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Funny Turkey 'Can't Whup Me' Vinyl Sticker

Funny Turkey 'Can't Whup Me' Vinyl Sticker

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3" x 4"
Kiss-Cut
Satin
✨ Indigenous Academic Inspired
🌈 Eye-Catching Design Features
😌 User-Friendly and Relaxing to Use

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This glossy satin-finish kiss-cut vinyl decal brings playful attitude and bright, long-lasting color to whatever you stick it on. A cartoon turkey wearing a blue sweater and holding crossed lacrosse sticks stands proud above the cheeky phrase “Can’t whup me” — a fun, tongue-in-cheek design that reads loud and clear on water bottles, laptops, car windows, locker doors, and more. The sticker’s removable adhesive peels away cleanly when it’s time for a change, while the weatherproof, scratch- and UV-resistant vinyl keeps the print vibrant outdoors for up to three years. The 1/8" white kiss-cut border gives the cut a tidy outline and makes peeling easy. Note small, closely spaced details (under 0.3") may merge, and lighter colors can show a slight grain from printing — both normal for this production method. Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts, these decals add a cheeky, sporty vibe to everyday gear.

Product features
- Satin-finish white vinyl for smooth, low-glare look
- Water-, scratch- and UV-resistant — lasts up to 3 years outdoors
- Removable adhesive peels off cleanly without residue
- 1/8" (3.2mm) white kiss-cut border for easy removal
- Available in four sizes; assembled in the USA

Care instructions
- Clean with water and rag. Can be used indoors as well as outdoors with 3 year durability. Apply to any hard smooth surface.
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Why You’ll Love It

Years of research at Oklahoma Historical Society, the Oklahoma Dept. of Libraries archives, and at OU as well as OSU libraries.