30 Stickers That Perfectly Capture The Office's Most Meme-able Moments

Support Scranton, PA's most reputable farm by donning this Schrute Farms Sticker ($2). Dwight will thank you later for supporting his local business.

Represent the creative piece of literature that Michael has worked on for nearly 11 years with characters like Agent Michael Scarn, Gold Face, and a robot butler. You can honor his film by always carrying around your very own Threat Level Midnight Office Sticker ($3).

This Stapler in Jello The Office Sticker ($3) exhibits just one of the many pranks that Jim has played on Dwight over the years, right along with placing his other desk supplies in a vending machine and paying off their coworkers to call him "Dwayne" for an entire day.

Are you Team Jan all the way? Slap this Serenity by Jan Sticker ($3) on the back of your car so that the whole world knows it — and just how much you support her fictional candle business.

A wise man once said the quote on this You Miss 100% of the Shots You Don't Take Sticker ($4). Or maybe it was Michael. Don't quote me on that.

The Office Sticker Jim and Pam ($1) perfectly sums up the classic Jim-and-Pam pose (and perfect relationship) we love season after season after season.

We're still not sure what it actually means, but we can always recall some of the best phrases Darryl taught Michael thanks to the Dickin Flicka Sticker ($3).

Michael has tried to frame his arch nemesis Toby for a crime before, and the Scranton Strangler case is know different. Support one of the greatest The Office theories of all time with the Toby is the Scranton Strangler Sticker ($3).

Bring the iconic mug and most well known props of The Office everywhere with the World's Best Boss Michael Scott Mug ($4) sticker.

"Hey Michael Scott, whatchya gonna do? Whatchya gonna do to make our dreams come true?" The Scott's Tots Sticker ($3) won't ever let you forget one of the most all-time cringe-y moments in The Office history, when Michael promised a group of young elementary school students that he'd be pay for their college tuitions . . . then failed to when the time came.

Nothing says "happy birthday" like brown and black balloons — except for an exciting banner made by Dwight himself. Snag the It Is Your Birthday Sticker ($3) if you're feeling extra celebratory.

Pretzel Day is the one day of the year that seems worth living to Stanley. This Pretzel Day Sticker ($3) inspires us to channel his rare enthusiasm and live every day like it's pretzel day.

A fire in the office caused instant panic for everyone — and a heart attack for poor Stanley. But Angela was most worried about her cat Bandit, who was kept "safe" in her drawer, then promptly thrown up to Oscar in the open ceiling for safety. Remember this moment forever thanks to the Save Bandit Sticker ($3).

The Michael Scott Where Are the Turtles! Sticker ($3) proves that nobody messes with Michael, Dunder Mifflin, or a thoughtful, hand-crafted chocolate turtle.

The only thing that's stronger than Michael's hatred for Toby? Kevin's dislike for anything green. Especially broccoli, as this Kevin Broccoli Sticker ($4) indicates.

You can always remember the worst part about being in the clink (ahem, the Dementors!) with this Prison Mike Sticker ($4).

We can't forget about the time Michael hit Meredith with his car and became a hero — in his mind — when she got diagnosed with rabies at the hospital. Luckily for her, a Fun Run was set up in her name, boasting the slogan seen on these Michael Scott's Dunder Mifflin Fun Run Shirt Stickers ($3).

Naturally, when Dwight and Michael allow a GPS to guide their mini road trip, all hell breaks loose. The Michael Scott Sticker ($4) won't ever let you forget where their car ended up.

Never forget the three ingredients that make up Dwight Schrute, thanks to this Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica Sticker ($3).

Secret Santa is great and all, but it's especially fun when Ryan gets stuck with his on-again-off-again love interest's name tag . . . as seen on The Ryan Howard Sticker ($2).

The Finer Things Club Sticker ($3) is an ode to one of the most prestigious clubs in the office. One that Andy would do anything to get into.

God bless you, Recyclops, and your cold, robot heart. Show your kiddos it's fun to recycle by sporting the I Am Recyclops Sticker ($2).

Kevin is pretty darn underestimated, and he's not afraid to let his coworkers know it. The Why Waste Time Say Lot Word Sticker ($2) is a great reminder of his reputable theory of using less words to save more time.

By breaking it down into a simple pie chart, Jim made it easy to see how Michael utilizes his time on a daily basis. As you can see on the How Michael Spends His Time Sticker ($3), there's a whole lot of procrastination and distraction. Of course, critical thinking was made a little bit bigger, so you could see it.

Once upon a time, Andy made a promise to the sales team, resulting in a tattoo hand-picked by the rest of the workers' choice. Never forget it with The Office Nard Dog Sticker ($2). If you remember where this tattoo is located on Andy's body, extra points.

After one too many "second drinks" at the Dundies, Pam was really feeling God in that Chili's. Keep this I Feel God in this Chili's Tonight Sticker ($3) on a portable wine tumbler so you can channel her every time you're taking a sip.

Everybody knows that Alfredo's Pizza is far superior than Pizza by Alfredo. And in case they don't, you can gently remind them that the latter tastes like eating a hot circle of garbage with a Pizza by Alfredo Sticker ($3).

Creed is a mystery, even to the biggest The Office fans — but we do know that he's keen on where to find the best worms, as demonstrated by the Creed Who's Your Worm Guy Vinyl Sticker ($3).

Sometimes, the classic Dunder Mifflin logo, sported on this Dunder Mifflin Sticker ($3), is all you need to let people know how much you love The Office.

Scranton, what? The Electric City! The Office Scranton (What?) The Electric City Sticker ($3) forever captures the roles Michael and Dwight were meant to play.