Gold In My Eyes...

[Shadow]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4685961/

Seems kind of odd to me...

Comments anybody?

 

[eightfivezero]

I don't think it's fake. As far as I know it costs around 500 bucks and can be removed easily. Let's see if I can spot anyone this or next weekend with this thing in a club, if not, I'll think it's fake too.

 

[gt4]

how do you plan on seeing someone with this as they only did it to 7 people?

 

[Famine]

I heard it was a tiny platinum stud.

 

[DRIFT4EVA]

Yea. That Eye Jewllery BS was on the news yesterday. I wouldn't want that. I wouldn't be suprised if it impairs your vision.

 

[Der Alta]

I'm suspecting at some point the jewelry will get to the point of hand gestures, that you can give to people when they're half paying attention.

DOes this remind anyone of Arnold's "Sixth day" movie, where they were using these on teh eyelid to mark who was and wasn't a clone?

AO

 

[lethalAE86typeR]

that is the stupidest thing to do!!!

i bet you in a month or so an American rapper or just rapper would have that eye sore on their eye! haha i used to eyes in the sentence about eyes! hahaha

 

[Josh]

One of my biggest fears in life is losing my eye sight. The last thing I would want is somebody sticking a chunk of metal into my eyeball.

 

[1X83Z]

Originally posted by Josh
One of my biggest fears in life is losing my eye sight. The last thing I would want is somebody sticking a chunk of metal into my eyeball.

You know how you can go through your life without losing your eyesight? By killing yourself now, before you have the chance. Hick

 

[Josh]

Originally posted by M5Power
You know how you can go through your life without losing your eyesight? By killing yourself now, before you have the chance. Hick

Shut your mouth. **** face.

 

[Shadow]

Okay, calm down kids.


I didn't say that the process was fake, I just said that I thought it was kind of odd to have all kinds of gold and S*** in your eyes.

 

[toyomatt84]

Stainless steel, by the way. Gold would have a negative effect on the body, due to the fact that it is a natural item. Stainless steel, is manufactured, therefore making it a little bit easier to manipulate when it comes to insertion in the blood stream.

 

[Famine]

Although it IS actually platinum, like I said.

 

[boombexus]

I think the chic in the picture should have used some visine before she implanted **** in her eye. Don't know why someone would want to attract attention to thier bloodshot eye?

 

[RSCosworth]

Heh, I noticed the same thing . This whole idea of having stuff in your eyes doesn´t sound very healthful..

 

[skip0110]

Originally posted by RSCosworth
Heh, I noticed the same thing . This whole idea of having stuff in your eyes doesn´t sound very healthful..

Yeah. What do you do when that sucker gets infected?

 

[eightfivezero]

Originally posted by gt4
how do you plan on seeing someone with this as they only did it to 7 people?

Oh, I thought, it would be easy to get one, so I thought, I'd see someone with it.

 

[Squid]

Originally posted by Josh
One of my biggest fears in life is losing my eye sight. The last thing I would want is somebody sticking a chunk of metal into my eyeball.

Yea me to, Id never do this ****

 

[hanker]

Originally posted by Famine
Although it IS actually platinum, like I said.

Is Platinum magnetic by any chance, if so damn heres a new way of torture..........

 

[Famine]

No, it's not. But stainless steel is...


Here's a thought for you - biologically speaking, your eyes are part of your brain. Would you happily have pieces of metal sewn into your brain?

 

[daan]

Originally posted by Famine
Would you happily have pieces of metal sewn into your brain?

Would they pay me to do it? There's bits of my brain I don't use.