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softinthehead

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1,550 posts

267 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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having worn thick glasses from a very early age, ive never really bothered with sunglasses, but since i got the cab its become a necessity, so ive just forked out for my first pair of very swish, blue-tinted, mirrored, polarised prescription sunglasses in which to pose outrageously as i burble through town, top down.
Yesterday i drove past a couple of the local max power lads in their souped-up, flared wheel arch citroen saxo. to do them credit they really have lavished time and attention on it and, if you like that sort of thing, i'm sure its a wonderful example. In particular the paint job is amazing - one of those varying colour purpley-green iridescent jobs that changes with varying light/angles, similar to the sort of colour you often see on a tvr.
But looking at it through polarised glassses i suddenly realised its absolutely barn-door turd coloured. and i assume everyone else with sunglasses on is thinking the same.
should i pop across to the tvr forum and let them know?

>> Edited by softinthehead on Thursday 11th May 10:32

BliarOut

72,863 posts

267 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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Oakleys?

Don

28,378 posts

312 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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So this flip-flop paint just looks brown through polarising sunnies?



6K option that was...

softinthehead

Original Poster:

1,550 posts

267 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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BliarOut said:
Oakleys?

yep

softinthehead

Original Poster:

1,550 posts

267 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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Don said:
So this flip-flop paint just looks brown through polarising sunnies?



6K option that was...


i know, its just what i was thinking, its such a shame cos they look sooooo good in sunlight but oh dear oh dearm once the specs go on

BliarOut

72,863 posts

267 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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softinthehead said:
BliarOut said:
Oakleys?

yep
Thought so... I've worn specs since I was a kid and there were never any cool ones until the irridium Oakleys came along. They truly are the answer to all your opthalmic prayers

It's great driving into the sun in the wet, you keep wondering why everyone else is going so slowly and then you remember that they can't see.

Time to go looking for some flip painted TVR's I think

johnnywishbone

1,171 posts

250 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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SERENGETI !!
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE !!
give tracy a call @ 07000 997 997 for all you sun glass needs !!

JWB

rich-uk

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284 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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Is there nothing Tracy doesn't sell

BliarOut

72,863 posts

267 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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johnnywishbone said:
SERENGETI !!
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE !!
give tracy a call @ 07000 997 997 for all you sun glass needs !!

JWB
No way Hose. Oakleys are the biz!

Andrew D

968 posts

268 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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While I was posing my way home last night I pulled up alongside a chav-mobile that I believe used to be a Saxo. It too looked like turd, only I wasn't wearing polarized sunglasses and it looked like turd that someone had painted electric blue.

Unfortunately I suffered an involuntary chuckle as I sighted the offending vehicle, which the Kevin behind the wheel didn't really appreciate.

I'm always amused by the disparity between the selection of colours for these "reflex" schemes. Tuscan owners generally go for subtle combinations of similar colours such as sky blue and royal blue, which really complement the lines of the bodywork (admittedly you only see them on the back of recovery trucks). But not for Kevina and his Nova, oh no, subtlety isn't his bag, man. He favours the most garish and contrasting colours possible, purple and orange anyone? Perhaps turd brown and blue.

DanH

12,287 posts

288 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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johnnywishbone said:
SERENGETI !!
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE !!
give tracy a call @ 07000 997 997 for all you sun glass needs !!

JWB


ding!

'Drivers polarized' Good enough for Herr Rohrl, good enough for me

johnnywishbone

1,171 posts

250 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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CORRECT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


JWB

BliarOut

72,863 posts

267 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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BUZZ UH UH

Mr Chips says Oakleys every time.

We are talking about prescription shades here!

Andrew D

968 posts

268 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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I'm currently on a quest to find the ideal pair of uber-80's silver rimmed and mirrored aviators (preferably polarized) as worn by the character "Sundown" in that classic film Topgun!

johnnywishbone

1,171 posts

250 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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GOT SOME SERENGETI AVS !!!
REALLY COOL !!!
give tracy a call @ 07000 997 997 !!
she wil see you rite !!


JWB

johnnywishbone

1,171 posts

250 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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[quote=BliarOut]BUZZ UH UH

Mr Chips says Oakleys every time.

CRAZZZZZZY FOOOOOOOL !!!!!!!!


JWB

anniesdad

14,589 posts

266 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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Brown polarized Oakleys aren't particularly good with brake lights.

nervous

24,050 posts

258 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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johnnywishbone said:
GOT SOME SERENGETI AVS !!!
REALLY COOL !!!
give tracy a call @ 07000 997 997 !!
she wil see you rite !!


JWB


I would, but I make it a policy not to buy anything from anybody who so over-zealously uses exclamation marks and capitals.

johnnywishbone

1,171 posts

250 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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EH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JWB

Yex

4,608 posts

248 months

Thursday 11th May 2006
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johnnywishbone said:
EH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JWB


LOL

Have Oakley Iridium Juliette's ( at least I think that's what the sign said when I bought them, it was a while ago) and they are the dogs danglies

Also "borrow" my father's 1980 ish pair of gold frame, green lense Aviators occassionally when he's not looking. Never thought for once they'd come back into fashion

Yex