Drugs Stickers
Description: A drawing of a group of cute animals each holding a sign with the anti-drug message, Drugs R Bad. Check out the yellow smiley that isn't really smiling. How many can you see? Hint - more than a dozen.
Group of Cute Animals say Drugs Are Bad Sticker
by ellenhenryart
$3.00 $3.50
Only User Lose Drugs (Distressed worn in) Sticker
by DavidLoblaw
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Funny - Although my girlfriend is addicted to meth, she still is so beautiful... Those lips, Those eyes, That tooth.
Although my girlfriend is addicted to meth, she still is so beautiful... Those lips, Those eyes, That tooth. Sticker
by DubyaTee
$3.00 $3.50
Description: This fun and quirky design features a cartoon pill character with a bold message. The 'Drugs R Bad' slogan is perfect for those who appreciate a dash of humor and a pinch of anti-drug sentiment. The colorful and playful style makes it a great addition to any apparel or accessory. The design is sure to spark conversations and bring a smile to the wearer's face. It's a unique and eye-catching piece that's perfect for anyone looking to make a statement.
Description: A cute drawing of a silly gaming goose, with a stolen message. Someone wanted to say Drugs R Bad. Stay drug free.
Silly Goose with Stolen Anti Drugs Message Sticker
by ellenhenryart
$3.00 $3.50
Description: A drawing of a pro vaccine drugs message, Drugs R Bad, in hand written black text, and red text Some Not So, and a yellow smiley face with black crosses for eyes and a red smile.The full message is Some drugs are not so bad, like the current Covid19 vaccine on offer. Choose your drugs wisely.
Some Drugs R Not So Bad Pro Vaccine Message Sticker
by ellenhenryart
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Facing a rising epidemic of drug abuse in the 1960s, the U.S. Navy responded by not only opening treatment and rehabilitation centers, the Bureau of Naval Personnel (NavPers) produced a variety of informational pamphlets to combat the terrible toll drug use and addiction were having on service members including the illustrated 1967 gem, Let’s Talk about Goofballs and Pep Pills (Including Tranquilizers and LSD).
