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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (18897)	1/13/2007 2:13:08 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 46821

Elsewhere in your reply, you buzzed by my thesis several times but you unsurprisingly refused to set down for a landing. You opt for the three pair, do you not? Why not get the automated kind? After reading that I think I'm ready for LASER surgery. It won't work. It's only for nearsightedness. If you call a Laser surgery company and tell them you're farsighted, they won't return your call. BTW, did you by any chance attend the CES show in Las Vegas, and maybe take in a side show or two? Moi? plus jamais. Sleek video glasses that turn film viewing into a private affair went on view at the world's biggest porn show on Wednesday, I did see a blurb about that on CNBC. In theory, a variable focal point lens is possible. I know they do exist in a primitive form where focal length is a function of vertical lens height. All one does is tilt one's head up depending on the nearness of the target.