Sunglasses on a cloudy day!!!!!!
Sunglasses on a cloudy day!!!!!!
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boobles

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15,251 posts

244 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Why oh why do some people wear sunglasses on a cloudy day or even when its raining?
Is it a status thing like, look at me im cool! I know it shouldnt annoy me but it does, ALOT.
Even in shops, cafe's etc everywhere you go there will always be some limp risted doughnut puncher wearing bloody sunglasses in the rain! Morning all, rant over. (i feel alot better for that) biggrin

V8mate

45,899 posts

218 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Winter sun (when driving)?

Positive mental attitude of better times to come?

Or maybe just limp risted (sic) doughnut punchers biggrin

Sheets Tabuer

21,387 posts

244 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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I asked this once and felt a right tit when the person said they were reactolite lenses

boobles

Original Poster:

15,251 posts

244 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Driving i can understand but not in shops etc or walking in the street when its peeing down.

Shaw Tarse

31,887 posts

232 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Sheets Tabuer said:
I asked this once and felt a right tit when the person said they were reactolite lenses
Geography teacher or..?

Hoppy2008

2,496 posts

224 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Makes my Soul,
Makes My Soul,
Drip, Drip, Drip Awa-a-ay.

Edited by Hoppy2008 on Tuesday 27th January 08:08

Busamav

2,954 posts

237 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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boobles said:
Driving i can understand but not in shops etc or walking in the street when its peeing down.
Maybe they have recently had laser correction to their eyes ?

voyds9

8,490 posts

312 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Because the clouds act as a diffuser and the sunlight then comes from all directions giving more possibility of glare.

boobles

Original Poster:

15,251 posts

244 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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voyds9 said:
Because the clouds act as a diffuser and the sunlight then comes from all directions giving more possibility of glare.
Your not one of them by anychance are you? hehe

Im not on about a slightly cloudy day where the sun breaks through every now & again, i mean on really shi**y days.

Slinky

15,704 posts

278 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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I wear my prescription sunglasses in all sorts of weather.. They're polarised as well as being prescription so reduce any glare from whatever conditions I'm driving in..

Also, they're not that heavily tinted...

Anyway must dash, got a doughnut to punch..

Puff Puff

23,205 posts

255 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Part of their tribal dress, a bit like baseball caps worn indoors and out, at all times of the day, in all weather and at all times of the year.

Ewan S

1,295 posts

256 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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OK confession time, the vx doesn't have sunvisors and it was very bright early on saturday am and I drove to guildford with my sunglasses on cos it was bright, and then walked thru town wearing them cos' I forgot I had them on...

I was actually buying two boxes of millies cookies, not doughnuts.

2something

2,145 posts

237 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Sunglasses also work well at nighttime to cut out the glare and all the badly adjustead headlights, if you're not driving. It looks bloody stupid, but if you're taking turns driving on a long trip, your eyes will be more rested when it's your turn at the wheel.


Phoenix

826 posts

313 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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I find that without wearing sunglasses even on a cloudy day I squint giving me a headache. I have tried those photochromatic/reactolite type ones but they don't seem to go dark enough or work well in the car.
Certainly not a fashion thing or any kind of statement at my age. I guess my eyes are just not very good at adapting to daylight. Maybe I should become nocturnal.

Edited by Phoenix on Tuesday 27th January 08:58

boobles

Original Poster:

15,251 posts

244 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Ewan S said:
OK confession time, the vx doesn't have sunvisors and it was very bright early on saturday am and I drove to guildford with my sunglasses on cos it was bright, and then walked thru town wearing them cos' I forgot I had them on...

I was actually buying two boxes of millies cookies, not doughnuts.
now that i can relate to! My Elise didnt have sunvisors neither.. biggrin

staceyb

7,107 posts

253 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Phoenix said:
I find that without wearing sunglasses even on a cloudy day I squint giving me a headache. I have tried those photochromatic/reactolite type ones but they don't seem to go dark enough or work well in the car.
Certainly not a fashion thing or any kind of statement at my age. I guess my eyes are just not very good at adapting to daylight. Maybe I should become nocturnal.

Edited by Phoenix on Tuesday 27th January 08:58
Me too, even in the rain the glare of sun and/or headlights hurt my eyes to an extent if i don't wear sunglasses I squint and get a very bad headache.

pincher

10,483 posts

246 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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boobles said:
Ewan S said:
OK confession time, the vx doesn't have sunvisors and it was very bright early on saturday am and I drove to guildford with my sunglasses on cos it was bright, and then walked thru town wearing them cos' I forgot I had them on...

I was actually buying two boxes of millies cookies, not doughnuts.
now that i can relate to! My Elise didnt have sunvisors neither.. biggrin
yes

Ewan S

1,295 posts

256 months

Tuesday 27th January 2009
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Yep those winter evenings when the sun is setting and the bloody car doesn't have sunvisors and you're driving straight towards the sun... thats when you put on your sunglasses or curse because the stupid car doesn't have anywhere to store them so you left them at home.

I'm so glad its not just me...