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Old 07-03-2006, 23:21   #10
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Re: contact lenses

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Originally Posted by driver_problems
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Originally Posted by nffc
That is very true, though the idea still goes against my way of thinking - as for sport, I normally just take glasses etc off when playing footy etc, though I used to be able to read monitors etc with glasses off, if I was gonna take these off now i'd have to do something else for a while before I was going to read the screen again (though I can see it first thing when I've been asleep) - best thing about these is the anti-glare, as I use a CRT at work it helps.

Personally, I still wouldn't wear contacts though.

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Appearance reasons? Please elaborate?
you might have reason to wear them due to eyes being different colours from each other etc - for interviews etc
And in reality, who's going to judge you on whether one eye looks different from the other at an interview? Personally, I couldn't care about someone's appearance if it didn't affect their ability to do their job - and I don't really care about attitudes to glasses, etc either. It's all stereotypical.
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