Glasses or lenses?

[Daniël Bos]

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Edited September 23, 2011 by Steve Bullman
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[hazzygawa]

What ?

[WeeDee]

Lenses .... no, glasses ....... no, lense ...... glas .....

 

 

 

What was the question?

[Daniël Bos]

I used a word that was perhaps mildly offensive (rhymes with night and is synonimous with excrement) but apart from that I can't see what I did wrong?

[WeeDee]

I used a word that was perhaps mildly offensive (rhymes with night and is synonimous with excrement) but apart from that I can't see what I did wrong?

 

Maybe that's what you did wrong then.

 

Are you going to rephrase your question?

[Daniël Bos]

Maybe that's what you did wrong then.

 

Are you going to rephrase your question?

 

Surely the use of one potentially offensive word that quite adequately described my vision was no reason to delete the whole post?

I may offcourse have done something else wrong entirely but am too thick to realise?

 

 

The question was a simple one, I've recently been convicted to corrective eyewear. I've worn glasses for a few weeks but found them really annoying to wear and I eneded up breaking them quite quickly. I've ordered some lenses but have no experience with those either.

 

What's your opinion on glasses versus lenses, and why?

[geoff]

Yes I would rephrase it,dont like to see anyone make a 'spectacle' of themselves.

[geoff]

Dont know,but would dust be a prob with contacts?

[Daniël Bos]

I think it may be, is it?

[easy-lift guy]

Rover, I wear both. Sounds like you will need to find a stout pair of glasses and get use to wearing them, lenses can be used while out doors and in the type of industry we are in you will still need some sort of safty glasses or goggles when wearing your lenses.

The need for having clean hands most of the time will also help make up your mind about having lenses as well, more upkeep with lenses as opposed to glasses. I wish you

the best.

easy-lift guy