litter on a stick n. roadside billboards, signs, and advertisements. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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Smaller signs are referred to here (http://www.causs.org/) as street spam, vertical litter, bandit signs, snipe signs, utility pole advertising, stuff on a stick