We happen to have several eclipse-ready glasses available for those last-minute eclipse preppers. Made from totally recyclable materials, these hand-crafted glasses will not only guarantee a memorable experience while viewing the eclipse; they will become a tactile memento of the last time you witnessed an eclipse. Our special, one-day-only reduced price is $2000.
We happen to have several eclipse-ready glasses available for those last-minute eclipse preppers. Made from totally recyclable materials, these hand-crafted glasses will not only guarantee a memorable experience while viewing the eclipse; they will become a tactile memento of the last time you witnessed an eclipse. Our special, one-day-only reduced price is $2000.
Oh NUTS! Too late for me to get them now - all we have are these dumb NASA-approved glasses that I bought for the last eclipse. Oh well, next turn of the sun event we'll have these spectacle, ah, spectacular viewing glasses!
We happen to have several eclipse-ready glasses available for those last-minute eclipse preppers. Made from totally recyclable materials, these hand-crafted glasses will not only guarantee a memorable experience while viewing the eclipse; they will become a tactile memento of the last time you witnessed an eclipse. Our special, one-day-only reduced price is $2000.
Throw in the Trabant from a previous post and I'll consider this incomparable 'deal'.
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Yes of course but does that include excessive refraction from the surface curvature as it relates to Forumites residing in the GMT? Asking for a friend.
I think you maybe need to look . . um . . you know . . like . . UPWARDS a bit more?
As for the GMT bit, it looks like I need to travel about 100 miles west in the next 15-20 minutes to have a chance of seeing anything. I'm still a pretty sharp mover on a pushbike but it's a big ask.
I think you maybe need to look . . um . . you know . . like . . UPWARDS a bit more?
As for the GMT bit, it looks like I need to travel about 100 miles west in the next 15-20 minutes to have a chance of seeing anything. I'm still a pretty sharp mover on a pushbike but it's a big ask.
Aww that's a shame to miss it. I would suggest you try going metric but that's even further!
This raises the question: "is there an upwards perspective when a person is in total darkness?" Only Paul Rouffa knows for sure, I would suggest.
I think you maybe need to look . . um . . you know . . like . . UPWARDS a bit more?
As for the GMT bit, it looks like I need to travel about 100 miles west in the next 15-20 minutes to have a chance of seeing anything. I'm still a pretty sharp mover on a pushbike but it's a big ask.
I think you maybe need to look . . um . . you know . . like . . UPWARDS a bit more?
As for the GMT bit, it looks like I need to travel about 100 miles west in the next 15-20 minutes to have a chance of seeing anything. I'm still a pretty sharp mover on a pushbike but it's a big ask.
I think you maybe need to look . . um . . you know . . like . . UPWARDS a bit more?
As for the GMT bit, it looks like I need to travel about 100 miles west in the next 15-20 minutes to have a chance of seeing anything. I'm still a pretty sharp mover on a pushbike but it's a big ask.
On your mark, get set, ready and GO !
Well, I gave it my best shot, but made a few wrong turns in the gathering gloom and ended up colliding with Stonehenge. "Well, stone me", said I to myself. "Where the hell am I now? Boulder? Little Rock? Who can tell?"
