Just looking over those again - that photo of Ana is the absolute business!

What's the chemical formula on that "Oakley discovers Iridium" poster?

That's the one I was asking about in a couple previous threads. It's from way back. It's the chemical formula for Iridium coating.

C12H14O6Ir3Au2Pt2Ag1Si5? Doesn't sound too complicated does it?

It looks like all the additives they put on breakfast cereals.........

An Iridium-coated cereal? I'm guessing we'd be the only crazies who would eat that. Gotta have your daily dose of Iridium, Platinum and Silicon. What would the body do without those?

While I'm on this topic, I was reading on a chemistry website that the natural occuring color of Iridium is silvery-white. Could that be how Oakley made the white lenses for Spiderman? Might be a long shot, but hey, isn't that what Oakley likes? Thinking outside the box? Jim must think we're all nuts:)

Jim thinks this site is cool so I have heard.
And Nice thinking with the lenses mate,you could be onto something there.

14.75 was Shane Battier's shoe size. It was a big deal back when Oakley was trying to break into the basketball shoe market and they were custom making Shane's shoes, he was their NBA athlete.

Another mystery solved. Thanks, Mad Science!

I've got a tin of that in the shed....