Adspecs are oil-filled vision correction eyeglasses that can be adjusted by changing how much oil is in the lens. The inventor, Joshua Silver, says the glasses cost between $5 to $10 dollars, but hopes to get it around a dollar.
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I wouldn't even want to be a passenger in one of these cars for fears of looking like a complete dork! Then there's the outright smugness of these hybrid drivers! Talk about entitled drivers! No...not me thanks! For as long as I can afford to, I will continue to drive my gas-guzzler!...So remember this you tree-huggers...for every gallon you save, and every ton of CO2 you don't put in the atmosphere, kanald oyun
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