So how exactly would one display this prop???
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themanwoaname
Sr Member
better get rid of it before the wife gets home.
cheech9898
Sr Member
I don't think I could display that. If your set on displaying it, I say shadow framed with this pic as the background
That's about the best way I can think of
That's about the best way I can think of
wackychimp
Sr Member
^^ Winner!
LOL!
LOL!
cayman shen
Master Member
Ha ha ha ha ha! Klantrooper!
Nataku
Sr Member
darthgordon
Sr Member
If at all, with lots of proof that it's from a movie. I still don't think I would though.
Phelyx
Active Member
It's one of those things that people will either understand or they just won't and no amount of explaining will justify it for them. I've had many people walk into my place and get a look on their face... then suddenly I remember some film or TV thing I'm working on involving a bomb, a corpse on a gurney, Nazi stuff or huge piles of cocaine and loads of firearms or some other unpleasant oddness. People who work in the business get sort of used to that kind of thing (I don't know if that's good bad), but when uninitiated pals (or the cable guy) comes over you might as well just get used to the funny looks.
But... with this particular item you might just want to consider the value of displaying it compared to the deeply upsetting connotations it might have for some of your friends and visitors.
But... with this particular item you might just want to consider the value of displaying it compared to the deeply upsetting connotations it might have for some of your friends and visitors.
allosaur176
Sr Member
with a bust of Dave Chappelle under it
propologist
Sr Member
Not in the South you wouldn't ..why would anyone want it anyway
Adam C.
Sr Member
When I was in high school, somehow a Klan newsletter got thrown onto my driveway (rolled in a plastic bag like a regular newspaper). I'm not white, so I don't know if they were just giving them out to everyone in the neighborhood as a way to try and boost membership (they had tried numerous times to hold rallies in my town), if it was a mistake and was meant for someone else, or something else more sinister. Nothing ever happened, so I take it as an odd, funny episode. I remember there was a gift catalog in the back of the newsletter with all sorts of Klan themed collectibles. Kinda funny and disturbing at the same time. I would have ordered some stuff as a joke for my friends, but I figured if they paid attention to my last name I might be in some trouble so didn't try. Didn't want to end up lynched in my own front yard.
Lots of people collect Nazi memorabilia and display them, so this would be along the same lines. Depending on how understanding your friends are, might be more trouble than its worth, especially if you are white. If so, there is no way it would be worth it to display no matter how much you paid for it.
Lots of people collect Nazi memorabilia and display them, so this would be along the same lines. Depending on how understanding your friends are, might be more trouble than its worth, especially if you are white. If so, there is no way it would be worth it to display no matter how much you paid for it.
I have a German Officer dagger on the wall, which has the Swastika on it. However, it's a memento brought back by my wife's grandfather, as he was a Sherman tank commander in the 5th Armored Division. :love
brimst0ne13
Well-Known Member
display it in a diorama similar to the screen cap shadow with a wax sculpture of will smith and martin lawrence with a caption that reads: "Whitus Powerus and its natural predators, Mikus Lowryus and Markus Burnettus"
