Labels on bezel-Easy to remove?

Trivial question: Are the stickies with icons of features at the sides of the S3 10T screen messy to remove?
Other than that, the only annoyance so far has been the need to turn on the accelerometer, which I found out about from the forum, thank you.

"And those labels to the side of the screen -- should I just rip them off, or will that leave a mess?"
I pulled mine off and they came fairly hard but not overly messy.

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