[Mad Dawgg]

I want one!

(and a pair of them gasses as well)

[molson209]

Steve Martin’s movie ,The Jerk comes to mind

[billorites]

I'm in too!

[Drew68]

This is too much.

Do we really need to be on-line every step we take?

[ottbmare]

My 18-year-old kid agrees with you. He brought his laptop over to me and showed me the Google vid about the glasses. He thought it was great.

Yeah, it’s great that Google already knows what you’re interested in reading, what you write about in your private emails to your friends, what you buy online. Now they’re going to know exactly where you go, who you talked to, what you spent money on, what you said, what you even looked at, 24-7. They ask to maintain your medical records too. They want your life. They want control. I swear to heaven, this is terrifying.

[Age of Reason]

Makes me long for the early 1980s or better, the 1950s, even more than I already do.

[Leep]

This is not for me. I can not tell you how many sunglasses I have lost or sat on.

[umgud]

Conceptually, I see this as a very good idea. If it can be bluetoothed to PC’s, smartphones, tablets, etc., you could either do away with or at least not have to view a fixed monitor or a small screen. Sure it has downsides, but I like the freedom and convenience it would allow.

Next, we need to conquer those itty bitty keypads.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Reminded me of this (somewhat NSFW, gross).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY-03vYYAjA

[a fool in paradise]

I figured this out as a technology in the 1990s.

[I see my hands]

I'm eating oyster crackers one at a time dipping them in Maille Dijon mustard.

[Diggity]

Obama needs one

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Is this the same thing as beer goggles?

[Slings and Arrows]

So Google will know every action you take? Sign me right up!