VeeshanVault

In the top picture in this link, the guy is wearing a pair of sunglasses I think are fairly spectacular:

http://pleasure.dk/shopping/artikel/131174/

The problem is that not even the guy who wrote the article at this newspaper, can tell me what brand and model they are. The guy wearing them is a Bollywood actor called Hrithik Roshan, but I cannot find any info on brands of eyewear he advertizes or anything.

So my question is now, can any of you help me with this?

Those aren't the shades you're looking for. We're free to go about our business. Move along.

This thread has a weird, gayish feel to it.

Those were a test model for Scott Summers' (Cyclops) glasses in the X-Men. If you push that round thing on the side, the slits above the glasses glow red.*

That looks like a test web page. It's filled with jibberish random text.








I miss the Liars Club TV show!

What is with the fascination with Bollywood in Hollywood? I swear to god in my hotel room, their were twice as many indian channels as english.



Here is a pic of some cool shades....

I don't like the glasses. That dude looks like a douchebag.

I've been trying to find a pair like I've seen jamie hyneman (sp?) wear on mythbusters. Round lens with wind protectors...looks stainless steel. Can't find anything like them anywhere.

Neost wrote:I've been trying to find a pair like I've seen jamie hyneman (sp?) wear on mythbusters. Round lens with wind protectors...looks stainless steel. Can't find anything like them anywhere.

Start your own thread damn it!

Update: After some discussions, it may just be the guy who looks like a douchebag, not the sunglasses.

Unban Cart.

Kilmoll the Sexy wrote:Unban Cart.

motion seconded

Cart would have been able to tell you the name of those sunglasses.

Winnow wrote:Cart would have been able to tell you the name of those sunglasses.

most certainly

Cart would've probably insulted you 15 different times in the same post as well.

Animalor wrote:Cart would've probably insulted you 15 different times in the same post as well.

sacrifices need to be made if you want some slick fukin shades to impress the ladies with so i guess thats ok

seriously, does anyone else think that guy looks like a douche?

Animalor wrote:Cart would've probably insulted you 15 different times in the same post as well.

...with the same insult each time. Never one for originality.

Sueven wrote:seriously, does anyone else think that guy looks like a douche?

Totally.

Sueven wrote:seriously, does anyone else think that guy looks like a douche?

yes

don't google image search "douche" with filters off.

you've been warned.

I hate you all! =P

Winnow wrote:don't google image search "douche" with filters off.

you've been warned.

Rofl I'm tempted to make that first pic my avatar...~

Noysyrump wrote:

Winnow wrote:don't google image search "douche" with filters off.

you've been warned.

Rofl I'm tempted to make that first pic my avatar...~

That would be nearly as bad as the guy that kept posting a picture of a dick on FOH's boards..

Noysyrump wrote:What is with the fascination with Bollywood in Hollywood?

Because Bollywood movies in general don't suck and they're trying to (re)learn something? In contrast to the stream of pure shit sprayed out by Hollywood.

Aabidano wrote:

Noysyrump wrote:What is with the fascination with Bollywood in Hollywood?

Because Bollywood movies in general don't suck and they're trying to (re)learn something? In contrast to the stream of pure shit sprayed out by Hollywood.

I can't watch Bollywood movies for the most part... it's not the acting or the scripts (though they seem to all be the same), it's that everything is a musical (which I can't stand at the best of times), and the Indian idea of music is not one I share.

I've never really understood musicals. Not the ones based on a concept that deals with musical theater (e.g. Singin' in the Rain), but more along the lines of like West Side Story. Did the things that just happened in song and dance really just "happen"? Like are the characters acknowledging in their own heads that they just sang and danced at each other? It doesn't make sense to me.

West Side Story is a rehash of Romeo and Juliet (almost typed Romulo and Julianne), updated to be current when it was written. Instead of the staged fights that you'd see in most Shakespearian adaptations, Bernstein and Sondheim work in showtunes. Yes, it's gayer, but what else do you expect on Broadway?

We take the pressure and we throw away
Conventionality belongs to yesterday
There is a chance that we can make it so far
We start believing now that we can be who we are

Grease is the word
Grease is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove it's got meaning
Grease is the time, is the place is the motion
Grease is the way we are feeling