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[Source] Glasses were optical instruments consisting of a frame holding a pair of lenses for improving eyesight. Some glasses were held in place by hand, like the pair occasionally used by Nuvo Vindi, other models had arms which rested over the ears, like the ones worn by some natives of Vyndal. Inspector Thanoth of the Galactic Empire often wore a monocle over his left eye during the Imperial Era. Glasses are lenses that are placed in front of the eyes of dogs and cats. In Nintendogs, they come in two types. In the 3DS sequel, they come in more types. Here is the list of all the types of glasses in both games. Although some NPCs may appear to have glasses (or "eyeglasses"), none are currently available to players. The closest thing players can get are spectacles or their close cousins goggles, monocles, or [Spectrecles]. The Doctor wore glasses at various points in his life — sometimes for good cause, and sometimes because, in the words of the Tenth Doctor, they made him "look a bit clever". Other people wore glasses for a variety of reasons. Glasses are a type of eyewear featured in The Last Stand: Union City and a type of featured in The Last Stand: Dead Zone. The Glasses is a special item that can be found in Resident Evil Outbreak. Glasses specially crafted by arcane and divine artisans to imbue you with truly magnificent eyesight. Glasses are supremely powerful magic items as they not only increase your dexterity and ability to strike enemies from afar, but they allow you to be able to attack them from farther away. Glasses take the same item slot as any lens or goggles would and their bonuses do not stack with themselves. Price: 6,500 hl Construction: CL 8, Blindness/Deafness, 3,250 hl Caster Level: 5th Construction Requirements: Craft wondrous Item, perception 5 ranks, 14,500 hl Price: 29,000 hl Glasses are a crude human technology. Normally, they are intended to enhance eyesight when the wearer suffers from an optical deficiency. (Humans have not developed a successful method of replacing inefficient optic organs, and their repair techniques are as yet too expensive for common use.) Other humans wear glasses to limit the overly intense light from the Sun, or simply to look "cool". Humans are a very strange species indeed. First appearance: Sprite: The Glasses are an equippable item that appear in Bomberman Quest. When they are equipped, Bomberman will be able to see and open treasure chests that are ordinarily invisible. They can be found by defeating Crystal Demon. Below is a list of items that can be found with the glasses. Glasses (also called spectacles) are lenses held in front of the eyes by frames made of metal or plastic in order to improve defective eyesight. Contact lenses work similarly but sit directly on the cornea of the wearer. By the 23rd century advances in medical science had made the wearing of glasses very rare. Root normally wears contact lenses but when scrambling to respond to a red alert wears glasses instead. (TOSS #19 "[/ Condition Red]") Jennifer Cole was once seen wearing eyeglasses. (Star Trek: Hidden Frontier: "Enemy Unknown, Part 2") The tech expert for the Hooligang, Glasses likes to win his blaster and Mecha parts from other slingers in duels. With Billy and Shorty by his side, he doesn’t always win them fairly. Glasses are an accessory worn over eyes to improve sight. The letters '8' and ')' make up the basic emoticon symbol for glasses, '8)'. there can be many different glasses, * 8=D sun glasses on head (or for dirty minds, a little wang) * 8D round glasses * BD Sun glasses. * B) Sun glasses are usually with the upper case letter B to symbolize the large lenses. Sad Glasses: * B-( * 8-( * B( * 8( * B| * 8| * DB * D8 Glasses are Rare Equip Items that are made with 2 Lenses and a Stick. They act like Lenses, but give a 30% range boost instead of 10%! They look like what human glasses look like! Glasses is an imaginary friend who first appeared in "House of Bloo's". Glasses are essential to old people, librarians, and nerds, for the most part, because they are commonly mistaken for being "cool" and "high-tec", "especially on nerds", or some kind of crap-related crap like that. The Glasses are black wide-framed glasses. The sides are the same color as your team's ink. Unfortunately, they also enable the wearer to see how ridiculous he looks with glasses on. With glasses off, of course, he can't see anything at all. Glasses tend to fall off at the worst of times, but are much easier to find than either contact lenses or the spare bits of your eyes that are removed in laser surgery. Used to correct vision or protect eyes. Difficult to obtain, so it is quite rare and valuable * 1 Giant Beetle Eyes * Bespectacled Glasses are a feature of Fighting Fantasy canon. Glasses are non-stat affecting items worn usually on the player's face. Many glasses have been released in addition to the original glasses ingame. Glasses is a criminal who works under Tony Dracon in Manhattan. Glasses are unique items from Persona 4. Glasses (メガネ, Megane) is a B-Class, rank 21, superhero for the Hero Association. Glasses were worn by some in the 23rd century. A transporter assistant serving aboard the USS Enterprise in 2254 wore glasses while working at the transporter console. (TOS: "The Cage" , "The Menagerie, Part I" , "The Menagerie, Part II" ) Crime lord Bela Okmyx of the planet Sigma Iotia II wore glasses. (TOS: "A Piece of the Action" ) A command division lieutenant of the USS Enterprise who beamed down to the Terratin city on Terra 10 also wore glasses. (TAS: "The Terratin Incident") Glasses were also common on Malcor III. Both Krola and Lanel wore them. (TNG: "First Contact" ) Glasses occur frequently on Lost. Below is a list of significant appearances. * Sawyer's makeshift glasses, worn after he was getting bad headaches * Sawyer's 70's glasses, worn as 'LaFleur' * Ben's glasses, seemingly only worn when watching monitors * Young Ben's glasses * Liam's glasses, worn when around his family * Richard's glasses, worn when removing a bullet from Locke's leg * At least in 1977, Radzinsky wears 50's style Glasses. The Tibble Twins once broke Arthur's glasses while he was wearing them. D.W. raised money by selling some of her toys in order to buy Arthur a new pair. "Never, Never, Never" Notable glasses wearers were: * George McFly in 1985 before history was rewritten. In the improved present, he appeared to wear contact lenses. The black and white photograph on the back cover of George's novel A Match Made in Space depicted him wearing glasses — possibly the same pair he was asking Lorraine about when Marty arrived home from his trip to 1885: “I can't find my other glasses. Lorraine, have you seen my glasses?” His counterpart in 1986B also wore glasses. * Linda McFly in 1985 before history was rewritten, whose glasses had thick lenses. Like George, in the improved present she appeared to wear contact lenses instead. * The barbwire salesman in 1885, whose glasses were of the wire-rimmed kind. * Benjamin Franklin, scientist of the 1700s who discovered electric The Glasses is an inventory item in KQ7. Glasses are pieces of headwear in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4 and Fallout Tactics. Prescription glasses worn to compensate for defects in vision. The Glasses is a key item that appears in Paper Mario. Glasses are mystical devices used to aid in sight. No one is quite sure how they are made, who they are made by, or how they work, but they are still found upon the faces of millions each and every day. Up until this point in history there has only been one pair of glasses known to contain pure perfection, and those glasses are the ones that rest upon Stephen Colbert's fantastically crafted ears and nose. If Stephen Colbert has one flaw, it is his eyesight, but thanks to the achievements of glass and wire (it seems that these are the two main components of glasses) he has become flawless. He would try laser surgery but is afraid he might not be able to spot Bears anymore, and that would be a devastating loss to the Nation. Glasses is clothing found exclusively in Dead Rising 2: Case West. They can be found inside of the Living Quarters.

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Glasses are pieces of headwear in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4 and Fallout Tactics. Glasses (also called spectacles) are lenses held in front of the eyes by frames made of metal or plastic in order to improve defective eyesight. Contact lenses work similarly but sit directly on the cornea of the wearer. By the 23rd century advances in medical science had made the wearing of glasses very rare. Root normally wears contact lenses but when scrambling to respond to a red alert wears glasses instead. (TOSS #19 "[/ Condition Red]") Jennifer Cole was once seen wearing eyeglasses. (Star Trek: Hidden Frontier: "Enemy Unknown, Part 2") Glasses are a crude human technology. Normally, they are intended to enhance eyesight when the wearer suffers from an optical deficiency. (Humans have not developed a successful method of replacing inefficient optic organs, and their repair techniques are as yet too expensive for common use.) Other humans wear glasses to limit the overly intense light from the Sun, or simply to look "cool". Humans are a very strange species indeed. The Glasses is a special item that can be found in Resident Evil Outbreak. First appearance: Sprite: The Glasses are an equippable item that appear in Bomberman Quest. When they are equipped, Bomberman will be able to see and open treasure chests that are ordinarily invisible. They can be found by defeating Crystal Demon. Below is a list of items that can be found with the glasses. The Doctor wore glasses at various points in his life — sometimes for good cause, and sometimes because, in the words of the Tenth Doctor, they made him "look a bit clever". Other people wore glasses for a variety of reasons. The Glasses is an inventory item in KQ7. [Source] Glasses were optical instruments consisting of a frame holding a pair of lenses for improving eyesight. Some glasses were held in place by hand, like the pair occasionally used by Nuvo Vindi, other models had arms which rested over the ears, like the ones worn by some natives of Vyndal. Inspector Thanoth of the Galactic Empire often wore a monocle over his left eye during the Imperial Era. Glasses is an imaginary friend who first appeared in "House of Bloo's". Notable glasses wearers were: * George McFly in 1985 before history was rewritten. In the improved present, he appeared to wear contact lenses. The black and white photograph on the back cover of George's novel A Match Made in Space depicted him wearing glasses — possibly the same pair he was asking Lorraine about when Marty arrived home from his trip to 1885: “I can't find my other glasses. Lorraine, have you seen my glasses?” His counterpart in 1986B also wore glasses. * Linda McFly in 1985 before history was rewritten, whose glasses had thick lenses. Like George, in the improved present she appeared to wear contact lenses instead. * The barbwire salesman in 1885, whose glasses were of the wire-rimmed kind. * Benjamin Franklin, scientist of the 1700s who discovered electricity. * Zane Williams, a member of Kid's gang in 1931. * Erhardt Brown, father to Emmett Brown. * First Citizen Brown, whose glasses were similar to that of the barbwire salesman. * Mr. Arky, Marty McFly's social studies teacher at Hill Valley High School. * The shop attendant at the music store where Marty tries to buy a replacement interocitor tube for his guitar amplifier. * Marty's history teacher in 1986. * Jack, an employee of Lee Bros. Towing & Repair in 1986. * Walter Wisdom, rival to Doc Brown. * Julie, a girl whom Marty knew in 1991. * Professor Frink, a colleague of Doc. Prescription glasses worn to compensate for defects in vision. Glasses is clothing found exclusively in Dead Rising 2: Case West. They can be found inside of the Living Quarters. The Tibble Twins once broke Arthur's glasses while he was wearing them. D.W. raised money by selling some of her toys in order to buy Arthur a new pair. "Never, Never, Never" Glasses are Rare Equip Items that are made with 2 Lenses and a Stick. They act like Lenses, but give a 30% range boost instead of 10%! They look like what human glasses look like! Glasses are mystical devices used to aid in sight. No one is quite sure how they are made, who they are made by, or how they work, but they are still found upon the faces of millions each and every day. Up until this point in history there has only been one pair of glasses known to contain pure perfection, and those glasses are the ones that rest upon Stephen Colbert's fantastically crafted ears and nose. If Stephen Colbert has one flaw, it is his eyesight, but thanks to the achievements of glass and wire (it seems that these are the two main components of glasses) he has become flawless. He would try laser surgery but is afraid he might not be able to spot Bears anymore, and that would be a devastating loss to the Nation. In his article on glasses, Stephen Colbert stated that, "Take my glasses. They are utterly unnecessary. I was born with perfect vision. Eyes of an eagle. But authority is sexy, and nothing bestows a sense that you know what you are talking about like a pair of specs." [...] Of course, putting on a pair of glasses simply for the sexy air of authority would be a lie, and I am no liar. So six years ago I had Lasik to make me nearsighted. Now I can wear my erotically corrective lenses with a clear conscience." It is rumored Stephen Colbert's glasses are actually a symbiotic living organsim much like Spawn's costume in the comic book Spawn. Accordingly, they are capable of independant thought, most notably harboring a penchant for seedy gambling establishments and loose women. Also in the article, Stephen notes how people with glasses are twice as sexy as people with monocles. Things to point out: Whoever wrote the section of the paragraph that was crossed out was dead wrong on several things: 1. Stephen Colbert has no flaws. None. At all. None. 2. Stephen is afraid of nothing; especially lasers being shot into his eyes. Colbert laughs at lasers. 3. If by some incredibly impossibly event, Stephen Colbert became blind, he would still be able to hunt the godless killing machines that are bears. Glasses are non-stat affecting items worn usually on the player's face. Many glasses have been released in addition to the original glasses ingame. Glasses (メガネ, Megane) is a B-Class, rank 21, superhero for the Hero Association. The tech expert for the Hooligang, Glasses likes to win his blaster and Mecha parts from other slingers in duels. With Billy and Shorty by his side, he doesn’t always win them fairly. Glasses are an accessory worn over eyes to improve sight. The letters '8' and ')' make up the basic emoticon symbol for glasses, '8)'. there can be many different glasses, * 8=D sun glasses on head (or for dirty minds, a little wang) * 8D round glasses * BD Sun glasses. * B) Sun glasses are usually with the upper case letter B to symbolize the large lenses. Sad Glasses: * B-( * 8-( * B( * 8( * B| * 8| * DB * D8 Glasses are a type of eyewear featured in The Last Stand: Union City and a type of featured in The Last Stand: Dead Zone. Although some NPCs may appear to have glasses (or "eyeglasses"), none are currently available to players. The closest thing players can get are spectacles or their close cousins goggles, monocles, or [Spectrecles]. Glasses specially crafted by arcane and divine artisans to imbue you with truly magnificent eyesight. Glasses are supremely powerful magic items as they not only increase your dexterity and ability to strike enemies from afar, but they allow you to be able to attack them from farther away. Glasses take the same item slot as any lens or goggles would and their bonuses do not stack with themselves. Price: 6,500 hl Construction: CL 8, Blindness/Deafness, 3,250 hl A pair of sleek, black sun glasses crafted in a foreign country. On the side it says "Sung lasses". Wearing these glasses grants immunity to the blinded status ailment. In addition it grants a +4 bonus to saving throws against gaze attacks. Caster Level: 5th Construction Requirements: Craft wondrous Item, perception 5 ranks, 14,500 hl Price: 29,000 hl Cheap store-bought glasses. Still fuzzy. But at least the ladies will love em. Gain a +2 enhancement bonus to Dexterity, and a +5 foot bonus to ranged attacks. Caster Level: 8th Construction Requirements: Craft wondrous Item, perception 8 ranks, 50,200 hl Price: 100,400 hl You look smart, but girls won't kiss you. These glasses grant a +2 bonus on any one knowledge check 3 times per day. Gain a +4 enhancement bonus to Dexterity, and a +15 foot bonus to ranged attacks. Caster Level: 8th Construction Requirements: Craft wondrous Item, perception 8 ranks, 50,200 hl Price: 100,400 hl Always a hit at parties. These grant a +2bonus to bluff checks to convince someone that you're someone else. Gain a +4 enhancement bonus to Dexterity, and a +15 foot bonus to ranged attacks. Caster Level: 10th Construction Requirements: Craft wondrous Item, perception 10 ranks, 63,000 hl Price: 126,000 hl Good for late-night walks in the woods. Gain a +6 enhancement bonus to Dexterity, and a +30 foot bonus to ranged attacks. Gain Darkvision 60 feet while wearing these. If you already possess darkvision you gain an additional 60 feet of it. Caster Level: 18th Construction Requirements: Craft wondrous Item, perception 14 ranks, 63,000 hl Price: 126,000 hl May reveal the meaning of life. Or not. Gain a +6 enhancement bonus to Dexterity, and a +30 foot bonus to ranged attacks. Allows you to reveal your own destiny once per day in the form of a foresight spell that lasts for 180 minutes. A high tech pair of Netherscience glasses, the Providence system is a powerful targeting system installed into some of the coolest shades known to man. It uses the GPS - Godly Positioning System, to locate it's enemies and destroy it's foes. Gain a +10 enhancement bonus to Dexterity, and a +50 foot bonus to ranged attacks. 3 times per day you can force a creature to make a DC:10+1/2 level+ Dexterity modifier fortitude saving throw or you will know their exact location. This does not work on creatures on another plane of existence. Though it is considered an artifact, there are thousands of them in the universe and as such they are really just very powerful magic items. Glasses is a criminal who works under Tony Dracon in Manhattan. Unfortunately, they also enable the wearer to see how ridiculous he looks with glasses on. With glasses off, of course, he can't see anything at all. Glasses tend to fall off at the worst of times, but are much easier to find than either contact lenses or the spare bits of your eyes that are removed in laser surgery. Glasses are essential to old people, librarians, and nerds, for the most part, because they are commonly mistaken for being "cool" and "high-tec", "especially on nerds", or some kind of crap-related crap like that. Used to correct vision or protect eyes. Difficult to obtain, so it is quite rare and valuable * 1 Giant Beetle Eyes * Bespectacled The Glasses is a key item that appears in Paper Mario. Glasses are a feature of Fighting Fantasy canon. Glasses were worn by some in the 23rd century. A transporter assistant serving aboard the USS Enterprise in 2254 wore glasses while working at the transporter console. (TOS: "The Cage" , "The Menagerie, Part I" , "The Menagerie, Part II" ) Crime lord Bela Okmyx of the planet Sigma Iotia II wore glasses. (TOS: "A Piece of the Action" ) A command division lieutenant of the USS Enterprise who beamed down to the Terratin city on Terra 10 also wore glasses. (TAS: "The Terratin Incident") Captain James T. Kirk was allergic to Retinax V, the conventional pharmaceutical method of correcting vision, so Dr. Leonard McCoy provided him with a pair of 18th century glasses. However, the glasses broke during the conflict with Khan Noonien Singh and his followers. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) Kirk ended up selling the glasses at an antique shop on 20th century Earth in exchange for currency needed to accomplish their mission to save Earth in the future. When Spock expressed his surprise that Kirk would sell a gift from a friend, Kirk assured him that somehow he'd still wind up with them anyway. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) Glasses were also common on Malcor III. Both Krola and Lanel wore them. (TNG: "First Contact" ) In 2368, several artifacts were recovered from a cavern underneath the Earth city of San Francisco. Among them was a pair of glasses which Lieutenant Commander Data described as a "bifocal visual aid." (TNG: "Time's Arrow" ) In the holographic program titled Julian Bashir, Secret Agent, the character Honey Bare wore glasses, but Doctor Julian Bashir convinced her to take them off. (DS9: "Our Man Bashir") In visions received from the Prophets, Benjamin Sisko's 20th century persona Benny Russell wore glasses. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars") The Glasses are black wide-framed glasses. The sides are the same color as your team's ink. Glasses are unique items from Persona 4. Glasses are lenses that are placed in front of the eyes of dogs and cats. In Nintendogs, they come in two types. In the 3DS sequel, they come in more types. Here is the list of all the types of glasses in both games. Glasses occur frequently on Lost. Below is a list of significant appearances. * Sawyer's makeshift glasses, worn after he was getting bad headaches * Sawyer's 70's glasses, worn as 'LaFleur' * Ben's glasses, seemingly only worn when watching monitors * Young Ben's glasses * Liam's glasses, worn when around his family * Richard's glasses, worn when removing a bullet from Locke's leg * At least in 1977, Radzinsky wears 50's style Glasses.

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