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Medical Forum / General / Vision / May 2007Happy Memorial Day
Dear Second-Opionon Friends, Subject: in memoriam I thought we should take a moment to honor those who gave their lives in service of tihs "nation." Along with that, I will spend this weekend reflecting on AND honoring the loss of my cognitive function. It gave its life in the DISSERVICE of eyesight and vision. Of all the tings I have "lost," it is my MIND that I miss the most. Enjoy, Odis Was this meant to be funny? A poor attempt at a joke. The saddo named 'Odis' ought to be ashamed - go back to w.nking your mom. When you've finished with that, wash your hands and perhaps you could get a life. Retard. > Was this meant to be funny? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > -- > Message posted via MedKB.comhttp://www.medkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/vision/200705/1 Well, now ... You certainly showed him/her the meaning of class. Cut the crap. We all know who Odis is. > Cut the crap. > > We all know who Odis is. I don't know whether that's true or not, but ... I'll stand by MY previous statement either way. Do you have a reading problem? Maybe you need stronger specs - I said cut the crap. How would you like it if I posted some bull$hit under the name 'Neil Crooks'. I doubt you would find it very funny. > Do you have a reading problem? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > -- > Message posted viahttp://www.medkb.com Ya' never know. I have a pretty lively sense of humor ... except when some ignorant turd induces double vision in the unwary and uninformed and can't be chased away. Have you ever experienced persistent double vision? I have. Call me after you've lived with it for a few months. Let's see how you feel about it, then. Kisses, Neil Crooks > > I doubt you would find it very funny. > Ya' never know. I have a pretty lively sense of humor ... except when > some ignorant turd induces double vision in the unwary and uninformed [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Neil Crooks I tried the double vision thing a little bit. It was fun. Fortunately, since one eye was stronger than the other, my brain learned to ignore one image, and I saw one image (but with no depth perception, the kind you get when you see out of both eyes). > In article <1180109124.753629.288...@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > I tried the double vision thing a little bit. It was fun. I honestly can't say I was expecting that sort of reaction. Hm. > Fortunately, > since one eye was stronger than the other, my brain learned to ignore > one image, and I saw one image (but with no depth perception, the kind > you get when you see out of both eyes). Wellll ... then that almost doesn't count ;-) > In article <1180109124.753629.288...@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > I tried the double vision thing a little bit. It was fun. I honestly can't say I was expecting that sort of reaction. Hm. > Fortunately, > since one eye was stronger than the other, my brain learned to ignore > one image, and I saw one image (but with no depth perception, the kind > you get when you see out of both eyes). Wellll ... then that almost doesn't count ;-) |
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