coke-bottle

It started as a childhood game: the missing sock that would appear in the Corn Flakes box, a greasy thumbprint on my coke-bottle glasses, the lone green bean that seemed to always lurk at the bottom of my milk glass.

Three Mississippi Sally Houtman 2011

Time to buy him some coke-bottle bottom thick glasses that are polarized.

It's All About Habitat 2009

A young woman wearing coke-bottle glasses, a horrible looking moo-moo and carrying a dragon cane looks up from her drink.

Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » JunoDagger’s Review Forum 2009

Time to buy him some coke-bottle bottom thick glasses that are polarized.

It's All About Habitat 2009

For instance, just ask the average fifth grader to draw his or her perception of a scientist and you'll most likely be given a depiction of a white male with wild Einstein-like hair, eccentric habits and attired in a lab coat, coke-bottle spectacles while working in an ivory tower laboratory; some might even describe him as "mad."

Larry Bock: Call to Action: Finding Heroes in Science and Engineering Larry Bock 2010

But their seclusion comes to an end once they are discovered by the orphaned Maria (she of the coke-bottle glasses and knobby knees on the book's cover) and her unscrupulous guardians — one of whom goes by the name "Mr. Hater"! — who want to exploit the small folk as a circus act.

A Different Stripe: 2007

There is a 40-something man in coke-bottle glasses, sitting solo in front of a finger-smeared pole, and I feel inexplicably sad for him.

blog: April 2009 2009

There is a 40-something man in coke-bottle glasses, sitting solo in front of a finger-smeared pole, and I feel inexplicably sad for him.

blog: Peeled 2009

Random thought: Harmony Korine could very well have worn this shirt with his coke-bottle glasses in Kids at the skateboard rave instead of one for Nuclear Assault.

Cool Stuff Reviewed: Troll 2 T-Shirt and a Sleestak Stash Bank | /Film 2009

But their seclusion comes to an end once they are discovered by the orphaned Maria (she of the coke-bottle glasses and knobby knees on the book's cover) and her unscrupulous guardians — one of whom goes by the name "Mr. Hater"! — who want to exploit the small folk as a circus act.

HALF-PRICE SALE 2007