Do you wear (or need) glasses?

[Atomic Shrimp]

Here's a weird thing; go out in the bright sunshine and it hurts to open your eyes fully.

But it doesn't hurt if you just open one.

Sometimes, it's not too bright for your eyes, it's too bright for your brain.

 

[Rich]

Here's a weird thing; go out in the bright sunshine and it hurts to open your eyes fully.

But it doesn't hurt if you just open one.

Sometimes, it's not too bright for your eyes, it's too bright for your brain.

Especially if your brain hurts anyway

 

[oumahexi]

Here's a weird thing; go out in the bright sunshine and it hurts to open your eyes fully.

But it doesn't hurt if you just open one.

Sometimes, it's not too bright for your eyes, it's too bright for your brain.

You didn't experience THAT one in the British Isles, did you?

 

[Rich]

You didn't experience THAT one in the British Isles, did you?

Some parts of are sunny

 

[Atomic Shrimp]

You didn't experience THAT one in the British Isles, did you?

The sun did shine once for a little while - back in 1976 it was, I think.

 

[Vassago]

Ok... my mother always told me not to read in the dark.
However, my eyes are sensitive to light as well.
In fact, my entire IT department has actually disengaged the flourescent lighits in our area as we ALL like the dark.

Anyone else have this anomaly in their dept?
(ohhhhh do we get into trouble when the building inspector comes around and tells us we have to screw the lights back in. We do.... and then the next day, we disengage them again.)

Actually, yes, we did the same thing in my department. We also were swatted with newspapers for it by facilities. We still would unscrew them again when they weren't around lol.

 

[TessB]

Actually, yes, we did the same thing in my department. We also were swatted with newspapers for it by facilities. We still would unscrew them again when they weren't around lol.

See? You would fit in here just fine.

 

[Vassago]

See? You would fit in here just fine.

You couldn't afford me... in any capacity...