I lived in Providence for a time, so I was used to seeing them everywhere. Since then, I’ve seen one in Jerusalem and one (two weeks ago) on an escalator in Hong Kong.
How about you?
I lived in Providence for a time, so I was used to seeing them everywhere. Since then, I’ve seen one in Jerusalem and one (two weeks ago) on an escalator in Hong Kong.
How about you?
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I lived in Providence for a time, so I was used to seeing them everywhere. Since then, I’ve seen one in Jerusalem and one (two weeks ago) on an escalator in Hong Kong.
How about you?
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Do you mean the Andre the Giant has a posse or the Obey stickers?
I’ve seen Obey in a few places in Tokyp when I was there.
I’ve seen them in LA, Seattle, Portland…
Actually considering that they are a commodity now any town that has a Hot Topic store has these stickers.
I noticed them a while ago.
http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=123034&highlight=obey
I’ve seen them all over San Francisco.
Honolulu, too.
Chicago has 'em.
There used to be some sort of railroad-building visible from the highway here in Cincinnati that had a large, cleanly rendered, and highly visible graffiti version of the iconic graphic for many years. I think it’s only recently succumbed to further grafiti itself, showing you that vandals these days just have no respect for tradition. 
I think Bay Area freeways have at least one Obey sticker every 2 or 3 miles. The bridge toll booths are pretty well plastered with stickers of all sorts. In fact, an anthropologist could probably make a career out of studying cultural shifts by analyzing the layers of stickers.
The “posse” sticker’s been on a lamppost or two in Norwich.