Graven images, for all you heathens.

Well, everyone knows we libs are really big on the Second Commandment.

Except for the Scotch tape.

It was the context of dropping his phone into the toilet.

It's ironic, though, because he spent all that time debunking mediums not because he hated fakes and wanted to expose them for the good of the world (like Randi), but because he wanted to find someone who could REALLY contact the dead so he could talk to his mom.

I'm amused by all the David Copperfield love, because he wasn't even that good a magician, IMO.

I don't have the dexterity to do magic, but I've read several books on the subject, and I think one of the great things about understanding how misdirection works is that it makes you less gullible. You learn to recognize it in other places, like warmongering presentations to the UN.

Mine has 'happy camper' and 'opioid', so draw your own conclusions.

The ISO 12312-2 standard was adopted in 2015, so glasses from earlier than that are questionable.

If they're more than 3 years old, you shouldn't use them.

Are they from a supplier you trust, is probably the only question you should answer.

#14 does. Silly boy.

True ignorance is understandable, it's willful ignorance that evil.

Only if it has a properly fitted solar filter.

If the lenses are #14 welders glass, then they're safe. If not, then not.

Tell me about the cuckoo clocks.

And will be again!

Is your real name Harry Lime?

I'm at Ground Zero. It's gonna be crazy here.

So, Rainbow Symphony is on the 'official' list. I bought a viewer (not glasses) made with #14 welders glass (not any of that namby-pamby 'film') from RS on Amazon, and I got an email from Amazon that they couldn't confirm it was from an official manufacturer and refunded my money.