How Many of You Wear Glasses?
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I have noticed that what seems like the majority of Scoob drivers wear glasses. I don't mean shades either
Maybe it is because:-
a) High % of eye-strained IT professionals drive Scoobies?
b) We are all a bit nerdy a la Adrian Mole?
c) We all scrutinise petrol/service/insurance receipts too much?
d) We are all getting on a bit and our eyes are not as sharp as they used to be?
e) I am actually hallucinating whilst driving?
f) All of the above?
Comments please.
TONY
Maybe it is because:-a) High % of eye-strained IT professionals drive Scoobies?
b) We are all a bit nerdy a la Adrian Mole?
c) We all scrutinise petrol/service/insurance receipts too much?
d) We are all getting on a bit and our eyes are not as sharp as they used to be?
e) I am actually hallucinating whilst driving?
f) All of the above?
Comments please.
TONY
Well I wear glasses for driving, but since owning the scooby I've noticed that the scenery is very blurred
....perhaps Prodrive do an upgraded set of lenses.
Probably d) in my case.
Allan
....perhaps Prodrive do an upgraded set of lenses.Probably d) in my case.
Allan
a).
Used to wear contacts, but the opticians kept getting upset when asking how long I wore them for:
'15-16 hours a day'
'that's not good, but how long do you wear them for on an average day?'
'that's an average day'
'you can't do that, no more than 8-10 hours'
I guess opticians have short days
Used to wear contacts, but the opticians kept getting upset when asking how long I wore them for:
'15-16 hours a day'
'that's not good, but how long do you wear them for on an average day?'
'that's an average day'
'you can't do that, no more than 8-10 hours'
I guess opticians have short days
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Hi
Well I think your find I T workers might ware glasses,
because I used to be a VDU operator years ago and it put me in glasses.
NOW I don't ware them because I paid 1,000 pounds and had them lazed.
Well worth it
chel
Well I think your find I T workers might ware glasses,
because I used to be a VDU operator years ago and it put me in glasses.
NOW I don't ware them because I paid 1,000 pounds and had them lazed.
Well worth it
chel
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by WREXY:
<B>What happens to people wearing glasses or sunnies and the airbag goes off?
Wrexy[/quote]
Wrexy
It is not usually an issue with plastic lenses, but there is a slight increased risk with glass lenses. So if any of you have got glass ones's, get 'em changed.
Once saw an amusing sight where guy thought he was so cool driving with one hand rested on centre of steering wheel. Next thing he was in a head-on crash (Not his fault). Next thing air bag deployed, and he proceded to whack himself in the mouth with his right hand. I nearly pi55ed myself when he explained his severe facial injuries and broken jaw
Got to see the funny side.
TONY
<B>What happens to people wearing glasses or sunnies and the airbag goes off?
Wrexy[/quote]
Wrexy
It is not usually an issue with plastic lenses, but there is a slight increased risk with glass lenses. So if any of you have got glass ones's, get 'em changed.
Once saw an amusing sight where guy thought he was so cool driving with one hand rested on centre of steering wheel. Next thing he was in a head-on crash (Not his fault). Next thing air bag deployed, and he proceded to whack himself in the mouth with his right hand. I nearly pi55ed myself when he explained his severe facial injuries and broken jaw
Got to see the funny side.TONY
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Robertio:
<B>a).
Used to wear contacts, but the opticians kept getting upset when asking how long I wore them for:
'15-16 hours a day'
'that's not good, but how long do you wear them for on an average day?'
'that's an average day'
'you can't do that, no more than 8-10 hours'
I guess opticians have short days
[/quote]
Have you got the same optician as me??????
He says the same
hehehe
<B>a).
Used to wear contacts, but the opticians kept getting upset when asking how long I wore them for:
'15-16 hours a day'
'that's not good, but how long do you wear them for on an average day?'
'that's an average day'
'you can't do that, no more than 8-10 hours'
I guess opticians have short days
[/quote]Have you got the same optician as me??????
He says the same
hehehe
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by chelsie_uk:
<B>Hi
Well I think your find I T workers might ware glasses,
because I used to be a VDU operator years ago and it put me in glasses.
NOW I don't ware them because I paid 1,000 pounds and had them lazed.
Well worth it
chel[/quote]
I've had mine done too!! Well worth it IMHO
If anyone wants any info mail me off-line, I can recommend a very good surgeon too
<B>Hi
Well I think your find I T workers might ware glasses,
because I used to be a VDU operator years ago and it put me in glasses.
NOW I don't ware them because I paid 1,000 pounds and had them lazed.
Well worth it
chel[/quote]
I've had mine done too!! Well worth it IMHO

If anyone wants any info mail me off-line, I can recommend a very good surgeon too

It depends what you do to set the airbags off.
Not had a crash, but have set them off doing a "Dukes of Hazzard" over a hump back bridge. Grounded the front towing hooks, which are now D shaped. New airbags are very expensive. No problems apart from new underwear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now what was it about too much w***ing making you go blind?
Jon
Not had a crash, but have set them off doing a "Dukes of Hazzard" over a hump back bridge. Grounded the front towing hooks, which are now D shaped. New airbags are very expensive. No problems apart from new underwear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now what was it about too much w***ing making you go blind?
Jon
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by MichelleWRX1994:
<B> Have you got the same optician as me??????
He says the same
hehehe[/quote]
You'll know it is because they'll be away on holiday, just took £280 off me
must remember not to sit on glasses 
<B> Have you got the same optician as me??????
He says the same
hehehe[/quote]You'll know it is because they'll be away on holiday, just took £280 off me
must remember not to sit on glasses 
A few years ago my spectacle wearing uncle was driving along in his Nissan Primera, doing a constant 35mph, good conditions, clear road when the airbag went off in his face. Broke his specs and badly bruised his face. Car was taken to the local Nissan where upon Nissan fixed it for nothing.
Miles (Gas Permanable Contact Lens[1])
[1] Can be a bit of a bugger when they slip round to the back of the eye whilst driving.....
Miles (Gas Permanable Contact Lens[1])
[1] Can be a bit of a bugger when they slip round to the back of the eye whilst driving.....
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by ChrisB:
<B>£1000? Hmm, my new glasses cost me £230, so that leaves £770 for petrol.
[/quote]
The difference is you only need laser surgery once, and I presume you have/are intending to purchase more than one pair of glasses in your life?
<B>£1000? Hmm, my new glasses cost me £230, so that leaves £770 for petrol.
[/quote]
The difference is you only need laser surgery once, and I presume you have/are intending to purchase more than one pair of glasses in your life?





