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What do you think about people who wear sunglasses when they are inside?

Asked by tennesseejac (3778points) January 29th, 2009

i dont get it. i spend much of my time in the airport and see this quite often, does this mean they are automatically “cool” or maybe they have a lazy eye?

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PupnTaco's avatar

Hungover, douchey, or both.

Once, I thought I was a cool teenager and wore my sunglasses on Pirates of the Carribean. The guy in front of me turned around and said mockingly, “it’s pretty dark in here, huh?” I paused for a moment and said quietly with a straight face, “it is if you’re blind.” He felt like crap. We laughed after he got off the ride.

Teenagers, pshhhhhh.

buster's avatar

I wonder if they are a drug addict that don’t want nobody to see their dilated/constricted pupils.

Trustinglife's avatar

I think they look funny. Unless they’re David Ortiz. (That picture is from his US citizenship swearing-in ceremony!) Even then it looks funny.

jrpowell's avatar

@PupnTaco :: It could always be worse.

RollForReflex's avatar

They enjoy the 1980’s a little TOO much….

Iphone35's avatar

really, I thought they might be undercover :-)... You never know

PupnTaco's avatar

@johnpowell: Oy, I cringed at that when it happened. But it also reinforced everything I believe about Bush.

Iphone35's avatar

or they may be rebels not trying to be/ or please everyone else…. being different.

tyrantxseries's avatar

I wear sunglasses all the time(night/day, inside/outside) I have extreme light sensitivity that give me really bad headaches(worse than migraines),not caused by drugs or alcohol(I haven’t done either in years), I always get the smart ass comments,really pisses me off

loser's avatar

They usually creep me out a little bit unless I can see that they have a cane or guide dog with them. But I can’t really talk because my eyes are really light sensitive too and I often wear them indoors myself.

Bluefreedom's avatar

About the same way as I feel regarding those that wear their sunglasses at night – I don’t get it.

SoapChef's avatar

I don’t even think twice about it actually.
@johnpowell lurve for that link. God, I don’t miss him.
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aprilsimnel's avatar

I also think light sensitivity or blindness first. Until shown otherwise.

I just looked up the lyrics for that old song. o_O Dumbest amalgamation of words. EVER!

asmonet's avatar

I like it as I find it similar to wearing a name tag that says:

Hello, my name is COMPLETE DOUCHEBAG.

btko's avatar

douche. bag.

Blondesjon's avatar

Perhaps they are that fucking cool.

arnbev959's avatar

I didn’t realize people had such strong opinions about this.

It’s silly if there isn’t a reason behind it, but hey, if you want to wear ‘em, wear ‘em.

whackyrusty's avatar

Even poker players can’t get away with it. Except maybe this guy…

http://digitalheadbutt.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/greg-raymer.jpg

TaoSan's avatar

Wasn’t there some 80s song “Sunglasses at night”?......lol

tinyfaery's avatar

I wear glasses and I cannot see without them. As such, I have prescription sunglasses. If I am just running in somewhere for a few minutes I do not bother to change from my sunglasses to my regular glasses; I see no point. When I get to work in the morning I wear my sunglasses all the way up to the 20th floor and into the office. I usually have stuff in my hands and I am not going to fumble around to change my glasses.

Judgmental much?

elijah's avatar

I wear sunglasses every day of the year. My eyes are extremely sensitive. They water and burn in sunlight. I do not wear them at night or indoors. I do get a lot of strange looks on days when most people don’t think it’s very sunny, but I don’t really care. I love big sunglasses.

NaturalMineralWater's avatar

I think they are blind or narcissistic.

googlybear's avatar

They’re only cool if they wear sunglasses inside and have a mullet…otherwise it’s just not cool…

tiffyandthewall's avatar

i wear my sunglasses indoor quite often, and it’s not because i’m conceited, on drugs, undead, blind, a douchebag, undercover, or in love with the 80s.
more often it’s because i’ve been outside for awhile and know that my mascara/eyeliner probably looks disgusting, so i feel more comfortable with my eyes covered. or i didn’t put any makeup on and look really tired/my eyes are like puffy. or i just don’t feel like taking my goddamn sunglasses off.

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