Posted by Chris in MO on October 22, 2008 at 15:03:22 from (69.29.100.151):
In Reply to: O/T feeble excuses posted by Jim H SW-PA on October 22, 2008 at 11:02:14:
I don't worry too much about frames. I don't wear glasses but my wife does. She has never had a set of glasses where the frames were still serviceable after the prescription changed. She does all sorts of things to them.
Last spring she got a new set and we sprang for the the top of the line frames which you can twist any which way and they still spring back to the original position. Well, half a dozen months later, they are still in excellent condition. I don't know how these frames are made, but they sure are impressive.
And yes, I also have noticed that frame styles sure seem to change rapidly.
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