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I still say its the Oakley wearers who are the douches. Heck, even the rock band Weezer said it well - "Oakley makes the shades to transform a Tool, youd hate for the kids to think that you've lost your cool". This translates into Oakley wearers trying to hard to try to be cool, which makes them douches and douchey.
But I am trying to perfect an aviator sunglass look, wearing the Southern Indian traditional white shirt and white veshti. Some day I'll find the perfect look. Presently working on it like Zoolander's magnum
I wear Jessica Simpson and West Coast Chopper sunglasses because they are $10 at Marshalls / Rite Aid and fit on my face. I really could care less what brand they are as long as they have that UV protection sticker... though I don't necessarily trust that it is full spectrum protection I almost never go into the sun for too long so I don't care that much.
For people who have sensitive eyes I think it is stupid not to get a name brand like Oakley's or Ray Bans or anything else that is certified to be full spectrum UV protection. Some people can't do without polarized lenses and I totally understand that as well. I don't see the problem with spending a lot of money on a device that will help you not to get cataracts.
Is that Lance Armstrong? I heard he's a big time douche.
He and Bieber should have a douche-off.
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