Painted Reading Glasses

	Select-A-Vision Superlight Hand Painted Readers, +1.00 Sale Price: $14.99 Average Rating:
	Announcing Super Light Hand Painted Readers. Bringing together the best of Flexi II and Hand painted Style Strong, polished Swiss Optical TR90 frames accented with hand painted craftsmanship. Each reader comes with a matching soft case.

	Soft Faux Leather Classic Eyeglass Slip Case - Set of 4 (Four) Cases in Navy Blue with Matte Finish Sale Price: $14.99 Average Rating:
	Set of 4 (four) classic styled soft faux leather eyeglass slip cases in Navy Blue Matte Finish. Accommodates most larger eyeglass frames. Padded with nylon lining to protect your eyeglasses. Surge-stitched binding for extra strength around edges.

	Croco Style Eyeglass Case for Medium to Large Frames (Brown) Sale Price: $8.99 Average Rating:
	Large crocodile finished metal-bodied clamshell eyeglass case with a stong metal hinge. Lined with a plush styrene interior to protect your eyeglasses. Fits Medium to most Large Frames.

	Soft Faux Leather Classic Eyeglass Slip Case - Set of 4 (Four) Cases with "Optic Designs" Embossed (Black, Navy Blue) (Navy Blue) Sale Price: $14.99
	Set of 4 (four) classic styled soft faux leather eyeglass slip cases made in the USA in Navy Blue matte finish. Accommodates most larger eyeglass frames. Padded with nylon lining to protect your eyeglasses.

	Reading Eyewear 3/4 Eye Plastic Frame Hand Painted in Burgundy / Multi Colors, +3.00 Sale Price: $19.99
	Zoom Eyewear features fashion forward styling and youthful, fun attitude alternatives to traditional reading glasses. A great way to express yourself. Zoom readers feature optical grade aspheric lenses for a more lightweight and comfortable reading glass...

	Reading Eyewear 3/4 Eye Plastic Frame Hand Painted in Burgundy / Multi Colors, +1.25 Sale Price: $19.99
	Zoom Eyewear features fashion forward styling and youthful, fun attitude alternatives to traditional reading glasses. A great way to express yourself. Zoom readers feature optical grade aspheric lenses for a more lightweight and comfortable reading glass...

	Reading Eyewear 3/4 Eye Plastic Frame Hand Painted in Burgundy / Multi Colors, +2.00 Sale Price: $19.99
	Zoom Eyewear features fashion forward styling and youthful, fun attitude alternatives to traditional reading glasses. A great way to express yourself. Zoom readers feature optical grade aspheric lenses for a more lightweight and comfortable reading glass...

	Reading Eyewear 3/4 Eye Plastic Frame Hand Painted in Burgundy / Multi Colors, +1.75 Sale Price: $19.99
	Zoom Eyewear features fashion forward styling and youthful, fun attitude alternatives to traditional reading glasses. A great way to express yourself. Zoom readers feature optical grade aspheric lenses for a more lightweight and comfortable reading glass...

	Reading Eyewear 3/4 Eye Plastic Frame Hand Painted in Burgundy / Multi Colors, +2.50 Sale Price: $19.99
	Zoom Eyewear features fashion forward styling and youthful, fun attitude alternatives to traditional reading glasses. A great way to express yourself. Zoom readers feature optical grade aspheric lenses for a more lightweight and comfortable reading glass...

	Reading Eyewear 3/4 Eye Plastic Frame Hand Painted in Burgundy / Multi Colors, +1.50 Sale Price: $19.99
	Zoom Eyewear features fashion forward styling and youthful, fun attitude alternatives to traditional reading glasses. A great way to express yourself. Zoom readers feature optical grade aspheric lenses for a more lightweight and comfortable reading glass...

Why is it that humans feel we can continue to modify animals to our liking?

Before I begin on my rant, don't get me wrong. I think as long as domesticated animals are treated right, the mutual friendship is beneficial to both parties. I wouldn't give up my pets for anything.

I have just started reading about the sales of fish known as Painted Glass Fish.
http://z.about.com/d/freshaquarium/1/0/C/paintedfish.jpg

They look pretty cool right? But then I found out that they are injected with dye that turns them neon but causes severe irritation, their natural slime coats are stripped so the color lasts longer, and overall they die extremely young, often from cancer and tumors.

I am thinking about so much beyond the fish right now, and I'm sure you know what, but any way, I'm frustrated. When were humans given the right to make animals suffer just so they can make more of a profit?

Because we have the brain capacity to be able to do this unlike any other animal. No reason not to as it is natural to do so. Humans are part of nature, you know.