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pedestrian mirrors

 cross wherever you please whenever you please
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these are simply large plate glass mirrors with suction handles on the back and rubber coated edges. As a pedestrian you will carry this mirror across the street.

No driver wants seven years of bad luck for smashing a mirror so these mirrors will allow the carrier to cross whatever street they want whenever they want.

—vfrackis, Feb 02 2014

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       A big enough mirror, and the driver of an oncoming car might momentarily think that collision with another CAR is imminent, not just a collision with a mirror.
—Vernon, Feb 03 2014
   

       Mirrors will make you invisible to some drivers. And mirror will be on the wrong side of the street when you wish to cross. Some drivers want bad luck judging by how they drive.   

       I like it.
—popbottle, Feb 03 2014
   


 

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