I say, old chap! Aren't spectacles a type of glasses specifically? As in something of a sub-category in that heading?
Nope. Not according to Mirriam-Webster, anyway. Glasses [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/glasses] and spectacles [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spectacles] are synonyms in this context.FalloutJack said:I say, old chap! Aren't spectacles a type of glasses specifically? As in something of a sub-category in that heading?
...Chests? I'unno.J03bot said:*sigh* But that's so mainstream...Jedamethis said:Maybe we'll just use our hands then, like the rest of the world. XDJ03bot said:Wouldn't that involve us somehow hitting our eyeballs together? I imagine that'd be somewhat detrimental...Jedamethis said:Perfect eyesight-five? *high fives*J03bot said:Fear my perfect eyesight!
...Are you fearing it? Oh, OK then.
Express some emotion towards my perfect eyesight!
Wait, do high-five hipsters exist? If not, I'm becoming one. What's another socially acceptable body part to return a high-five with?
Also, I've been quoted 11 times on my first post in this thread already... Not sure if that's a good thing or not...
Hehe, I guess. I had to start wearing them right in the middle of my school life, and I refused to wear them at first 'cause I didn't want to get bullied about them. DxJesus Phish said:I voted other as I wear both. I've terrible short sight so it's mandatory that I wear some sort of corrective lens. If I'm having a relaxing day or what have you I'll wear glasses.
If I'm doing any sports, contacts and if I'm going out I'll usually wear throw away contacts and keep my glasses in a case in a jacket pocket.
5-6 years? I've had them since I'm about 4 years old. I suppose, it might be worse for you since you had the joy of not having to wear them once.sky14kemea said:I wear glasses, sadly. I've had them about 5-6 years I think.
I'm just waiting until the day I can afford Lazer Eye Surgery. I know it's not the safest option, but I'd rather try it then be stuck with glasses forever.
I also plan to get lazered once I've the money for it.
Oh, yes! Glasses can be so expansive!-.-gred said:Yea, I'm kinda afraid of that to. The glasses get so expensive after you pass a certain point, so I really don't want to buy new ones
Oh and mole sounds kinda cool![]()
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Are you sure it wasn't just your imagination?sky14kemea said:Hehe, I guess. I had to start wearing them right in the middle of my school life, and I refused to wear them at first 'cause I didn't want to get bullied about them. Dx
Having said that, wearing them as a little kid is probably pretty tough too. :/ It's probably just as bad for both of us.
Then the only question that remains is... what will we call ourselves?Lilitu said:Oh, yes! Glasses can be so expansive!-.-gred said:Yea, I'm kinda afraid of that to. The glasses get so expensive after you pass a certain point, so I really don't want to buy new ones
Oh and mole sounds kinda cool![]()
Cool. I'll fly in the sky, you will roam through the earth. If we can find a blind fish who frolics in the water, we can be the rulers of the world!![]()
Ah, thank you. I just wanted to be sure. As for my answer...loc978 said:Nope. Not according to Mirriam-Webster, anyway. Glasses [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/glasses] and spectacles [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spectacles] are synonyms in this context.FalloutJack said:I say, old chap! Aren't spectacles a type of glasses specifically? As in something of a sub-category in that heading?