I imagine part of it is non-transferability clauses in game/publisher (and maybe Steam's) TOSes. Allowing transferability in some cases may open a giant contractual can of worms. If you change the billing info and someone else just happens to start paying for all of your new games, that's probably way less problematic.
you realize youre the same age when vader died
zennioptical dot com if you want a pair of cheap throw away glasses or for driving since your blind as fuck now.
I'll give it a look at that site, thanks. Doc actually only recommended I get a 'computer' pair. I do not walk out of my house without polarized,UV blocking sunglasses , of which I have 20 odd pairs laying around. It is what it is. I'll say this though , your advice sure sounded like the cold hard voice of experience.
actually it's cuz of my wife, i've been wearing glasses since i was 10, i know where they are and only broken 1 pair, my wife since college has been told she needs to wear glasses and has put off wearing them for 20years and like you, it caught up to her and she has to wear em to watch tv/drive. those 6.95 glasses? yea i've bought like literally 4pairs, she's broken em all.
I'm waiting for my new 'Computer prescription' glasses to arrive myself.
I remember hauling massive monitors and full tower cases to my buddies apartment, booting off a disk with an IPS/SPX driver for an ARCnet card on it (and a special modified config.sys so we could squeeze for memory usage), so we could play Doom1 LAN parties over weekends. Then we had to alternate once Warcraft Orcs v. Humans came out.
