Printable View
First off...get the glasses on..put your hair up ...get the librarian look going..Will's going to love it..take a pic and post it....but now it answers another question I had...so when you were pouring our shots of Patron during Desert Storm..you were missing the shot glasses...I thought your vision was affected by Fireball...but it turns out your blind.....
Far from blind I was doing that on purposeQuote:
Originally Posted by Unforgiven
you suck..I would NEVER spill your Fireball....even drunk I wouldn't spill!,,,paybacks a bitch....Quote:
Originally Posted by Wendi
This is a matter of aging, more than something related to your Lasik. As we age, the elasticity becomes restricted. It's mostly for close up vision. By the time my wife and I got into our fifties, we couldn't function without readers around the house everywhere. Our distance vision is almost the same prescription as it was thirty years ago but the elasticity we enjoyed for close-up has deteriorated. Don't blame Lasik on this one. It's a maturity thing that comes with all this experience we've had due to time. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Wendi
Well that's one way to tell her she's old! :cry2:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Doctor
Alrighty then it must be that I'm turning 44 soon LOL!! I appreciate the feedback I guess I'm asking for readers for my bday NOT
Had it done 6 years ago...I'm 45 now. Close up vision was stellar before the procedure. I could see a gnat's ass on my nose. Moved my focal point back about a foot immediately. Long distance was a huge improvement and overall still great. It's that close up shit that definitely is the downside. Still glad I had it done.
My wife had Lasik 11 years ago and she said it was the best thing she ever did besides marrying me..lol
She just turned 40 last month and has started wearing readers and looks great when she wears them.
Contacts don't go racing anymore!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hbchgirl
Librarian?Quote:
Originally Posted by 270
Sent from my Bat Cave