Colorado B.S. Thread

LOl ya blind as a bat. I alwasy wear contacts, I've had this pair in for a few days and napping in them while working so eyes are try and irritated. I hate my glasses tho, they are to small and old prescription so I get headaches.

 

I just dont like the inconvenience of glasses lol. too active for them

 

What are these negative prescription you guys are posting?
Mine are +2.75 and +3.50

 

Same, just annoying and in the way all the time.

Maybe it is positive, I always thought it was -. Like - is for near sighted or something. I dunno..im blind close and far.

 

No. Negative is correct.

 

Boom, not a total idiot today.

 

Old reading glasses from a few years back.

 

I think this is because readers are for far-sightedness (can't see close) whereas contacts are typically for near-sightedness (can't see far).

 

I aleways wondered what the difference was.

 

I'm no expert, so don't quote me. That is just my working theory.

 

Mine are negative and i cant see far away.

 

To be fair, as you get older you start needing both anyway.

 

Negative as well, my limit is right about 5' before everything starts to blur on me.

 

2 hours of sleep last night

At some point during the day yesterday the dog managed to break into the pantry, get into the trash, ate something, 12 am dog is down stairs going nuts and howling and whimpering, I god down to find shit and vomit everywhere FML

 

Man, we all are like this. Need to set up Lasik appointment since I put money in one of those health accounts.

 

I got my eyes zapped up in Canada 17 years ago. Couldn't recommend it more. My vision prior was absolutely terrible. I couldn't read a stop sign if you smacked me in the face with it.

 

Group buy?

 

much like many group buys, i don't even need this but if the price is right... IN!

 

What's the deal with health insurance not paying for vision? We paid enough for Obamacare and my wife's vision wasn't covered

 

vision and dental are just separate, no? but fairly cheap iirc.
vision ~$20/mo dental ~$5/mo