Comments on: I Want To Wear An Eyepatch

By: Pooky

Pooky — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 10:59:26 +0000

+1 for Willeke (thats why i keep one just in case not for everyday use)

Sorry Paul for being you mom’s voice but using a eyepatch for too long cause lazyness in the other eye.
Thats why the use those with childrens for the treatment of amblyopia aka lazy eye syndrome so both eye can “regenerate” at the same rate afterward.

i personaly have loste one at a young age and wearing it “for fun” make me think you should try to get more sex not more healt issues.

i’m just saying …
watch out for elevatorsdoors, doorsframes , public benchs and so on or your wish might come reality!

NB: driving with cripple vision may get you in trouble (trust me on this one !)

By: Willeke

Willeke — Sat, 26 Aug 2006 22:13:25 +0000

That sounds really funny, but I think people forget that there are some of us who actually need these things, like an accident or disease. I lost my eye due to eyecancer and have an artificial eye.
When my lost eye is irritated I need to wear something just to not freak out my colleagues and customers at work, so I wear an eyepatch. Sometimes I sleep without my artificial eye and eyepatch, but recently I freaked out my neighbour who wanted to deliver a package to me early in the morning. I forgot I wasn’t wearing my eye and was amazed at how hasty and nervous she acted when she handed me the package. I went to the bathroom after she left and finally understood why……..OOPS!
Those of the respondants who think it is sexy: YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME!!! What is so HOT about an eyepatch. It is purely a neccesity that I could do without. I haven’t met a guy yet who thinks it is hot. They like the way I look with my artificial eye but when I wear an eyepatch they avoid me like I have the plague.

Willeke

By: dc

dc — Fri, 12 May 2006 21:25:13 +0000

Hi , I must say this is abit odd, like mom says be carefull what you wish for . Being that I need to wear one I know what it is like to bump into things and people . Maybe you should try to walk around for a week with one on and come back and tell us how many times you triped on something you did not see

By: Alex

Alex — Sun, 07 May 2006 21:42:21 +0000

Haha, i need an eyepatch myself and i found this page quite entertaining to read Not bad at all. Well, i’m not wearing one since i’m still looking for those japanese style eyepatches. I tried to buy them from a site called JList/Jbox, but they’re out of stock and i don’t know where else i can buy them from :/ I’ve been looking like crazy around the net for it. These are the japanese style eyepatches that i’m looking for.

http://www.velvetgarden.net/images/jlist/025.jpg

If anyone reading this comment knows where i can buy them from, please do not hesitate to mail me at xandman@hotmail.com

By: jennifer

jennifer — Wed, 26 Apr 2006 09:30:44 +0000

I have always had a thing for eyepatches-I think they are very sexy on a man. I would love to meet a man with a patch-it’s so rare….

By: ramses

ramses — Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:02:06 +0000

I’ve always had a special interest in wearing eyepatches and in people wearing them,specially women. I find them sexy. I personally prefer “medical” ones (opticlude, japanese style, or so). Have experienced wearing them in public for a couple of days. People ask about it if they know you. I prefer not to give too importance to the explanation, just refer a slight injury. What I enjoy is just to wear it and do the things i usually do. I know it souds odd, so I’m glad to find people who share the same interest.

By: Lance Dahse

Lance Dahse — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 17:02:28 +0000

You are a Jack A**, I developed double vision Jan ’06 and wear an eye patch to be able to see correctly. I joke about it because thats my coping mechanism. Do some research as to why eye patching is need. I personally think you should poke out your eye. Wow, I needed that. You’re still a jack a**.

Lance Dahse

By: Don Munson

Don Munson — Tue, 17 Jan 2006 17:58:19 +0000

I’m wearing the patch that you talked about. actually I have a collection of suede in natural colors and a bushel basket full of various black ones. It’s been almost twelve years since an injury wrecked most of my left eye.
But to get to my point. In all that time I have only been asked about what happened maybe a half dozen times. Everyone is just to polite ask about it. I have created a couple of tails that I might use to impress someone, but I haven’t had the chance to spread the lies.
I want to wish you the best experience possible, but as the one writer commented, “don’t poke out a perfectly good eye”. The conversation will not be worth the sacrifice.

Don A. Munson

By: Pauly D

Pauly D — Fri, 23 Dec 2005 04:14:39 +0000

Networkchic – Phantom vision would be sorta cool. I could call myself The Phantom Vision instead of just The Phantom, which sounds sort of lame anyway.

ACG – That’s what I think!

HF Peterman – Well aware, my friend — I have the miniature version of the puffy shirt that came with my Season 5 & 6 Seinfeld DVD box set!

By: H.F. Peterman

H.F. Peterman — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 22:50:07 +0000

Arrghhh, can you spare a little change for an old buccaneer? If you were into Seinfeld, the classic puffyshirt episode has a whole bit dedicated to the Pirate bit.

Good luck on your look Matey.