mr2t+@andrew.cmu.edu.UUCP (11/18/87)
As an aside- I saw a young man in a club once who was wearing mirrored sunglasses, and removed them when he sat down at his table. Not being able to see his face, I wondered at the remarkable effect his gaze was having on people around him, as they ceased talking almost immediately when he looked their way. As he tured toward me I saw the reason why - his irises appeared unusually large and were mirror-reflective. I had an opportunity to speak to him a little later on, and discovered that his father was an opthamologist in California who had done work in the motion-picture industry, ergo the lenses he was wearing. He confided to me that they were somewhat uncomfortable and cut down on peripheral vision, but the shock value made it all worthwhile. -Michael DISCLAIMER: "Don't depend on my opinions, don't console yourself with my so-called wisdom." -Anna Morello
ln5@bucsb.UUCP (11/29/87)
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I don't remember who, but somebody was asking about where to get a pair
of mirrored contacts....
I know of a company that can get you in touch with a Hollywood FX company
that makes them. But it costs about $300 each contact. The company is called
"Bodyparts" (another makeup company) and is located in Newton, MA.
The phone is (617) 527 0709, ask for a Mr. Rod Atshul.
Blake Senftner