Katy Posted 15 March 2005 Posted 15 March 2005 78673[/snapback] He has no thing across his glasses thats all I can see
Mark Posted 15 March 2005 Author Posted 15 March 2005 Didn't think it would be solved that quick They're pierced to his head http://www.bmezine.com/news/pubring/20041214.html
Katy Posted 15 March 2005 Posted 15 March 2005 Didn't think it would be solved that quick They're pierced to his head http://www.bmezine.com/news/pubring/20041214.html 78676[/snapback] Sorry Thats bizzare that!
stez Posted 15 March 2005 Posted 15 March 2005 i've tried watching telly in bed with my spex on but they just dig in so i have to take them off, how does this bloke (who doesn't strike me as your usual piercee) deal with wearing them in bed? ideas?
Sparky Posted 15 March 2005 Posted 15 March 2005 looks like hes an advert for an internet singles site
Anish Posted 15 March 2005 Posted 15 March 2005 looks like hes an advert for an internet singles site 78744[/snapback]
Guest Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 i've tried watching telly in bed with my spex on but they just dig in so i have to take them off, how does this bloke (who doesn't strike me as your usual piercee) deal with wearing them in bed? ideas? 78711[/snapback] Laser Eye surgery; it's the future!
Katy Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 i've tried watching telly in bed with my spex on but they just dig in so i have to take them off, how does this bloke (who doesn't strike me as your usual piercee) deal with wearing them in bed? ideas? 78711[/snapback] Laser Eye surgery; it's the future! 79214[/snapback] Also costs the earth unfortunately
Guest Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 i've tried watching telly in bed with my spex on but they just dig in so i have to take them off, how does this bloke (who doesn't strike me as your usual piercee) deal with wearing them in bed? ideas? 78711[/snapback] Laser Eye surgery; it's the future! 79214[/snapback] Also costs the earth unfortunately 79233[/snapback] Overall, it's a massive saving on contacts and glasses, but the intial outlay is pretty hefty. However, Boots were doing interst free credit when I had mine done, plus I got Advantage points, which is cool!
Scow Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I don't think Boots offer Lasor Eye Surgery now. I was thinking of having that done in a few years possibly as well. Contact lenses costs me in the region of £30 a month.
Anish Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I don't think Boots offer Lasor Eye Surgery now. I was thinking of having that done in a few years possibly as well. Contact lenses costs me in the region of £30 a month. 79292[/snapback] Get monthy lenses - I get 6 months worth of lenses for £40 (excluding solution costs, which isn't much tbh) from www.contactlenses.co.uk
Ash Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I don't think Boots offer Lasor Eye Surgery now. I was thinking of having that done in a few years possibly as well. Contact lenses costs me in the region of £30 a month. 79292[/snapback] Get monthy lenses - I get 6 months worth of lenses for £40 (excluding solution costs, which isn't much tbh) from www.contactlenses.co.uk 79349[/snapback] Mark, You need to shop around mate.
Scow Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I don't think Boots offer Lasor Eye Surgery now. I was thinking of having that done in a few years possibly as well. Contact lenses costs me in the region of £30 a month. 79292[/snapback] Get monthy lenses - I get 6 months worth of lenses for £40 (excluding solution costs, which isn't much tbh) from www.contactlenses.co.uk 79349[/snapback] Mark, You need to shop around mate. 79355[/snapback] I prefer daily contacts, because they're more comfortable and easier to use. You have to mess around with solution, whereas with dailies you just take them out of a little sachet, put them in, then take them out at the end of the day.
Katy Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I don't think Boots offer Lasor Eye Surgery now.  I was thinking of having that done in a few years possibly as well. Contact lenses costs me in the region of £30 a month. 79292[/snapback] Get monthy lenses - I get 6 months worth of lenses for £40 (excluding solution costs, which isn't much tbh) from www.contactlenses.co.uk 79349[/snapback] Mark, You need to shop around mate. 79355[/snapback] I prefer daily contacts, because they're more comfortable and easier to use. You have to mess around with solution, whereas with dailies you just take them out of a little sachet, put them in, then take them out at the end of the day. 79360[/snapback] I have mine from Optical express in the Haymarket, costing £19.50 per month which includes solutions. Mine are monthlies as well - i think its quite a good deal, they do Dailies as well. Might be worth a look Scow.
Guest Daniel Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I have monthly lenses from Boots, they cost me £25 a month. I started with dailies but they are not good for you if you wear for anything like 12 hours a day.
Scow Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I don't think Boots offer Lasor Eye Surgery now. I was thinking of having that done in a few years possibly as well. Contact lenses costs me in the region of £30 a month. 79292[/snapback] Get monthy lenses - I get 6 months worth of lenses for £40 (excluding solution costs, which isn't much tbh) from www.contactlenses.co.uk 79349[/snapback] Mark, You need to shop around mate. 79355[/snapback] I prefer daily contacts, because they're more comfortable and easier to use. You have to mess around with solution, whereas with dailies you just take them out of a little sachet, put them in, then take them out at the end of the day. 79360[/snapback] I have mine from Optical express in the Haymarket, costing £19.50 per month which includes solutions. Mine are monthlies as well - i think its quite a good deal, they do Dailies as well. Might be worth a look Scow. 79366[/snapback] Cheers Katy, I'll have a look.
Anish Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I have monthly lenses from Boots, they cost me £25 a month.I started with dailies but they are not good for you if you wear for anything like 12 hours a day. 79368[/snapback] Yep agreed, although 12 hours a day of contact lenses would do my head in (and make my eyes very itchy)
Guest Daniel Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I have monthly lenses from Boots, they cost me £25 a month.I started with dailies but they are not good for you if you wear for anything like 12 hours a day. 79368[/snapback] Yep agreed, although 12 hours a day of contact lenses would do my head in (and make my eyes very itchy) 79577[/snapback] Mine are cracking! I put these in about 8am before work and don't take them out till about 1am.
Guest Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 I couldn't wear contacts for more than about 5 hours in the end.
D4 Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 78673[/snapback] ahhh that old chestnut, going on an all day piss up and then waking up with ur glasses pieced to ur face. they shudnt allow it when ur obviously so drunk
Katy Posted 16 March 2005 Posted 16 March 2005 78673[/snapback] ahhh that old chestnut, going on an all day piss up and then waking up with ur glasses pieced to ur face. they shudnt allow it when ur obviously so drunk 79611[/snapback] Its bugging me though - he looks really familiar but I cant think who he looks like
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