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Yes, I'm just that cool that I wear sun glasses. :cool:
Actually, I was at the eye doctor today and had all kinds of tests along with a new prescription. :stick:
If I didn't have the GPS talking to me, I would never have found my way home. I couldn't read any of the road signs. :rolleyes:The sunlight was blinding and I still had a fuzzy gray haze in my eyes. :cry: Next time I'll get someone to drive me.
I'm inside but still can't take off the shades. :cool:
I'll probably sleep with them tonight but that would only be because I'm cool. :cool:;)

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Ha, now you know how I feel all the time. My parents used to think I just wanted sunglasses all the time when I'd lose them, or break them. Turns out I'm photophobic, or extremely light sensitive. Or, a vampire, not sure yet.
 
I ordered 3 pairs. Standard wear bifocals, mid-range for the computer and polarized prescription shades for driving. The shades have arrived and they are incredible.
I'm looking forward to my 225 mile road trip on Tuesday.
 
I have the same problem. Photophobic.
And I can't use polarized sunglasses because they make me dizzy. And because of that I can never go to the 3D shows like Avatar and a lot of new movies because they only show them in 3D.
 
Get a good red wine, have a couple of glasses, put on your 3D glasses and you will be able to see these 3D glasses in 3D.
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Lost my favorite Oakley Straight Jackets yesterday. fiddlesticks!
 
Not sure if I'm gonna need new specs or a seeing-eye blond after my ophthalmologist appointment this week.
 
I always referred to the opticians as the eye dentist...I don't know why...
 
Has been years since I work actual sun glasses. Was a huge oakley fan in my teens. Then gargoyle's... ray bans... maui jims... then needed glasses to see. Now I just use a magnetic clip that's made for my frames. I miss wearing nice dark sunglasses though. The last time I tried having the prescription done as sunglasses, it wasn't anywhere near as good as any decent pair. Not dark enough or polarized. So, I haven't bothered with it again.
 
I had the prescription adjusted today so it will be about a week or so before I get the new ones. If they work out, then I'll get the mid-range computer glasses and the sunglasses redone. The sunglasses are the best I've ever had. Very dark, somewhere between gray and something else, don't know what you'd call it, but they don't distort colors. Polarization is perfect. Once that prescription is optimized I'll be a very happy driver.
 
I very rarely wear them- Unfortunately I don't need them much in the UK...
 

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