The Dismemberment-Out: It's been nice knowing you, Jazz

[Sprung]

This is exceptionally useful.



Hey, no need to jump to conclusions. It could be something completely innocuous.

Like spiders crawling around inside your eye.

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Houston, we are go for nightmares.

[Saril]

Are you Mexican, if so I remember you.

Yes. I'm also a horrible cunt.

[Jazzmarazz]

My brother is playing Legacy of Kain and fails. Hard.
He fitted so violently last death that he hurt himself. I am pleased to watch.

[Sprung]

Yes. I'm also a horrible cunt.

Oh, it's you.


hai

[Ivolt]

Nor could I possibly have foreseen this happening.

Truly, it must be Fate.

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You bastards.

[Saril]

@Sprung - Based off the extremely limited amount of information gleaned so far, floaters, even quite a few floaters are not usually linked to imminent blindness.

That said they can be related to hypertensive retinopathy or even indicative of a complication related to retinal detachment.

At this stage I'd schedule an appointment with you GP for referral to an opthamologist & educate yourself as best you can before hand.

[Raype]

Ah, indeed. Still, to pun is human, to forgive divine. In fact, I would say that much wordplay pivots on puns, so much that it would be a hallowed altar axial.

A bit of fun in a lunar classification.

I did not expect Another. Clearly, this was something Extra.

[Jazzmarazz]

@Sprung - Based off the extremely limited amount of information gleaned so far, floaters, even quite a few floaters are not usually linked to imminent blindness.

That said they can be related to hypertensive retinopathy or even indicative of a complication related to retinal detachment.

At this stage I'd schedule an appointment with you GP for referral to an opthamologist & educate yourself as best you can before hand.

Not nearly as likely as this though:

The hyaloid artery, an artery running through the vitreous humour during the fetal stage of development, regresses in the third trimester of pregnancy. Its disintegration can sometimes leave cell matter.

[Kermit Da Frog]

Yes. I'm also a horrible cunt.

We're going to get along gre-oh.. you don't HAVE a horrible cunt? Well then....

[Sprung]

@Sprung - Based off the extremely limited amount of information gleaned so far, floaters, even quite a few floaters are not usually linked to imminent blindness.

That said they can be related to hypertensive retinopathy or even indicative of a complication related to retinal detachment.

At this stage I'd schedule an appointment with you GP for referral to an opthamologist & educate yourself as best you can before hand.

I go to the eye doctor every year because I wear contacts. I've asked him about it repeatedly, and he has specifically checked for the various problems related to floaters. He's said it's nothing to worry about for years now. Still bothers me, and lately I've noticed them quite a bit.

[Mistral]

I did not expect Another. Clearly, this was something Extra.

Oh, I'm pretty much at my limit. Unfortunately, I'm not clever enough for advanced wordplay, so I haven't Unlimited Codes.

[Raype]

Oh, I'm pretty much at my limit. Unfortunately, I'm not clever enough for advanced wordplay, so I haven't Unlimited Codes.

So, I take it there's Zero chance we'll keep this going?

[MarianoRyu]

I want this job I applied to so I can get a PS3 with my very first paycheck!

[Saril]

Not nearly as likely as this though:

No shit. Thats why I linked him to the article on floaters first.
I like to assume most people are half intelligent and will come to the right conclusion on their own.

[Sprung]

I want this job I applied to so I can get a PS3 with my very first paycheck!

Use your first paycheck to buy Sony a decent router.