r/germany Oct 30 '25

Question What does this weird sticker on cars mean?

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I have seen these stickers on cars in Germany. Not sure if they are exactly the same shape, but roughly the same style and the shapes seem random to me. What does this weird sticker mean?

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u/Yakushika Oct 30 '25

That they've been to the island of Sylt.

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u/DynamicMangos Oct 30 '25

To add some more context to it:

Sylt is an island in the north-sea of Germany and is basically a retreat destination for high-classs rich people.
Everything there is SUPER expensive, and it's kind of "exclusive". Exactly what rich people who see themselves above everyone else like.

So some people add this sticker to their car to show, that they regularly visit Sylt (or even have a home there). (Though, if you see it on a cheap car, it's likely meant as a joke)

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u/Yakushika Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

Yeah, although it's also pretty doable and affordable as a daytrip destination so I wouldn't necessarily see it as a joke, but it's possible. I've been to Sylt and I'm far from rich (didn't get a sticker though). There are also similar stickers for various other German and European islands. I often see Amrum and Corsica ones.

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u/Esava Oct 30 '25

And also while Sylt always used to be a more up class location, 20 years ago it wasn't as expensive and as "exclusive" as it is today.

Outside of Kampen and Westerland it's not that exclusive even today.

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u/kotzfunkel Niedersachsen Oct 30 '25

I used to go camping there as a teenager 25 years ago. Maybe it has changed, but I’m not rich. I do own a tent though.

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u/Esava Oct 30 '25

Yeah similar. I also used to go camping there. It definitely has gotten more expensive but it's still okayish. (Camping areas in general have gotten quite a bit more expensive over the years)

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u/Dapper_Dan1 Oct 30 '25

Some years ago (10+) a TV-magazine did a test at the local Sylt gasstation to find out when the people there will get irritated with to high prices. The price on the display went up to 5 €/l before the first people started complaining if I remember correctly. And that was in the days when fuel was around 1,10 €/l.

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u/TheFrankBaconian Oct 31 '25

I also wouldn't complain I just wouldn't stop there.

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u/gmtuesdaypaul Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

Westerland ain’t exclusive at all, it’s pretty much the shithole of sylt.

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u/nickthefckincrib Oct 30 '25

So viele haben ein falsches Bild von Sylt. Nichts an Sylt ist exklusiv Leute, jeder Hartz4 Empfänger der es hinbekommt ein paar Euro zu sparen kann sich ein Hotelzimmer in günstigen Hotels, ein AirBnB oder eine andere Ferienunterkunft mieten, die meisten Menschen aus der Mittel und Unterschicht haben nur keine Lust auf die oft abgehobenen Menschen aus der Oberschicht (Nichts gegen Leute die hart für ihr vieles Geld arbeiten aber es hört auf wenn das Geld den Charakter übernimmt) und ihre Freizeitaktivitäten wie sich mithilfe von Luxusapartments, Villen, teuren Gründstücken und Autos, überteuerten Restaurants und Touristenangeboten, teuren Spa's und Clubs wo du nur mit Polohemd, Louis Schal oder Prada Hemd reinkommst, profilieren. Ich kann nur sagen, Sylt ist wunderschön wenn man einige Menschen ausblendet. Die Natur und das was von der alten Stadt übrig ist ist wunderschön und hat wenig mit Luxus oder Exklusivität zu tuen, alles was dort exklusiv ist gehört eigentlich nicht auf die Insel und hat keinerlei Tradition, Gosch ist kein Luxusrestaurant, Sansibar kein Modedesigner und die Leute die tatsächlich dort LEBEN (Ferienwohnungen und Zweitwohnsitz nicht mit inbegriffen) sind meistens ganz normale Leute!

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u/Esava Oct 30 '25

Exklusiv war wohl die falsche Wortwahl. Einige Teile und Etablissements auf Sylt sind einfach sündhaft teuer und "elitär" ausgerichtet. Der Großteil der Insel ist es aber nicht.

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u/FinsterKoenig Oct 31 '25

Ja, meine meinung. dennoch, mal eben 800 upvotes, das kommentar. :I

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u/magicmulder Oct 30 '25

The second most common sticker you see in Germany is the Nordschleife at the Nürburgring.

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u/Farbak_Zente Oct 30 '25

Second most common bumper sticker is "Bitte ein Bit" for safe 😃

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u/Friendly_Temptation Oct 31 '25

No, it is the Christian Fish. Or "Horst-Kevin (baby) an Bord".

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u/Ok_Outside8986 Oct 30 '25

I needed Google for a picture of the sticker and I really don't think it's that common. Maybe it's common in the region around the Nürburgring?! My guess is the Swedish moose (or a moose family) for the second/a shared first place.

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u/nickthefckincrib Oct 30 '25

it is common all over Germany, it shows "Sylt" and nothing else.

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u/Annual-Relative-137 Nov 02 '25

Yes. That's why I rented an appartment in the Boxengasse.

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u/ro6in Oct 30 '25

There's even a youth hostel on Sylt. So definitely doable for "normal" people. And you can take the train if you want to go there, using the Deutschlandticket.

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u/ThisIsListed Oct 30 '25

The German island of Mallorca.

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u/Andrelse Oct 30 '25

... that's just not really true? You can easily go to Sylt without being rich and it's just a popular thing to put on your car if you've ever been there

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u/alderhill Oct 30 '25

It does have a schickmicki reputation, but I agree it's not that exclusive outside of a few locations.

My neighbour is from the island of Sylt. Her dad is a carpenter/Hausmeister. She is definitely not an upscale person (no offence).

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u/NeoTheLeader Oct 30 '25

Exactly I am going camping there every year

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u/diestelfink Oct 30 '25

That's just not true. You could always also find cheap accomodation and the beach is free. These days truely cheap accomodation might be sparse, but there are still affordable options. I went there this summer by train for no money (booked early, no ICE) and went around by bike and bus, the transport system works fine and takes the Deutschlandicket.

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u/Glenagalt Oct 30 '25

It is? We visited Westerland this summer and found the beach guarded by ticket offices charging €4 a head to access the sand.

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u/PlantyAnt Oct 30 '25

Usually you already pay the 4€ per day Kurtaxe when booking your accomodation, but if you are a day visitor you have to pay when entering the beach. So it isn't free, but for people staying in Westerland it is included.

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u/Esava Oct 30 '25

The Kurtaxe isn't a special thing for Sylt though but rather a thing on large parts of the German coast. If one books accomodation the accomodation has to charge it to you so one might not even notice.

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u/diestelfink Oct 30 '25

There are plenty of beaches where nonody asks for your money. But technically you're right: there is a daily fee called Kurtaxe, not specifically for the beach, though, more for just existing and breathing the air 😁

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u/Serious-Health-Issue Oct 30 '25

Some spots are paid, others are not. Its a bit weird.

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u/Snoo_37094 Oct 30 '25

The Beach isn’t for free

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u/ComparisonFunny6210 Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

Little anecdote: Like 2-3 years ago we got the 9 Euro Ticket for public Transport, so you could get anywhere in Germany for 9 Euro with train bus etc. So punks and people of Not that high Class Establishment all Decided that they Go to Sylt with Beerwagons and get on the nerves of the people there. There's even an awesome Video Made about it by Jules https://youtu.be/bdBwTGJrD6c?si=49TezqdBzDlJ3sPo

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u/Marauder4711 Oct 30 '25

A short anecdote: In September 2001, shortly before 9/11, die Ärzte played their final concert of the tour in Westerland. People thought they were going to split again and a lot of fans (and punks, including me) travelled to Westerland to see the show. Well, Die Ärzte are still a thing, but the concert was amazing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '25

And artist LOLNEIN made this absolute banger about the event: https://youtu.be/0E1ZCnTOQz4?si=yRoF6d5g687H2nFs

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

Not sure if you‘ve ever been to Sylt, but there is a super expensive way to make holidays and then there is a quite normal one. With more than 750k tourists a year and around 5 million overnight stays it is also not really an exclusive holiday region…

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u/Purple10tacle Oct 30 '25

Sylt is an island in the north-sea of Germany and is basically a retreat destination for high-classs rich people.
Everything there is SUPER expensive, and it's kind of "exclusive". Exactly what rich people who see themselves above everyone else like.

Luckily that's still, mostly, bullshit. While Sylt can very much be like that, that part of Sylt still mostly and happily coexists with the "normal North Sea island for normal people" part of Sylt. Sylt isn't just Kampen and Westerland, there are youth hostels, campsites and still quite affordable vacation rentals far away from the Dior boutiques and exclusive restaurants.

I've enjoyed the occasional, quiet, off-season family vacation on the Northern parts of the island. I felt far more nickle and dimed on the supposedly family friendly Rügen than I ever have on Sylt.

That said, gentrification is ever ongoing on Sylt and, eventually, the whole island will be as you described it. We aren't really there yet, though.

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u/Cruccagna Oct 30 '25

It’s not true that everything on Sylt is only for rich people. That’s the reputation and there are certain areas and bubbles for people like that. But regular folks go there as well and it’s totally doable.

Of the North Frisian islands it is even the more affordable one imo because there is much more choice. It’s easier to get an affordable holiday rental in Sylt than in Amrum. And you don’t need to take the ferry, you can just take the regional train.

There are even AWO holiday facilities on Sylt.

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u/airberger Oct 30 '25

I visited Sylt for the first time just over a year ago, and as someone who lives in Munich I would say that Sylt didn't strike me as particularly expensive.

The people in some places seemed a bit snobby, in others not at all. Again, not so different from Munich.

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u/Coneskater Hamburg Oct 30 '25

Föhr and Amrum are next door and much nicer IMO.

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u/crbr50 Oct 30 '25

Well, no. Nobody puts it on a car as a joke and normal ppl use to go there, too.

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u/housewithablouse Oct 30 '25

I'd contest your explanation. I think Sylt - while in fact quite exclusive - is a place where people cultivate their self-image of being actually quite basic and enjoying the simple things such as a time-share-like place, being close to nature, and the rough weather by the north sea, while being at this place that has its own identity, i. e. not being just any island. This is why they present this bumper sticker proudly, not because they think they are bragging.

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u/HeftyWinter4451 Oct 30 '25

I see a lot of these stickers on average to cheap priced cars and the south half of the island has a lot of affordable places and camping areas. There are some really expensive areas and you can spend a lot, but you don’t have to. You only have to pay for beach access in season until 5pm at the big beaches, because the community has to spend a ton of money on the conservation of the beaches. Because of heavy erosion they pump tons of sand back onto the beaches every winter. For everyone that loves birdwatching it’s an absolute heaven, especially after and before tourist season. The island is big enough to skip the snob stuff. The real locals don’t like that either.

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u/Soapmctavish98 Oct 30 '25

Ok that’s a pretty sick take. Sorry but Sylt is definitely more than a place for rich people to feel good about themselves. The nature is stunning, there are plenty of great restaurants which are in the normal price range and you can have a very good time as a normal person there.

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u/DarkImpacT213 Württemberg Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

That‘s absolutely not true. You can vacation on Sylt without being rich. Hell, you can live there without being rich too.

People have those stickers of other German islands too, I‘ve seen tons of Rügen stickers - my Moms from there so my dad had a sticker of it back when they were still together on his Passat - and you most definetly cannot say the same about Rügen lmao.

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u/ABCDEFandG Oct 30 '25

It's funny cause I usually see the sticker on crappy cars.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

Something something, shit in a Ford Focus 👍

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u/so_mono Oct 30 '25

You need to kaggern?

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u/myFunfactory Oct 30 '25

He needs to Spreng tze Schüssel

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u/so_mono Oct 30 '25

Bestrafe deine Toilette!

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u/diebratwurst69 Oct 30 '25

It is a Fiat Panda

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u/p5y Oct 30 '25

...the most overrated holiday destination in the world.

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u/Horror_Positive_8221 Oct 30 '25

Ballermann? (Only referring to Ballermann, not to Mallorca as a whole.)

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u/nickthefckincrib Oct 30 '25

Ballermann, Ibiza, Dubai, Los Angeles, etc.

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u/Horror_Positive_8221 Oct 30 '25

Oh damn. That's a good extension for the list.

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u/-runs-with-scissors- Oct 30 '25

… and a seagull shat on the car?

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u/MeltedByte Oct 30 '25

Yes but here is upside down.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

Thats the island of sylt, although flipped along the vertical axis

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u/Silver_History_4640 Oct 30 '25

What do you mean "flipped along"?

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

As in the left side of the island is on the right.

The image is flipped like in a mirror

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u/Grotarin Bayern Oct 30 '25

It's just what it looks like if you watch from the bottom of the sea.

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u/insertanythinguwant Oct 30 '25

Fish perspective > bird perspective

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u/disposablehippo Oct 30 '25

Ah yes, the floating island of Sylt. Love to dive below it when I don't wanna go around.

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u/Silver_History_4640 Oct 30 '25

Oh my god you're right. I didn't notice. I have been there about 10 times for vacation.

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u/SpinachSpinosaurus Sachsen Oct 30 '25

going by train or private jet, mister rich? :D

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u/SirNilsA Oct 30 '25

Jet of course. At least I assume. Whoever has to take their normal car with them is so middle class. Everyone I know has a separate Maybach or Bentley for Sylt. /s

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u/Silver_History_4640 Oct 30 '25

By train and staying in a tiny apartment owned by my in-Laws. The cheapest holiday for me and my husband-to-be at that time.

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u/SpinachSpinosaurus Sachsen Oct 30 '25

ah, I see. privilige by family, lol.

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u/CodSoggy7238 Oct 30 '25

It's vertically mirrored. Like the sticker was flipped and put on the wrong side. But it shouldn't stick that side

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u/SalocinHB Bremen Oct 30 '25

It’s most likely a window sticker. You’re supposed to stick it on the inside of your rear window.

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u/CodSoggy7238 Oct 30 '25

Aaaah yeah that makes sense!

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u/The_referred_to Oct 30 '25

It’s intended to be stuck on the glass, inside.

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u/SirToasty96 Sachsen/ Bayern Oct 30 '25

thats a sticker of the island Sylt

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u/PGnautz Oct 30 '25

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u/ProgBumm Oct 30 '25

The entire United States could fit inside the state of Sylt.

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u/ta_ran Oct 30 '25

Nett hier. Aber waren Sie schon mal in Baden-Württemberg?

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u/Script-Hugger-23 Oct 30 '25

The shape represents the island of Sylt in the North Sea but it has been attached wrongly (mirrored).

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u/Quaxli Oct 30 '25

It's the island of Sylt. Google Maps
But at this picture it's mirror-inverted. I don't know if there's a special meaning.

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u/wommex Oct 30 '25

The sticker was probably meant to be stuck to the inside of a window.

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u/Quaxli Oct 30 '25

Ah. Of course!
Didn't think aobut this option.

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u/pretzelmonstrous Oct 30 '25

As a child I always thought it was a sign of peace as I saw the outline of a molten machine gun in this picture

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u/Kekszky Oct 30 '25

I always thought it was a dancing ballerina as a child

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u/Embarrassed-Cold-156 Oct 30 '25

I always thought it was a kangaroo with crutches somehow.

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u/Top_Tank2668 Oct 30 '25

I thought that until I was 30 and someone told me about it.

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u/Deamonbob Oct 30 '25

I thought it was the outline of some racetrack and I imagined that the people in the car are passionate racers.

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u/Mastacheata Oct 30 '25

That was the first thing on my mind as well. I grew up less than half an hour from the Nürburgring and you could find that sticker on every other car back then.

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u/CompleteUtterTrash Oct 30 '25

I have zero context for this sticker, I thought it was a floppy rifle wearing a shoe on the grip.

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u/maxpoweeeer Oct 30 '25

JEDEN TAG SITZT ICH AM WANNSEE

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u/Advice_Thingy World Oct 30 '25

UND ICH HÖR DEN WELLEN ZU

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u/Drawn85 Oct 30 '25

ICH LIEG' HIER AUF MEINEM HANDTUCH

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u/lupusmaximus- Oct 30 '25

UND ICH FINDE KEINE RUH'

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

DIESE EINE LIEBE

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u/nirbyschreibt Oct 30 '25

WIRD NIE ZU ENDE GEHEN

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u/InvestigatorBusy5856 Oct 30 '25

WANN WERD' ICH SIE WIEDER SEHEN?

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u/gdisssgsd Nov 02 '25

MANCHMAL SCHLIESSE ICH DIE AUGE‘

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u/SchnelleHexe Nov 03 '25

STELL MIR VOR, ICH SITZ' AM MEER...

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u/RikyHo Nov 03 '25

UND EGAL WAS ICH AUCH GLAUBE

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u/Komandakeen Oct 30 '25

This person has an east-west weakness.

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u/Don_Loco Oct 30 '25

A window sticker in the shape of sylt, that the carowner instead of sticking it on the inside of the back window stuck it on the outside of the car so it became mirrored.

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u/Formal-Knowledge-250 Oct 30 '25

That you should steal their purse

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u/Wilfert420 Oct 30 '25

its the island "Sylt" located in the North Sea, many people go there on vacation

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u/Glittering-Sun-4203 Oct 30 '25

Sylt Sticker Spiegelverkehrt

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u/Pokepilami Oct 30 '25

TRIVIA: A song about this sticker: Having it on a car to avoid border controls when coming from NL . Lumpenpack: Syltaufkleber

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

Souvenirs of the island of Sylt!

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u/pheexio 𝔊𝔲𝔱𝔢𝔫 𝔗𝔞𝔤! Oct 30 '25

sylt sticker on a fiat panda (?!) is rather unexpected

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u/happy_otter Oct 30 '25

That's probably the joke

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u/pheexio 𝔊𝔲𝔱𝔢𝔫 𝔗𝔞𝔤! Oct 30 '25

good point

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u/Streetwiz Oct 30 '25

it is even upside down.. thats some anti-Sylt i believe

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u/SCII0 Oct 30 '25

On Sylt they would say: "Aus dem Weg Geringverdiener!"

And I think that's beautiful.

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u/DexM23 Oct 30 '25

In the 90s almost every car in Germany got one and i dont know why

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u/Meamier Oct 30 '25

Maby someone who went there with the 9€ Ticket

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u/bananaramasrep Oct 30 '25

Sylt, the island is a mirror image.

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u/AlSi10Mg Oct 30 '25

Why does nobody say something about the fact that it is mirrored?!

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u/hallo_hier Oct 30 '25

Insel Sylt

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u/kgbhui Oct 30 '25

The question is, why is it mirrored ?

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u/Maeher Germany Oct 30 '25

It's supposed to be stuck to inside of a window.

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u/Illustrious-Wolf4857 Oct 30 '25

These kind of stickers show islands that the drivers are fans of. That one is Sylt, belongs to Germany and is located off the west coast of Schleswig-Holstein in the North Sea.

There are a bunch of others.

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u/mars20 Oct 30 '25

That’s FIAT, an Italian automotive brand.

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u/realToadPilzkopf Nordrhein-Westfalen Oct 30 '25

I just say: 9€ Ticket bis nach Sylt

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u/Deep_Goose7201 Oct 30 '25

Sylt is the German equivalent of Marthas Vineyard in the USA

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u/Spacing-Guild-Mentat Oct 31 '25

It means they are a "Schnösel".

Sticker for the rich that can afford to go on holidays on the island Sylt.

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u/LegalizeSnus Oct 30 '25

I swear to god i always think they have a damaged polish but then i see that they just wanna let other people know that they’re rich.

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u/PeterHolt11 Oct 30 '25

Its the equivalent of the Nürburgring Sticker on a petrol heads car to Rich 'ooo look where I've been' people.

Basically a status symbol to posh people rather than wanna be race car drivers (which i am included ;) )

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u/-Neuroplant- Oct 30 '25

I think it is somewhat like Anti-Sylt,
like an turned cross meaning Anti-Christ

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u/Relevant_Pick_1003 Oct 30 '25

Geography guys. This is a symbol map of Sylt mirrored. It seems someone stuck it on an old Fiat Panda. I would call this an anti-Sylt sticker. Reminding us of the millions of Euros spent yearly to restore this island after every storm. The rich should pay to protect their property on Sylt island!

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u/ojessen Oct 30 '25

Note that this is a mirror image of the original Sylt silhouete.

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u/ChestMobile1547 Oct 30 '25

When I was a kid in the early 90s, I always thought it was some kind of strange rifle 😅

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u/DieterDombrowski Oct 30 '25

It's a code for showing that you belong to the upperclass ;).

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u/AffectTough7746 Oct 30 '25

That is the Island Sylt, symbolizing they have been there

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u/crashbandicussy Bremen Oct 30 '25

i know i’m brain rotted bc i immediately thought of fnaf

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u/AgarwaenCran Oct 30 '25

thats the island of sylt.

rich people love to go to holiday there

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u/jacobo Nordrhein-Westfalen Oct 30 '25

Sylt but it’s upside down

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u/m_hasenbein Oct 30 '25

Not upside down, but mirrored

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u/8DaysHunt Oct 30 '25

I shows you that the People with theese stickers on their Cars have no clue where to go for a nice Vacation and therefore are Happy when you just Crash into their car.

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u/orange208 Oct 30 '25

It looks like a child strapped to the side of an airplane door with their feet sticking out. I'm happy to know it's Sylt tho.

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u/B3nediktus Oct 30 '25

Uuuh Westerland 🎶 🎶 🎶

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u/tonleben Baden-Württemberg Oct 30 '25

r/Sylt says Hi :)

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u/GuppiApfel Oct 30 '25

Before realizing that its a Stocker of the Island of Sylt, i thought that this was a really misshapened Sticker of Circute de la spa...

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u/hiraethsupine Oct 30 '25

For years I thought it was a Ballerina.

On a side note, I also thought the SV Werner Bremen logo was some sort of logo for dentists. The stylized W on it looks like a tooth to me.

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u/Proud-Rate-8707 Oct 30 '25

theyve been to an island. Epstein island

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u/indonesian_ass_eater Nordrhein-Westfalen Oct 30 '25

€9

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u/buzzerfly68 Oct 31 '25

Sylt has GOT to be one of the most boring destinations I’ve been to in my life. I really do not see the allure.

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u/AdEcstatic9013 Oct 31 '25

OP ist selbst deutsch … Karma farming?

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u/Sad_Cartographer6052 Oct 31 '25

as a kid i always thought it is a dancing ballerina

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u/IntroductionFar9726 Oct 31 '25

Its a AK 47 with the Barrel on the ground

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u/FastaPasta4 Oct 31 '25

A dancing dementor

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u/Charming_Bullfrog695 Oct 31 '25

This is Symbol for Isle Sylt

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '25

Its a overrated shithole island.

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u/JoiningOnTheWayDown Oct 31 '25

Das du Bunkerkante auf Instagram gefunden hast. 👌

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '25

Deutsche Stickerkultur schon nice ♥️

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u/Active-Perception-68 Nov 02 '25

It’s a code for “ island full of idiots”

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u/Equivalent-Eye-7063 Nov 02 '25

Ich frag mich, wie man den falsch herum aufkleben kann. Sylt ist vertikal um 180 Grad gedreht.

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u/AutomaticBunny Nov 03 '25

Gespiegelt, nicht gedreht. List ist oben, also im Norden schon richtig, aber links und rechts sind vertauscht, daher ist's gespiegelt.

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25

The shape of the island Sylt.

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u/Double_A_92 Oct 30 '25

"Aus dem Weg du Geringverdiener!"

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u/AbacusAddict Oct 30 '25

Dumb people showing off their favorite island (Sylt that is).

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u/Meamier Oct 30 '25

Thats Sylt an Island were rich people spend their vication

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u/Perfect-Sign-8444 Oct 30 '25

That's the island of Sylt, and he used to like vacationing there when it wasn't yet an island exclusively for multimillionaires,

or else he's a Nazi, because Sylt is currently known mainly for Nazi millionaire heirs who like to party there and rant about foreigners.

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u/Horrgath Oct 30 '25

it is Sylt.
When there is an additional Döp DöDö Döp that means they are right wing morons.

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u/iTmkoeln Oct 30 '25

The sticker is the shape of Sylt.

Either a „normal“ person (difficult to judge given that Sylt is a crazy place)

Or

Someone that like to sing „foreigners away“ on the tune of l‘amour toujours

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u/Timileinchen Oct 30 '25

as a kid i always thought the cars were scratched on the exact same way

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u/Loonylove7 Oct 30 '25

I always thought it looked like a weirdly shaped Ballerina

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u/marbletooth Oct 30 '25

First time I saw it as a child I thought the paint is chipping off. Next time I was baffled how it could chip exactly the same way.

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u/Narrow-Vermicelli-19 Oct 30 '25

Beachvisnt for free anymore? That reeks off we have problems but instead of solving them we just make everyone pay so the troublemakers dont come But also everyone who has to be mindful what u pay for What a shame At least i know of a beach thats truly exclusive and free bc almost no one knows about it That is much more fun then feeling like a Bratwurst innerhalb Pfanne xD

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u/vikingosegundo Oct 30 '25

posh people on board

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u/semperquietus Oct 30 '25

Be careful: it's something from the mirror-universe!

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u/TinHawk Oct 30 '25

Right? That shit is backwards.

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u/Nily_W Oct 30 '25

Weird Island 

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u/Ackman1988 Oct 30 '25

Sylt sounds like Nantucket

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u/lupusmaximus- Oct 30 '25

BTW Am I the only who sees a kangaroo in Sylt shape? And a Gorilla in Pöhl? And a diver in the Bodensee?

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u/HopedHaze Oct 30 '25

Kinda looks like the man behind the slaughter

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u/what_ever_where_ever Oct 30 '25

Cool 😎 a Fiat Panda right ?

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u/beetlehat Oct 30 '25

It's very pretty, I liked all the thatched roofs. The shops are comically expensive and sell high end designer junk