Gentlemen, this is democracy manifest. If you can hear that booming voice just reading those words, you already know exactly why this one belongs on your wall. Jack Karlson’s legendary 1991 tirade outside a Brisbane Chinese restaurant has gone from a grainy news clip to bona fide Aussie folklore quoted, remixed and beloved by a whole nation. It’s since been inducted into the National Film and Sound Archive, which is about as official as internet immortality gets.
This made-to-order LED sign turns that iconic moment into glowing comic-book pop art. Bold halftone dots, punchy colours and the immortal lines “What is the charge? Eating a meal? A succulent Chinese meal?” all lit from behind by a warm LED glow that makes the whole piece leap off the wall. Ah yes, we see that you know your dcor well.
Specifications:
Dimensions: approx. 24cm 17cm 5cm
Power: USB powered, 1.2m cable with inline on/off switch
Materials: PLA with reflective foil-lined backing
Made to order in Australia please allow 710 business days for dispatch
Save 10% when you order 3 or more signs, plus enjoy free shipping on all Australian orders over $150.
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