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Old July 28th 04, 06:14 PM
Alexander Avtanski
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Paul Lawler wrote:
"Tom" wrote in message
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P.S. Nothing wrong with my eyes. I assume some people wear "pirate"

patches
over one eye for
long viewing sessions. I haven't been to any star parties so I

wouldn't
know.



I have to admit that I tried it... but the "geek" factor in the pirate
patches (and the red goggles) was just too great. g


I try it from time to time - mostly to preserve the dark adaptation
of one eye, when looking at star charts. And only when I'm looking
for something really faint. I find it inconvenient for all-session
use. My 6 yr. daughter, though, enjoys it very much - she says I
look like Captain Hook in it. :-)

- Alex

 




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