Wait, do you mean you appreciate the English language 75% or $0.25 worth?
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Wait, do you mean you appreciate the English language 75% or $0.25 worth?
Painting.
I’m assuming you mean painting your house?
Yeah that sucks. Still waaaaaay better than drywalling though. I did one room and will never do it again.
I’m assuming you mean painting your house?
Yeah that sucks. Still waaaaaay better than drywalling though. I did one room and will never do it again.
Philistine.
My wife mentioned this as a halloween costume. I'm thinking a dildo through the hole instead of a thumb as I hold the palette at waist height would be the only way to make it remotely interesting.
My uncorrected vision is worse than what yours was. But it's held steady for the last three years. Thinking seriously about Lasik. At my last eye doc appointment, he said I'd be a candidate. Just gotta pull the trigger.Both of my parents are blind as a bat. I got their genes and have terrible eyesight as well. I was -3.75 in both of my eyes back in 2011 and had PRK eye surgery. The surgery, besides hurting for a week or so (and I had the epithelial of my eye rubbed off playing basketball about a month after sugery - worst night of my life - eye pain is the worst and unless you have numbing drops, there's nothing you can do about it) worked pretty well and I could see 20/20 for about two years. Then my eyes started going bad again and have progressively gotten worse each year. I wear contacts or glasses now and lately, it's been really hard to see what I write on my phone or to keep what I write in focus. I feel like my dyslexia has gotten 10x's worse because of it - words on the screen move or pop-out more than others and following words left to write is hard (I see paragraphs not individual words.) I like to edit my posts after I post because, for whatever reason, it's easier to see but lately, I've noticed my sentences are getting bad. I'm either flipping things, repeating things, skipping words or I mean to write something and my brain computes it, but I write something completely different. EDIT: While editing this post, I've corrected two things where I've done that. For example, I wanted to write, "worst night of my life" but instead I wrote, "was night in my life."
I'm not sure if PRK screwed up my vision because I feel my eyesight has never been the same since surgery. I know I've never been the strongest writer and have always struggled to articulate myself, but damn, I feel like it's getting worse. It might be from always posting on my phone too. I'm on a laptop and it seems to be much easier to see what I'm writing so maybe I'll start posting from this more often.
Anyway, my pet peeve is my eyesight. You people who can see, you're lucky sobs.
My wife mentioned this as a halloween costume. I'm thinking a dildo through the hole instead of a thumb as I hold the palette at waist height would be the only way to make it remotely interesting.
My wife got lasik and loved the results and the surgery was easy as can be and the recovery was a piece of cake. Everything about it was awesome. Except the cost. I think it was a little over 4,000 bucksMy uncorrected vision is worse than what yours was. But it's held steady for the last three years. Thinking seriously about Lasik. At my last eye doc appointment, he said I'd be a candidate. Just gotta pull the trigger.
I would happily pay 4k to get rid of my glasses. Wearing glasses is more limiting than people think. I finally bought a band to hold them on my head when I go to the beach so I can just run out in the water with everyone else instead of finding some place to put my glasses and then hope they don't get scratched from the sand. My son lost a pair on a roller coaster because he didn't want to see it blurry, and they of course flew off his face. I could go on and on. Believe me I know that glasses are a modern-day miracle, I could not imagine being in the middle ages with eyesight like mine, I would probably not have lasted much into my 20's, other than the fact that I am awesome.My wife got lasik and loved the results and the surgery was easy as can be and the recovery was a piece of cake. Everything about it was awesome. Except the cost. I think it was a little over 4,000 bucks