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Re: Is it Possible?

I seem to remember a few years back seeing pictures of some guy who had 
paid to have teflon or some sort of non-reactive metal studs screwed into 
his head. I believe it was just above the hairline. He would then screw 
on animal bone horns. I was thinking it would be possible to do the same 
on top of your head, just simply find a cosmetic surgeon who would be 
willing to do this and then you would have a mount for the antenna!

As for the fiber optics in the eye I think that I personally would bump 
into something sooner or later and send the very nice fibre into the 
middle of my eye. Maybe I am squeamish but I think outside the eye 
retinal displays would be better/safer/more durable, and I wear contacts.
later
thom

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Thomas Geer
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On Fri, 17 Jul 1998, Boris wrote:

> 
> 
> Eugene Leitl wrote:
> 
> <snip>
> 
> > As to this: as I'll need to place the GPS/cellular antenna somewhere
> > high above, I would seem to need a helmet mount. Out of curiousity,
> > has anyone tried casting lightweight graphite/epoxy helmets into gips
> > replicas off your noggin's specific anatomy? I'd hate to part of my
> > hair just to find out that the thing is unsuitable for a really solid
> > fit. (In any case this is unsuitable for small-pupil displays. I hope LED
> > mirror scanners do not fit into this category?)
> 
> <snip>
> 
> Instead of parting with your hair, why not put a stocking over your head to
> create the mold?
> 
> --
> Abraços,
> 
> B <-- Really felt bad when guy in "Hair" had to cut hair and wishes he still
> had more of his <g>.
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