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Somebodies got to say it...EEwwwww. There done. Now a
bun to stuff in your hairless earscape. |
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A non-problem just crying out for an expensive, complex, overly-engineered solution involving VR goggles, fibre optics, stereoscopic low-light cameras, ultrasonic rangefinding, carbon-fibre composite articulation frames, solid-state lasers, superconductors, and a $2.99 ear-hair trimmer powered by a single AA battery. |
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Not an expensive, complex, overly-engineered solution
involving VR goggles, fibre optics, stereoscopic low-light
cameras, ultrasonic rangefinding, carbon-fibre composite
articulation frames, solid-state lasers, superconductors. [-] |
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This is downright earie... |
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You have failed to indicate exactly on the side of what
these mirrors are to be placed. Are they on the wall, the
car or your face? |
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//Are they on the wall, the car or your face?// - why are you suggesting that only one of these surfaces should hold mirrors? |
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I don't see that I suggested that...I was asking a question. |
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If they had a head fitting and could be worn like
headphones, then they could probably double as bat
phones (link) and with a rotatable fittings at the top and
bottom, as regular old rear view mirrors which I could
really use. This 3-in-one contraption may actualy be worth
building. Mirrored convex assistive hearing device that
triples as an assistive ear hair removal device and rear view
mirror. I predict that I will not be getting asked to any
proms this year. |
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