggested its image could one day replace that of Carlo Parola on packets of Panini stickers.
On the surface, there's a cracker for everyone: from handmade designs containing real silver jewellery to Harry Potter sets featuring Hogwarts badges and stickers.
One seller rgalle86rob is located in Wallasey, Merseyside and offering vinyl stickers for £1.49.
The small wood-panelled office, where piles of "Coal not Dole" stickers vie for space with posters decrying the government's bedroom tax, has already seen its fair share of history.
Or the funny three-year-old girl who screamed last time she was dragged into my room with a cough, but now delights in a visit because she remembers I dish out "I was brave for the doctor" stickers and make silly faces while I examine her.
Paw-shaped bumper stickers began appearing on cars in northern Idaho, and pet owners hung "Don't Shoot Me" signs on their dogs' necks.
A Viddy is essentially a giant pizza box full of stickers and cardboard sheets, from which you origami a camera together.
