Can a Solar Eclipse really cause eye damage?
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Columbo said:
Well, let's see:
1. Spend $5-$10 on something you'll use ONE time and never again
-or-
2. Spend NOTHING and make it yourself out of stuff you were gonna throw in the trash anyway.
1. Spend $5-$10 on something you'll use ONE time and never again
-or-
2. Spend NOTHING and make it yourself out of stuff you were gonna throw in the trash anyway.
How will it affect the different zodiac signs. I was reading somewhere that it's going to have an adverse effect on a lot of signs.
Link?
Nothing is going to happen, I'm a leo
Pleasure to meet you , fellow Lion
Larry Lambo
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Dumbest sh*t ever. If you can't get the glasses just take the L. You already know how it looks anyways.
African_brehda
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damn, you just took me back to 6th Grade 
when the eclipse happened in Ghana. .Those who couldn't afford the glasses had to fetch bowls of water and look at everything inside
when the eclipse happened in Ghana. .Those who couldn't afford the glasses had to fetch bowls of water and look at everything inside
Definitely wouldn't risk it now, I'm much older and I can already feel myself aging physically...
I remember as a youngin being able to hoop sun up to sun down. Used to always be an occasional set of older hoopers that would show up, play 1 game & leave. Didn't get it then... I understand now...
Talking bout "I was just hoopin last weekend
...""That was a month ago
"You will see a partial eclipse
Los Angeles... Partial too right?
Yea partial only about 60% to be exact. The total eclipse will only touch United States soil. It is very rare. People all around the world have booked hotels years in advance for this.
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LinusCaldwell
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Yes wear protection