Computer Screen Contact Lenses


	Computer Screen Contact Lenses

bferman

1-17-2008 10:29 PM

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technology, biomedical, science

bferman says:

Simply amazing

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1-18-2008 7:51 AM

gigajosh

As long as it didn't short out and fry my eye I'd be up for it

1-18-2008 7:52 AM

skwirlinator

OMG, I could have so much fun with those

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