I have. But that's way more extreme. :wacko: Plus, they let me bring my mp3 to listen to some music while the surgery was going on, should have brought Beethoven's 9th in that. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
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I have. But that's way more extreme. :wacko: Plus, they let me bring my mp3 to listen to some music while the surgery was going on, should have brought Beethoven's 9th in that. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
:| is also my response.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
So it's not as bad as it is well I know the eyeball cannot feel pain since it has no nociceptors in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
The doctor was a man, but he had some smoking hot nurses. That bastard. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
Was a decent price to pay. :ignore: Add up the fact that I've got a bit of thick eyebrows and you'll understand why it felt so bad. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
I remember texting my friend that I went up from 320x240 to 720p. :wacko: My vision isn't 20/20, but I don't require glasses at all now, I don't know what was my viewing range before, but I was basically blind without my glasses. At night and raining? All I could see were bright lights without shape, and that was if I was in downtown.
Is that so? So why you get a weird feel or even pain if you get your eye accidentally poked? >_> Is that autosuggestion or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
I think the numbing drops were for stopping my reflex movement, you know, when something is near your eye your eyelids close a bit to protect it.
Also, remember when Mr. Burns was an alien in The Simpsons? :wacko: They applied me drops that made my pupil to open up all the way in the pre-surgery tests. :lol I had a weird cone vision or something, it was so strange. :lol
Well I got fed up, and now I'm playing some multiplayer :D
My first time.
Actually I might be completely wrong. :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
I wasn't trying to be rude, you wouldn't believe the amount of times I've got my eye poked. :wacko: I thought I was getting crazy for feeling pain. :wacko:Quote:
Actually I might be completely wrong. :/
Time to start pirating MW2 PC. :wacko:
11GB.
FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUokay.
11GiB for a game that takes 6 hours to beat. :wacko:
gotta find something I can call lunch...
I finished it in Xbox and PS3. PC is just a closure. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
Did anyone else used to press against there closed eyelids when they were a kid to get the kaleidoscope effect, or was it just me? :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
I watched the video of my step dads laser eye surgery, the worst part is when they peel back the cornea. :SQuote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
Nurses always be fuckin' shit up. The nurse that removed the staples from my leg after my surgery seemed pissed off or something; I think she was taking her anger out on me, because she was yanking them up like they were weeds in her front yard. Now I have a huge scar on my leg and a bunch of little dots next to half of it that will never go away! :low:
Buy starcraft 2, you know you want to. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
Ah yeah that, you only see the pliers, then they're pulling out the little cover and your vision becomes a bit blurry, that's before the kewl kaleidoscope effects. :wacko:
I remember when there was a vaccination day at school, when doctors make quick examinations and we get shots for some diseases and whatnot, most of the time those were in the buttock region, so it wasn't that bad, even though some people were terrified of needles. :lol But this day, some WWII nurse or something came along, and she must have believed that we were yelling: "HURRY UP WITH THAT FUCKING MORPHINE KOWALSKI, JERRYS ARE KILLING OUR UNIT" since she was fucking stabbing us with the needles, in the ass.
Fucking psycho bitch. :wacko:
Bonus points if you can somehow see the reflection of your eye. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Synthetik