Love the shitposting edit you did there . <| sep |> Based on recent events I think this failed . <| sep |> Flow arts are the best to watch when trippin or rolling <| sep |> nicotine helps reduce blood plasma levels of benzos i think im not sure though <| sep |> For now , the pandoc reader the ODT exporter ' s way of handing column widths . Opinions on this are still welcome . <| sep |> FDR came into office four years after the great depression began and pulled the country out of it . There ' s a reason they were called Hoovervilles and not Roosevilles . Note that Hoover was a Republican . <| sep |> It ' s worth five times that . <| sep |> Step one , look at the glasses you have and decide how well you think they fit you , are your eyes centered in the frame ? Are they the correct width ? correct height ? etc . Then look around if the size is listed anywhere , usually 2 or 3 numbers in mm separated by hyphens . Mine say 5517140 . The first number should be the width of one lenseye frame . The second is the nose section width . The last number if included is the arm length . Good online shops let you search by frame size . Small changes to the nose bridge number can make big differences to how your glasses fit and center on your eyes . If you get a wider nose piece , do the math and think about how your lense widths should change to stay centered . Unfortunately there is usually no height value , so it is very difficult to shop online and find glasses that will centre your eyes when they sit on your nose . Also most online retailers do not offer the option for vertical centre because it ' s impossible to measure without the glasses sitting on your face , they just take your pupil distance PD . vertical centre matters more with higher perscriptions , as if you do not look through the centre of the lense , you will start to see chromatic aberrations , or prism color effects . One way to get around the lack of height information is to shop for glasses with flexible nose pads and adjust them yourself later . This only works to a certain degree though .