ubermore notes by Mike Williams

So you want to go see the latest blockbuster with in-your-face 3D effects…but your significant other doesn’t share your enthusiasm. In fact, many people find that 3D movies causes nausea and headaches. What to do? Leave them at home? See 2D instead? Nonsense! Those aren’t solutions. Instead, build a pair of Anti-3D glasses for them! (via Anti-3D Glasses)