I don't think there was anything attractive about the spectacles parents used to put on their kids in the 1980s. They were big and made you feel like you were hiding behind two disused TV screens.
I am both bespectacled AND have crooked teeth. Is there no hope for me?
BTW, John, I posted a review of you. I'm afraid my highly sophisticated critical writing failed to hide my unbridled fangirlness completely (there may even be a squeal in there) but hey, it's just a blog.
BTW, did you know that BTW is dutch for VAT? I'm sure you're glad to know that. Now you can think of VAT every time someone says 'by the way'. XD
But grown-ups used to wear such horrid eyewear as well! I think it was "en vogue" then or something. I can remember the old man style that my mother used to dress my brother in.
Completely random fact: I've always secretly been jealous of people who wear glasses, they look so sharp.
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There's nothing unattractive with being bespectacled. Its much better than having crooked teeth.
I don't think there was anything attractive about the spectacles parents used to put on their kids in the 1980s. They were big and made you feel like you were hiding behind two disused TV screens.
I am both bespectacled AND have crooked teeth. Is there no hope for me?
BTW, John, I posted a review of you. I'm afraid my highly sophisticated critical writing failed to hide my unbridled fangirlness completely (there may even be a squeal in there) but hey, it's just a blog.
BTW, did you know that BTW is dutch for VAT? I'm sure you're glad to know that. Now you can think of VAT every time someone says 'by the way'. XD
Glad to help,
But grown-ups used to wear such horrid eyewear as well! I think it was "en vogue" then or something. I can remember the old man style that my mother used to dress my brother in.
Completely random fact: I've always secretly been jealous of people who wear glasses, they look so sharp.
If you only have trouble with one eye, does that mean you can get away with wearing a monocle?
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