Am I alone...

[Archie_tect]

...or Timmy Mallet.

 

[Hover Fly]

[QUOTE 2494761, member: 1314"] View attachment 24476 [/quote]


I don't know what the big red thing on the right is, but I want it!

 

[sheddy]

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[Moon bunny]

The worst though are those that wear them on the tube.

Which part of their anatomy is the tube?

 

[Moon bunny]

I don't know what the big red thing on the right is, but I want it!

And where would you keep it?

 

[vernon]

And where would you keep it?

That's no concern of yours!

Stop being practical. Let Hover Fly have his dreams.

Besides, if he doesn't want it I'll have it.

 

[Herbie]

BEWARE - Nobber alert...

Which one is the nobber?

 

[Leodis]

I don't understand why cyclists wear sunglasses on dull overcast days, I wear them when its sunny I remove them when the sun goes in much safer.

Protection from white light?

 

[Leaway2]

I don't understand why cyclists wear sunglasses on dull overcast days, I wear them when its sunny I remove them when the sun goes in much safer.

They keep the crap out of your eyes.

 

[summerdays]

I perch mine on top of my head occasionally - when you briefly don't need them. Though at the moment, my problem is wearing them on the Bristol and Bath cycle path - going through the tunnel which the council have replaced the old lights with some "new super non vandal-proof" LED ones, so that it is pitch black in places. I've taken to lowering them to the bottom of my nose - but I'm hoping that as it is pitch black no-one will see how silly I look.

 

[rich p]

Which one is the nobber?

Good point!
Would it be too crude of me to say that there is a nobber and a nobbee?

 

[goo_mason]

[QUOTE 2497464, member: 30090"]Indeed, this is the principle reason for wearing eye wear and one that most people tend to forget.[/quote]
Spot on. I have 'smoked' lenses in mine, so they're not proper sunglasses and work in all lights (or lack of light!)

When you've been smacked in the eyeball by a bumblebee when you're doing around 17mph you'll know why protective glasses are required.

 

[Venod]

Spot on. I have 'smoked' lenses in mine, so they're not proper sunglasses and work in all lights (or lack of light!)

When you've been smacked in the eyeball by a bumblebee when you're doing around 17mph you'll know why protective glasses are required.

Sensible, the right glasses for the right reason

 

[Archie_tect]

I like yellow lenses.... makes every day a sunny one! [started that when I had my motorbike 36 years ago, I tried a yellow visor as an experiment and it was fantastic!]

 

[Puddles]

When you've been smacked in the eyeball by a bumblebee when you're doing around 17mph you'll know why protective glasses are required.

I am intrigued as to what you did to irritate the bumblebee to cause him to strike you in such a manner?