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  1. Jan 12, 2015, 08:44 PM #1
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    How to see without glasses, no matter how bad your vision is

    This is actually very cool and I never had worked this out-watch the video

    http://truthseekerdaily.com/2015/01/...our-vision-is/
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    This works..!!! Nice find

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    Squint. You'll be able to pick off raccoons on the Bell Parkway from a mile away.

    "He's just a witness"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Drop of a Hat View Post
    Squint. You'll be able to pick off raccoons on the Bell Parkway from a mile away.

    "He's just a witness"
    Squinting works too, though I didn't know why. Thanks for the share, Cam!
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