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  • I noticed that this post is not displayed in all instance.

    Yesterday there was a post in the Cats community that earned only two likes in a few hours. Probably the publication was visible only on the author’s instance and on the instance that I use.

  • It's like a Japanese show that was shown on TV. This show had a similar challenge. The player stepped onto a rickety rope bridge, but was prevented from reaching the end by two guys standing on the ground below, who were shooting soccer balls at him. The bridge swayed a lot, it was difficult to stand and there were many funny moments. A safety net was stretched under the bridge.

  • You are right about something. The one who sticks advertisements and earns money from this is called a derivative word from the word “Sticker”. In english it would be something like "Stickers boy". I don't know how to translate this any other way.

  • Interesting question. Typically, advertisers use cheap glue, which makes it impossible to carefully peel off the advertisement. The paper will definitely tear. However, if the paper has a polyethylene base and a special type of glue is used, then I think such an advertisement can be peeled off and called a sticker.
    I just haven’t heard of anyone peeling off advertisements and sticking them back.

  • In my language it will sound like “Sticked advertisement” or “Sticked piece of paper”. A sticker is a paper with a sticky layer that is applied to this paper at the factory. I'm just talking about the difference in languages.

  • I’m not an english speaker. In my region, a sticker is considered to be paper that initially has a sticky layer. The paper that needs to be glued with glue from a tube is just paper.