Oh~ that's a good one! The first time I went to Disneyland, the ride operators told people to take off their glasses (sunglasses, I'm assuming now...) and hold on to them... it made Space Mountain the most boring ride ever. I get the same effect riding in the seat of a car with my glasses off on a dark night. XD;...
While working as a TSS, I remember taking off my very heavy bag and having the strap catch on my glasses. With the angle and heaviness of the bag I ended up cutting the side of my nose and my forehead pretty bad with the nose piece. My client had to practice the urge to not tell every one in the whole school the incident that happened to me....
I definately relate to seeing 3D moives with glasses. It's a pain to constantly adjust the 3D glasses over your own(i tried putting my glasses on top of the 3Ds also -not much better). Until they start making clip ons 3D lenses or if get around to making one myself, I've made it a point to skip 3D movies nowdays and just watch the regular version....
Actually, I personally don't remember having many big mishaps with my glasses. HOWEVER, one of the most annoying things in the entire world is when you can't find your glasses. I'm talking about those times when you know no one has taken them, and they're probrably right on the table in front of you, but you still can't spot them, even when you blindly feel around everywhere. And then, you go searching all over for them, only to realize that they're right in the place you first checked. >.<...
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