Well edgy means to act tough, but to not be able to be tought right?
In this case we can see the anon is trying to act tought by telling the poster to go back to tumblr. The problem is that his toughness can not be validated since his argument is that "dank memes are **** ", which we all know is not true. Dank memes are absolutely hilarious. Therefore the anon is edgy
**garymotherfingoak used "*roll picture*"** **garymotherfingoak rolled image** point taken, and I see it in this comment now. I'll take my red internet points with grace
Edgy isn't necessarily trying to act tough, it's just saying something you think sounds dark or that might put people on edge (make them uncomfortable due to the dark nature of said thing) because you feel the need to prove to the internet how dark you are..... it's kinda like the emo/goth version of "HEY LOOK GUYS I SMOKE WEED" if you ask me, it's not always about sounding tough, sometimes people just wanna show off how dark and broody and... well... edgy they are. Ofcourse usually when it happens and gets called out it's because it was annoyingly transparent and had no place in the conversation. I think at this point telling people to go back to tumblr is just the cry of a desperate FunnyJunker trying to back up calling something stupid by relating it to something they know the community hates and hoping they're not found out to be retarded.
You haven't even begun to see me write an essay. There are a select few sadly large amount of topics upon which i would actually write something close to an essay in rant form, although i've trained myself to trim it down to something more manageable like this because nobody reads those long ass text walls.
Completely agree. 4chan and other half decent sites use the term "dank memes" as a joke to make fun of the 5th graders that think they're funny... This site just consists of 5th graders and under.
So i know you would eventually figure out the baby has bad eye sight cuz it runs into **** and cant grab stuff, but how would you figure out the prescription to give it? I dont have glasses but im pretty sure you need to wear specific glasses based on how bad your eyes are. And you cant give them the which is better A or B test.
I know they work to a large extent even if the prescription is kinda off because me and my best friend had slightly different glasses and he'd loan me his spare now and then. I also know they can ball park estimate the general prescription by essentially scanning the eyes.
These glasses probably don't work perfectly for this kid but they're probably close enough that it can see better.
They put your face in a device that scans your eyes. It shoots a line of light into your eye and sees the reflection. Based on how the reflection looks, device knows what glasses you need, with a pretty good accuracy. After that, you try a few lenses to see witch fits you better (If you need 0.12 glasses, you will probably wear 0 or 0.25, depending on which you like best, because 0.12 requires custom made, expensive lenses). The baby probably skipped the last step
Yes, that is why my ophthalmologist gives me a piece of paper that comes from that machine, which says exactly what glasses I need, to one tenth precision.
this is not only super cute but super important for baby development
Babies grow dramatically in a very short lifespan using their senses to obtain and learn more and more information from it's environment. A baby who can't see properly will not only suffer in the development of their visual cortex but may suffer impairment, from lack of visual cues. Reading expressions, reading lips, and that sort of thing. So glasses are a wonderful thing.
Anyone else remember when they put on their first pair of glasses? When my dad and me walked out of the store we got in the car and after a few moments i reluctantly put them on. The window was rolled down and it was autumn. The trees were absolutely amazing i could see the individual leaves. I was speechless. From that moment on i never wanted to take them off.
I always hated my glasses, but when I got my license, I couldn't drive without them (Didn't wear them for 8 years), because of the girl I was dating at the time, I was driving every day. Now I wake up and the first thing I do is put on my glasses without even thinking.
If you don't like them so much try contacts they are pretty convenient sometimes when you play sports especially. They are kinda expensive if you have astigmatism like i do. Contacts also last longer then what the doctors say. Just gotta make sure you clean them and don't scratch them.
I have contacts too but contacts blur my vision too much over time. Point was I used to hate my glasses, and I still hate cleaning them so much; but all in all they're a part of me now. It's like a phone, I don't want to drop them, lose them, and it's one of the first things I make sure to have on me before I leave.
Just got mine 4 days ago, my eyesight is starting to deteriorate a bit courtesy of law school and vidya so I had to get them, anyway feels really good seeing stuff in a higher resolution again.
wasnt much of an improvement... my vision overall was fine by me right eye was a bit lazy, but come on you never really look at things just with one eye
I don't remember my first time wearing glasses. By my vision has degraded a good amount since I've gotten them so it probably wasn't as big of a deal when I first got them
The first time I put on glasses was when I was 19 years old. I grew up in a low income family and it was just never in the budget (today I use eyebuydirect, $6 for a pair of glasses its amazing). I started working and living on my own and made enough money to shell out the cash for a new pair of prescription glasses. This was in walmart and I was just walking around with this goofy grin on my face. Sure, maybe walmart isnt the most beautiful "first sight" but it was an incredible feeling.
I was ten when I first received glasses.
I had no idea how much my eyes had deteriorated until I put them on for the first time. I was enthralled. I couldn't stop staring at the clouds. Everything was so detailed, I had no idea how much I was missing. It was so beautiful.
When I first got my, I went into the bathroom and stared at myself. I couldn't believe the texture my face had. Then I noticed I had very cracked lips.
For those without glasses, just image not being about to see texture (such as cracked lips, thread count, or the small bumps on the wall), or the sharpness of a line. That everything blends into each other, making the world look flat. Only the worst cases can't count fingers. And my reading without glasses is awful because the letters are blended together, or the lines are to thin to see.
I wonder if his eyes got ****** up from wearing those glasses all the time. It always seems like he's not really focusing his eyes on anything on the show.
I didn't see 20/20 for the first time until I was 10. It was magical. I wanted to count the leaves on trees could I could see each leaf individually.
(If you're wondering why it took so long for me to get 20/20 glasses, my mom was always working so she didn't spend enough time with me to figure it out. And teachers never seemed to notice.)