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Some people need to wear sunglasses inside dumb,dumb. My prtner just had serious eye surgery and the lights n the malls really hurt his eyes. So yes some people o wear them unnessasarily.But not everyone.
— He don’t look dumb.
This article appears in Nov 26 – Dec 2, 2009.
12 Comments
I wear them inside of malls but usually just in the summer… especially Halifax Shopping Centre because it is so bright with that skylight.
I occasionally get migraines that cause me to wear shades in stores. Otherwise, the light’s like a deck screw in the eye…
I wear my sunglasses at night.
So I can see, so I can see.
If the sunglasses look like the medical kind, then fine. If they don’t, do not wear them.
A friend of mine has a lazy eye. He says when he doesn’t wear sunglasses, people talk to him like he’s retarded. And when he does wear sunglasses they treat him like they would anyone else.
You know what else looks stupid? People who wear their pants half way down their asses! Someone should bitch about that. They look like they shit in their pants and everyone is laughing at them. It certainly doesn’t look cool.
If a guy is wearing shades inside I won’t talk to them. I don’t like not seeing peoples eyes.
I used to know this one guy who’d wear always wear sunglasses on top of his mullet like a headband – indoors & outdoors, all seasons, all the time. What an annoying douche.
Live and let live I say. Why should anyone have to change the way they dress just because someone else doesn’t like it? If you have a problem because someone chooses to wear sunglasses where you wouldn’t then that is your problem not the sunglass wearer’s.
What about guys who wear pants around their knees and attach a belt to them? I find that a bit counterproductive, but to each his own.
I saw Steve Murphy of CTV’s Live at 5 fame walking down Spring Garden Road the other day wearing a pair of shades on a cloudy day. It was obviously to protect his identity since he’s a pretty big celebrity, but he didn’t fool me!
Hi Steve!
I have a problem with women wearing shirts…
hence….
a guy in the mall? must be gay.