My prescription glasses have transition lenses so they automatically darken when I'm in the sun...can't get around it. I've never had anyone on a stop question it.
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04-17-06 11:39 AM #16
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04-17-06 06:21 PM #18
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When I'm forced to work in the daylight I always wear them outside. I've walked up to too many vehicles and wound up with the sun's reflection in my eyes to go without. I've tried looking into a dark car after I just looked into the sun, but I normally can't see anything.
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04-17-06 06:58 PM #19
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I find that when you don't wear them you tend to get caught looking down womens tops much more often so I like to always have them on! :D
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