Artist Mr Whaite has created a series of conceptual neon signs for such nerdy films as Star Wars, Back To The Future and Ghostbusters. They are magnificent and I would like to hang them over my home bar where, inevitably, the “G” and “ST” in Ghostbusters would burn out.
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Much like a bar would use neon lights to remind patrons about the kind of beers that are being served, these USB-powered kama sutra neon lights advertise the number one function of the internet. The function that keeps you coming back, time and time again.
What better way to light up your work area than a few neon lights. If they are USB powered and depict a joystick and a video game alien, then these are must-haves for the computer junkie. Particularly if that person happens to be old enough to have cut his teeth on gaming with the old Atari 2600 and Space Invaders.
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It seems preposterous, but I have no doubt that there are guys out there willing to spend $3700 on a tacky neon sign that boldly advertises their desires.
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If you thought the original Scarface rifle lamp was tacky, say hello to this neon covered replica. If the M203 was Tony Montana’s little friend, this must be the whore he had on the side.
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Find the warrior that dwells within you by crowning your Rocky Balboa altar with this Rocky Philly Desktop neon Sculpture. As you bathe in the tacky red neon glow, close your eyes and meditate on what it is to be a true Italian Stallion. With practice, you can one day achieve Rocky Nirvana—otherwise known as “the eye of the tiger.”
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