| Andy Kaufman's Sunglasses | |
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Origin |
Andy Kaufman (Tony Clifton) |
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Type |
Large Pair of Sunglasses |
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Effects |
Has the power to deceive anyone into believing whatever the wearer says is true |
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Downsides |
Wearer often breaks out into song at random times |
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Activation |
Wearing |
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Collected by |
A. Peterson |
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Section |
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Aisle |
8738093-928928 |
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Shelf |
287982-2209-828373 |
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Date of Collection |
June 17th, 1989 |
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Origin[]
Originally used by Kaufman when immersed into his anti-character, Tony Clifton, a very un-likeable singer that constantly abused his audience. His characteristics were apart of many elaborate hoaxes and practical jokes, something that Kaufman thoroughly enjoyed to do with his audience. These sunglasses were imbued with Kaufman's ability to create such hoaxes, giving them the power to influence and lie to people without them knowing.
Effects[]
Has the power to deceive anyone into believing whatever the wearer says is true; however, the wearer is forced to perform a song and dance number at random.
Collection[]
It was collected by Agent Aaron Peterson on June 17th, 1989.