[mandown]

heard about this on NPR yesterday. wild.

http://www.truemirror.com/

Welcome to the home of the fascinating True Mirror®, one of the most interesting and unique items you will ever see - a mirror that reflects you as others see you!
Simple idea - take two mirrors and place them at right angles - yet profound in the implications it has for our sense of self and our self-image. First patented in 1887, the idea of a true image mirror still was never seen as more than a curiosity until a surprising effect was discovered by founder John Walter. What he saw was recognition - the person in the mirror looked and felt right, and matched his sense of what others were seeing. In contrast, the flat, traditional mirror felt false and conveyed a host of inner thoughts that were in direct contrast to the way he was feeling. in other words, his real self was present in the true image.

 

[jonKranked]

 

[Arkayne]

 

[Pesqueeb]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Best gif evar!

 

[Serial Midget]

I haven't really thought about my image since my boy band days. Back then people where paid to look at me.