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I read an article which said that one advantage of contact lenses over glasses was that contacts are not lost as easily as glasses. I can't decide if I agree with that.
On the one hand, you never see someone frantically drop to their hands and knees and say "I dropped my glasses! Nobody move!" Unless they have VERY bad vision without their glasses like Velma on Scooby Doo. On the other hand, you seldom hear your spouse say "Honey, have you seen my contacts? I took them out this morning when I took a shower and I can't find them anywhere." Then you say "Did you lose your contacts again? So, which is harder to lose? |
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