1. Your tongue will stick to a frost-covered pole, but stickers won’t.
  2. A few hours later poles have warmed up and dried off.
  3. There are stickers all over town. Some are ads but most are mysteries. I have no idea what they’re promoting, if anything.
  4. Most stickers in Bergen are stuck at hand height, not at eye level. This seems strange.

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  1. Jason

    Hand height – covert stickering perhaps? A subtle art of sly pasting? I imagine it might be unlawful to place stickers, at eye, hand, or any level …

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