Golf Sun Glasses

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2009-06-18 10:04:02 by Jessi

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I wear glasses and have always wished that i could get sun-glasses whenever im out in the sun(for sporting events such as golf). Anyway, i can't buy sunglasses (because i already wear spectacles) so im thinking of getting some photochromatic glasses.
My buddy told me that these are actually harmful to your eyes especially if you work with computers often.. is this true??

Photochromatic lenses are not bad for your eyes - at all. Most people really like them because it allows them to wear only one pair of glasses indoors and out. I own a pair of Transtions lenses and they don't get dark enough in the car for me. They are activated with exposure to UV rays from the sun and in the car, they use a protective coating on the windows to keep those UV rays out. So they really aren't a substitute for a nice dark pair of polarized or regular dark sunglasses, so you may want to pick up a pair of shades for driving anyway. But outside, especially on sunny, chilly days they get really dark. And they lighten up almost 100% inside. Photogray lenses, which were the first photochromatic lenses get much darker in in the car because they are sensitive to the light, not the UV. So they darken any place that's bright, including indoors and for that reason, a lot of people didn't like them. They didn't like looking like they were wearing tinted lenses all the time. They are also about 4x's heavier than plastic so for those with moderate to heavy prescriptions, their glasses weighed a ton. Transitions lenses are available in plastic, hi-index plastic, and polycarbonate.

I don't know where your friend would have gotten his information from. Most people are bothered by the glare that the computer screen casts on their lenses and there is a coating called an anti-reflective coating that you have put on your lenses to significantly cut down on that. The glare produces a lot of eye strain and fatigue, especially for those who are on the computer 8 hrs. a day. Its also good for nighttime driving. The glare coating works really well with the Transitions. They tint to protect you from the sun, and then the coating will give you protection from glare, which is something regular sunglasses don't do.

So, good luck. I hope this clears that up for ya! Talk to the optician at your optometrist's office and have them hook ya up with a pair. And ask for either Crizal or Zeiss anti-reflective coating on them too! You'll be SO glad you did!!!

2007-06-21 01:09:21 by Pete

UV-400 protection lens.
Cool lines and design with many colors to pick from.
Super lightweight PC Comfort Frame

Ok, well yeah im all ready preppy dressing a little i guess i mean i wear the polors and big sun glass and huge bag and ribbons and polka dots but what eles if anything am i missing. like how do i where my hair, makeup and acessories. Especially the makeup what do i do. Aslo i wanna be chic preppy not all the golf clothes and stupid stuff like that. help please.

side swept bangs, the "bump" volumized ponytail, and for makeup keep it natural and wear a little eyeliner, mascara, lip balm and thats it! good luck! youll look amazing!

2007-05-25 11:36:11 by raw604_spongebob

Price: $99.99

UVA/UVB protection
Fit - medium/large
Lightweight, premium-grade resin, impact resistant than glass and three times lighter

Name: Jonathan Hebert (Hebert pronounced "Abear")

Nick Name(s):
Jonny
The Boom
The Bayou Beast
The Louisana Dream
King of Nova Scotia
The Scret from the Swamp
The Classical Cajun

Sayings/Quotes:
"And you could take it to the bank!"
"...'Cause I'm Straight from the Swamp"
"You/Y'all Don't Really Want It, Now"
"'Cause I am: The Boom, The Bayou Beast, The Louisiana Dream, The King of Nova Scotia, The Secret from the Swamp, The Classical Cajun, you know you wanna be me, boom!"

Music:
" Superstar " or Rollin' (Louisiation-X) "

Taunts:
Suck It
"The Arms"
Jeff Hardy fingers

Stables:
Louisiation X (LX)

Stable Moves:
Snap Shot
Cajundome Special (chop block / spear combo)
Immoveable Object (Superkick / Belly Pierce Combo)

Match Specialties:
Ladder / TLC Match
Elimination of Hell (3 Stages of Hell 4-Way Elimination Style)
Louisiana Swamp Match (The ring is surounded with water with mud in it and has weapons floating including: fishing pools, drum sticks, floaty, fishing bucket, white perch LIVE fish(es), worms, and beer bottles. In this match the ring will have all ropes, but they will be covered in wet, slippery algae.)

Signature Weapons:
Signapore Cane
Mardi Gras Beeds
Golf Club
Chair

Costume:
Sun Glasses (during entrance)
Black Leather Motorcycle Jacket
Black Pants w/ Blue Louisiana on back and Blue Alligator on side
Black Belt
Blue Shirt (sometimes no shirt)
Knee & Elbow Pads
Wrist Tape
Undertaker-type Gloves
Starbury Shoes or Harley-Davidson Boots
Doo-Rag
"LA" Chain
JHS School Ring
LSU School Ring

Basic Character
Heel: Comic/Delinquent/Egolistical Heel
Face: Showman/Hardcoe/Comic

Moves:
Finishers:
Lights Out (Superkick)
Cradle of Louisiana Oil / Oil Drill (pedigree or turnbuckle set-up / dominator / pedigree combo)
4 Quarters - combo of: Frog Splash / Eye of Katrina (Swanton Bomb) / Elbow Drop (HBK version) / Moonsault

Danger Mode Moves
The Boom (RKO)
Cajundome (Reverse F5 into a "straight" codebreaker)

Pre-Finish Moves:
Bayou Death Lock (Triangle Choke with Arm Bent Backwards)
Secret of the Swamp / SOTS (Face-Buster GTS / Neck Breaker Combo)
Katrina's Devestation (One-Man Poetry In Motion off the top rope)
Who Dat? Spinebuster (My Spinebuster)

Normal Moves:
Swamp Shooter (Elevated Sharpshooter)
(Runnings or Whip Into) High Knee
Louisiana Shocker (Stone Cold Stunner)
Cypress Knee (Spinning Fireman's Carry into STO with Leg Sweep or FU to Knee usually followed by a Dragon Sleeper)
Knee-to-Face Face Buster
Diving Closeline
DDT
Cajun Call (Spinning Side Slam)
Arm-Wrench Hook Kick
Back Body Drop
Samoan Drop into Spinning Neck Breaker
Deadman's Soul Seaker / Triple T [TTT] (Dragon Sleeper; Tribute to 'Taker)
J-Town Bulldog (Whip to Turnbuckle / One-Hand Bulldog combo)
Knee Drop
Flying Closeline
Lariot Closeline
Dropkick
Enzuguri
Jumping Elbow Drop
Snap Suplex
Released German Suplex
Lafayette-Jennings Crab
Backbreaker
Half Nelson Face Buster
(Turnbuckle) Saints Drive (Run Up Knee Lift into One-Hand Bulldog)
T-Boy (T-Bone or Xploder Suplex into a cross over DDT)
Upper Cut (...like Kane)
Crack 'Em In the Mouth
Side Effect
Knife Edge Chop(s)
Flap Jack
Back Body Drop
Reverse/Inteverted Suplex
Elbow Drop
Neck Breaker
Creole Strikes (3 Right Hand Snap Jabs, Knee Attack, Uppercut, Blow To Gut, European Upper Cut, "Sucka" Taunt with Big Jab)
Twisting Moonsault
Shoulder Block (Cena Shoulder Block)
Running Elbow Smash (Opponent in Corner)
7-O-546 (Handstand on Turnbuckle into elbow drop on lying opponent)
Asia Moonsault
Parish Divider (Masterlock into a Swinging Side Slam)
Dive Over The Top-Rope
Springboard Dropkick
Springboard Diving Closeline
Frogsplash Crossbody
Sportsmans Paradise (Ankle Lock)
Rice Plant (Opponent bent over forward on side than twist into a 180 degree angle into a face buster)
Last Ride (...Counter to strikes on turnbuckle)
One-Hand Bulldog
Baptist [Celtic] Cross
Cotton Mouth [Anaconda] Vise Grip

this is a pretty good character. it would be good for wwe. the only thing is you have to make your own moves. all your finishing moves are copys of superstars. like superkick and swantan bomb. make up your own moves and that would be a really good character.

2008-03-23 11:23:23 by Jonny H

This is my Revenge on the two terrible ladies of wordplay...

Please write a short story using four or more of the following phrases in any order and in any context:

1. "revenge a dish best served cold..."
2." is that a 44-40 winchester under your coat or are you just pleased to see me?"
3" New Yorkers have a saying..."
4. "Golf is the impossibility of reason..."
5 "sun glasses are best left at home after dark..."
6. " Darn! what is it about that tall dark green eyed man that gets me so fired up?"
7. "he's so damn British!"
8. " Would you like whippy topping on that?"

This is a "just for fun" exercise in petty vengance and should be considered the work of a sick and depraved mind... who has forgotten how to use a spell check.
Rofl! Sunshine, you have a singular witt!

Dave, Well done my friend !your on form tonight old chap!

Now all we need is silva's contribution!
Thanks silva!


Yay! Marilynn's joined the party...with a nice and dark offering, never under-estimate a woman scorned.
Ok, now i'm in trouble! These are all great and now i have to tear out chunks of hair looking for a winner...arrrrrrrrr!

No matter who gets best A, your all winners... you guys and girls are the best of the best, now give me a while to think!

WELL . . . it was 1956, and my father had constructed this cement dome in our backyard with an air vent protruding from the top, and double metal doors kind of angled off to one side. It was a monstrosity NOT designed to win us a feature in House Beautiful. If one opened these doors, he would see concrete steps leading down to what can only be described as the most austere little concrete room, such that it HAD to be a rest station on the way to one of Dante's levels of hell.

The whole thing had been constructed to exacting standards found in an article in Popular Science. Its purpose was to protect us in case the Reds decided to push the button down. In it was a good store of fresh water, food supplies, blankets, flashlights, generators, batteries, radio. . . in short, everything the average American family would need to survive nuclear holocaust. I think my dad had even converted much of our savings to gold, which undoubtedly was stored down there somewhere.

My father insisted that once each month we conduct a drill, so that we would be familiar with what we should do in case of actual emergency. We kids would be playing in the yard, mom would be putzing in the kitchen or something, and dad would sound a siren that he bought at the Army surplus store.

The neighbors would watch in bemused amazement as we ran to the shelter, threw open the door, and filed down the stairs. Dad would slam the door shut behind him (he was always the last to enter the shelter) and throw the double bolts. He wanted to be sure that none of our more short-sighted neighbors would be saved. I think my mom was more than a little embarrassed about all this.

I vividly remember the last time we had one of our little drills. It was just after Christmas, 1956. He came lumbering down the stairs with his prized rifle under his coat. My mom sarcastically quipped, "Is that a 44-40 Winchester under your coat, or are you just pleased to see me?"

"For god's sake, Madge, we gotta be able to defend ourselves when it's safe to leave the shelter," he huffed. "After all, New Yorkers have a saying that the only good commie is a dead commie! 'Course, New Yorkers think the only good ANYTHING is dead. Damned savages in New York, I tell ya. This rifle serves a purpose, Madge. When we come out into the sunlight, revenge will be a dish best served cold. And I want my commies DEAD COLD."

My little sister picked up a tin of C Rations that were stored in the shelter to help sustain us. These were World War II surplus, picked up by dad at the same time he bought the blasted siren. There was no such thing as expiration dates on food items then, but if there had been, I'm sure these would have expired long before. "Would you like whippy topping on that?" I kidded my sister. My dad snarled that I should sit down and shut up.

Finally, I cleared my throat and spoke up. "Dad, I have a question."

"Yeah, what is it?" he demanded.

"Well, I read that the half life of uranium 234 is 244 thousand years. When will it be safe for us to come out of the shelter? Won't everything be radioactive? And after global nuclear destruction, what will we do when we come out?"

Dad paused a bit, thinking. Finally, he heaved a sigh, opened the door and told us to go out to play. That was the last time we ever heard the siren. After that, we kids used the shelter to play fort, and war, and as a playhouse. The concrete dome in our backyard remained as a testament to a time when fear reigned over reason.

2007-06-17 17:40:03 by Zarathustra