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Re: wearable necessity?

If they're staring, they're doing it behind me instead of in front of me.

I can see enough through the glasses to tell who is obviously staring and
who isn't.

Rich
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Papp" <>
To: "Wear-Hard Mailing List" <>
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: wearable necessity?

> On Fri, 1 Dec 2000, Rich Ervin wrote:
>
> > to see my Libretto when it was in a suitcase, but seemingly have no
> > interested in a Bill  Blass trenchcoat with about 20 wires and a bunch
of
> > electronic components.  My theory is that they won't check out anything
> > they're afraid they won't understand.
>
> Possibly people who *look* like terrorists aren't?
>
> > W/ respect to the covert, my regular Glasstron (not hacked) draws few
> > comments.  Most people guess correctly what it is.  I wore it all the
way
> > from the C to E gate in Chicago, and caught nobody staring.  I want a
covert
>
> It's not hacked - as in, not monocular?  If that's the case, how
> do you knwo no one is staring?  :)
>
> Don P
> http://aeinnovations.com
>
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