So, you want to be invisible?

**Cheebs** · 23 Oct 2006, 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by Tracer

I honestly thought about being a badass thief.

Being seen isn't the biggest problem in being a thief.

Being seen is the biggest problem with standing in the local college field hockey team's locker room and jerking it.

Masturbation advances > theiving advances

**Dolemite** · 23 Oct 2006, 10:46 AM

There are some hard-up sons of bitches posting on TNL.

**Nick** · 23 Oct 2006, 10:56 AM

Not that I condone intruding on people's privacy, but I'm sure there are many people you don't necessarily want to have sex with that you'd like to see naked. It has nothing to do with how much action you can get; it's more curiosity and an easy fix with no committment.

**Fe 26** · 23 Oct 2006, 11:13 AM

what if girls start washing in invso bathing suits?

Will we see a new dawn of technological rivalry? A cold war of pervs and tits?

only time will tell.

**Mman** · 23 Oct 2006, 11:15 AM

I agree with Nick. There is definetly a difference between getting the sex and just being able to spy on naked people.

**Revoltor** · 23 Oct 2006, 02:14 PM

Originally Posted by g0zen

Reminded me of the rape scene in Hollow Man.

Hollow Man kept it real.

**gir** · 23 Oct 2006, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by Mman

I agree with Nick. There is definetly a difference between getting the sex and just being able to spy on naked people.

(voyeurism)

plus, if you bring a camera, there'd be lots of blackmail opportunities. or you could make a bunch of money creating a porn site full of voyeuristic photos. the money-making possibilities are endless.

**Fe 26** · 23 Oct 2006, 02:28 PM

I have a hard time believing that this thing makes people truly invisible. How exactly does it bend light just right so that everything behind you matches up flawlessly?

You'd think that there would still be some refraction.

**Othello Harrington** · 23 Oct 2006, 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by buttcheeks

I have a hard time believing that this thing makes people truly invisible. How exactly does it bend light just right so that everything behind you matches up flawlessly?

You'd think that there would still be some refraction.

Again, right on the money.

Equations proving this theory please.

**Fe 26** · 23 Oct 2006, 02:32 PM

Eh, I just read it and it is kind of misleading.

It works within the frequency of microwaves. So this is invisable...to people who see microwaves.

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