Sunday, January 14, 2007
Testing my latest theory
Okay, I heard this theory from someone else, but I'm considering adopting it, if it bears up under testing.
When entering a warm house or building from a cold outdoors, do you prevent or reduce eyeglasses-fogging bywalking in backwards?
When entering a warm house or building from a cold outdoors, do you prevent or reduce eyeglasses-fogging bywalking in backwards?
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Maybe the other side of your lenses fog up first?
Couldn't tell you. I got LASIK.
ipjip (IP-gyp): When you pay big bucks for a copyright to the Brooklyn Bridge. Are we still doing these?
Couldn't tell you. I got LASIK.
ipjip (IP-gyp): When you pay big bucks for a copyright to the Brooklyn Bridge. Are we still doing these?
I haven't noticed fogging of glasses except when putting on sunglasses that have been sitting in the freezing car overnight.
The trick is to avoid breathing on them, and walking past boiling teapots.
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zqcrz - syncophants that hang out with the evangelical rapper Zeke, most commonly known by his "hip-hop" name "ZQ" - hence, ZQ crews... (Neel - I'm still doing it)
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The trick is to avoid breathing on them, and walking past boiling teapots.
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zqcrz - syncophants that hang out with the evangelical rapper Zeke, most commonly known by his "hip-hop" name "ZQ" - hence, ZQ crews... (Neel - I'm still doing it)
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