A guide to glasses
A guide to glasses
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How is the first one so accurate
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It's not. Source: I wear glasses like that.
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As a developer and wear the first one. But my computer is a Mac so I guess it's a tie.
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It's baffling how those 70s/80s molester/serial killer glasses became fashionable again. In the context of those decades they look barely alright, but when worn by people of today they just make a person look terrible.
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I think a lot of people get them because they’re the cheapest frames.
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I'll forever associate these glasses with the annoying boss from Office Space.
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I have top left because that's what my insurance will pay. I'm top right though, as all I want to do is seeeeee.
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Eye insurance, even subsidized by an employer, is a racket. I pay for an appointment out of pocket at a place like Costco and get glasses from Zenni. Don't even need a Costco membership.
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I'm on state insurance, and they'll pay for it all. Just a limited selection of frames!
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Top right is accurate.
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Yes that's me, though for the last few years I've been considering going for something a bit more jazzy, I just can't get myself to do it when it comes time to get a new pair. I'm gonna have to wear them every day with every outfit, the entire day, I just want some I'll forget about, comfortable to wear and resistant to my lack of care.
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Absolutely! My reasoning as well. "Elegant" goes with just about everything.
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What's horn rimmed browline?
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Librarian
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Nonce.
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I would say mine are halfway between top right and top left, which, if I’m being honest, is extremely appropriate.
For the record, I also started with top center in sixth grade and did bottom left as a teenager.
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Can't stop looking at the nose in the dude's mouth.
It's like turning on the recirculation in a car
The mangina of faces