These arrived just in time for the party.
The tagline reads “Be Shameless and Blameless”. And, according to the box, these glasses come with reflective inside edges so I can see who’s talking behind my back. You gotta love their dry wit man.
And then of course, there’s this warning :
** IMPORTANT TO NOTE: This item is not to be used as protective eye wear. Black Bars offer no promise of anonymity and may draw unwanted attention (may we suggest medical attention). It is possible (quite probable) these will make you appear ridiculous. Do not operate heavy machinery while wearing Black Bars at night. Pants may be required (check local ordinances). Keep Black Bars away from children and humorless adults. Laugh at yourself (everyone else will be).
Medical attention indeed hehehe.
The response to these glasses doth seem to warrant the above warning. And the incredulous look on Zeus’s face when he saw me put them on is just priceless man.
Quite possibly, this is the best US$10 I’d ever spent.
I know you can’t wait to see how ridculous I look, but pics will only be up later, so hold on to your horses.
this is not even a joke ad???
wow-ness.
get me a pair too, then next year i can go. hahaha
boo, yeah its not a joke. See peekture 😛
HAHAHAHAHAHAA
cool. i want a pair!
u getting us the glasses? i want one too! hur hur hur
9, I’m not getting for u, go get it yourself, just order online you lazy arse.
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