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How my sunglasses are impeding the War on Terror
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: actus-ga List Price: $30.00 |
Posted:
13 Dec 2005 16:22 PST
Expires: 12 Jan 2006 16:22 PST Question ID: 605503 |
Close to a year ago, my favorite sunglasses were swiped by terrorists. You see, one day they were securely on my face, projecting my mojo to all within eyeshot, and the next they were gone, swiftly en route to some sweaty cafe to be used as a cool-control device by some laid-back terrorist recruiter. Will they stop at nothing? Since then, my mojo levels have dropped, my eyes are all crinkling because I'm squinting all the time, and my friends have started the shunning process. Plus my sunglasses are now being used for evil. So things are bad. Here's what I'd like: I'd like you to scour the Middle East for my glasses, snatch them from Amir's head, and run them to my door. Barring that, I'd like to find a trusty merchant to sell me a pair. The description: - They are "aviator" type sunglasses, but bigger than the ones selling at any sunglasses online merchant. - The color starts at blue and the top of the lenses and fades to pink at the bottom. - The rims and stems are gold, and are metal, not plastic. Pictures: http://img527.imageshack.us/my.php?image=47b3d733b3127cce9f8b10cd601200.jpg http://img527.imageshack.us/my.php?image=47b3d733b3127cce9f8b10bee15100.jpg http://img527.imageshack.us/my.php?image=47b4d924b3127cce9a2e16410a9600.jpg Yes, that jackass is me. So here's where I've searched so far. There are thousands of sunglasses merchants on the web, ebay, etc. but it seems like they all sell the same crap. Their aviators are a little too small, the lenses do not fade, or they are plastic. Believe me, I've tried a hundred of them. Well, ok, maybe 5. Where did these legendary glasses appear, you ask? Well, I stole them from a terrorist. Long story. No, my best theory is they were pinched (accidentally) from a costume shop that rented them along with other 70's garb that my Dad rented for my bachelor party in Vegas. So my last and best hope is that they can be found in a costume shop somewhere, but alas I have yet to be so lucky. It's been 3 years since they were stolen, and dangitall, if I don't get suitable replacements, the terrorists have won. Happy Hunting! Oh, and here is a picture of some horrible aviators I bought in hopes they could replace the legenday sunglasses: http://img527.imageshack.us/my.php?image=47b5dd27b3127cce90f71768d5b900.jpg |
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Re: How my sunglasses are impeding the War on Terror
From: pinkfreud-ga on 13 Dec 2005 16:40 PST |
I would not be surprised if mojo-enhancing sunglasses may be similar to the Ark of the Covenant in "Raiders of the Lost Ark." If an evil person attempts to use the power, the miscreant will be destroyed by tongues of flame and worse. Somewhere there's probably a quivering puddle of protoplasm that used to be a sunglasses-snatching bad guy. |
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Re: How my sunglasses are impeding the War on Terror
From: mikomoro-ga on 13 Dec 2005 22:49 PST |
More information needed! Our Special Sunglass Recovery Team have inspected and evaluated the images you have provided but they are confused. Please identify which person in each image is you. Many thanks! |
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Re: How my sunglasses are impeding the War on Terror
From: myoarin-ga on 14 Dec 2005 04:18 PST |
You are very lucky that the terrorist just swiped your glasses. They are a unique model sold by a Bin Ladin subsidiary only to persons who have graduated from the highest training level and used as a secret identification (this is really a good idea ...). Remember, you admitted that you stole them from a terrorist, yourself. Ever remember having any strange confrontions while wearing them? They probably thought you were a sleeper and didn't want to blow your cover just then, but then did their homework, identified the glasses as the ones you stole, and we don't want to speculate on what happened then to the rightful owner. SO, feel yourself lucky that they just chose take the glasses and give up on the idea of ever replacing them. Get a new image for the 21st century. ;) |
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Re: How my sunglasses are impeding the War on Terror
From: caltawney-ga on 14 Dec 2005 04:58 PST |
Judging by the photos, the horrible replacements are serving you well. That beautiful young lady hanging on your arm seems happy with your current mojo. ;) |
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Re: How my sunglasses are impeding the War on Terror
From: goodenough-ga on 15 Dec 2005 23:35 PST |
May I suggest that you go to the local 2nd hand store (ie) salvation army, goodwill and pick up the frames you like then bring them to the optometrist. They can make a pair of lenses for you. You won't believe this ... but when I was in Vegas with my mom. She SAID she lost her reading glasses. Sooo we went to the lost & found in the casino. They let her go through the whole box of glasses where she picked up several pairs that suited her. You might try that trick at the mall or some large retail shop. |
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Re: How my sunglasses are impeding the War on Terror
From: kaylene-ga on 17 Jan 2006 14:34 PST |
Are these them (or similar)? http://www.thecostumer.com/store/product.cfm?prodID=6368 |
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