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It would be very cool to have a pair of sunglasses that have a red LED in the very middle, where your pupil would be.
Wiggle your ears, and they turn on (a slow, warming up glow, not instant on). Demon eyes for people who really piss you off. Another wiggle, and they turn off.
Note: only works
for people who can wiggle their ears.
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I can only wiggle my right ear... what happens then? |
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And wouldn't you vision be obscured? Unless it was some sort of liquid crystal device, perhaps - like those transparent clocks. |
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Sometimes ideas are sappy,
Sometimes ideas are bad.
Sometimes I feel so crappy,
But wiggling ears makes me mad.
Baby, they just make me mad.
Linger on, your glowing red eyes.
Linger on, your glowing red eyes.
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[Detly] Then only the right one glows. |
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Been around for ages, a popular Halloween gag item. |
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Be my guest. You can start with "Zany Zappers". |
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[Detley] Vision wouldn't be obscured, just a little fuzzier. The LED crystal is only about 50x50mil sq. (1 mm^2 for the Old Europe). Mounted on the lens it would be totally out of focus. That's why a little dust on your camera lens doesn't show up as grains on the pictures. It just adds a little haze. |
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