Inuit google steeze

[B.Pol]

Found these in my world history book and thought it was pretty funny. So that's why I am showing NS, hopefully someone can get some laughs out of this.

 

[daringharry]

no

 

[PhilboydStudge]

no

 

[TheBeardedOne]

so are these for the purpose of seeing in snow and cold or are they ceremonial

 

[bout_it]

yes

 

[B.Pol]

I think to see in snow

 

[.AR6rider.]

I think you meant goggle steeze, but it wasn't funny, so it doesn't even matter!

 

[B.Pol]

woooooow I used google to get the pic wow fml

 

[TheBeardedOne]

that's actually pretty sweet then

 

[BEARS.]

jesus. i need these for my future-jesus halloween costume.

 

[no_steeze]

they're actually effective and incredibly smart, not quite sure what's funny

 

[SteezyOhio]

for the purpose of seeing when in a snow tundra, where the snow and light reflection is so bad that it can be blinding, these deflect and minimize the viewing area making it safer to travel during extreme light days.

 

[Abc567def]

ohio is right, its to counter act snow blindness

 

[dmc12380]

you found them in a book?seems like you would notice them in there when you first pick it up to buy it because the book would be like half open

 

[GORlLLA]

look at tyler trying to be all intellectual and shit

 

[BC.]

?

 

[COskier]

I'm not that inuit.

 

[switchieski]

look at bob being all hillbilly and shit

 

[eastside]

damn. i thought this thread was going to about google street pictures of inuits in canada.