How are you Feeling? ~ images ~
 

.

:vomit:

:lol:

Had a damn epidural today and having sinus surgery tomorrow.... sp you may get lucky and be rid of me for a few...
http://www.bassethoundrescue.com/images/jackson.jpg

Kinda' turns me on for some reason... now I'm worried.

:nuts:

*sends healing powers to rkzenrage*:bandaid:

i have a cold

http://zieglerdynamics.com/newsletter/HeadCold.jpg

Just another day at the Post Office.

uh... yeah.

i cant believe i just posted that. that picture is fucked

OUCH! THAT PICTURE HURTS! GET IT OFF Does it mean you are drunk? I would hate to look at that drunk. Poor kagen spinning.

This one is of OZ-trayl-ya...It's beautifo.

I wasn't actually looking for the place it was just on the front page looking all beautiful. It dosn't make my eyes go crossed anyway :)


The site won't let me post it. Here's the link http://community.webshots.com/photo/...13695590IkLCdp



http://www.fadeeva.com/Beasts/kitten-fluff2.jpg

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...3695590IkLCdp#


http://community.webshots.com/photo/...13695590IkLCdp



http://community.webshots.com/photo/...13695590IkLCdp

tis very nice

me too

(oh and whilst we are on the subject, we werent, but lets pretend we were ...k?)

Whats the deal with you and The Hoff?

Kagen what's especially wacked about that photo is that is what things look like through my left eye. Not all asian, but double. I keep meaning to go to the eye doc, but so far I can get along. It is kind of trippy, in an annoying way.

Dude... that could be the beginnings of retinal detachment. Go to the eye doctor now unless you don't mind the possibility of losing sight in that eye entirely.

You heard her !!!
Just put one foot in front of the other ( hell you gots 3 of'em ;) )

Thanks CF, making the appt right now.

wrt retinal detachment:

Young man got hit in the face with a potato gun. Broke orbital socket, detached retina, etc. "Therapy" was to be FACE DOWN for a couple of weeks. 24/7. He had a little stand with padded ring that he rested his face in. It was up on legs about 10 inches high, so he could put a plate of food under it, or a book or any thing he needed to have in front of his face, and he remained in that postition for the entire period. Something having to do with the retina "floating" to the top (the back when looking downward) and remaining in place during the healing process. Better than being blind, but a major pain in the neck (figuratively and literally). Please report on eye doctor visit.

but but but, he had a detached retina

And, presumably, an intact one?

Maybe you could just rip that retina off with a pair of pliers and superglue an old viewfinder lens on to the eyeball. No? Well then get your ass to the doctor's. :eyebrow:

9:00 am tomorrow. Homie don't mess with his eyesight. I'll let you all know what happens.

[synchronizes watch]

After that picture?

http://www.lagerplease.fsnet.co.uk/vomit05.jpg

Back from the eye doc. just a bunch of astigmatism in my left eye. He was surprised that I don't have any farsightedness as is common in people of my anecdotage. He did recommend bifocals, since I could "crisp up" (my words) a bit. I think the reading addition is about 1x. The left eye was pretty wacked out.

The visit plus the specs put a small dent in the construction budget, not so small that a luna moth wouldn't notice...

He also said that I should have my cholesterol checked. People with high cholesterol have a ring of fat around their cornea, though not all people with a ring around their corneas have high cholesterol.

So, another trip to another doc.

And of course, I am going to take advantage of our country's marvelous healthcare plan. Ohh whoa. I thought I was in Canada. I meant to say I am self insured.

Still, what I've spent on doctors and meds in the past 20 years wouldn't add up to three months of health insurance premiums.

That's good news. Well, make that coulda been worser news. Be careful on that scaffold. ;)

I send my twin brother up on those two scaffolds... ;)

Yay! I'm really glad it wasn't anything awful, foot.

thanks CF,
Glad you talked me into going.

http://www.antenna.nu/lordi/lordi.jpg

Not feeling too well today....:blush:

that looks like a giacometti barbed wire fence

it's Antony Gormley, British Installation Artist.

some people will understand this,

http://www.thisisnotporn.com/DM/inth...d%20Hanson.jpg

TNIP is over there, pal.

Edited Kagen, your link caused a uid/password request just by being an image.

@#$% that @#$%. this is how i @#$%ing feel! @#$% that stupid @#$%ing riddle.

@#$%!!!!

wont even @#$%ing let me show a @#$%ing picture

http://www.strangemilitary.com/image...ent/104722.jpg

Did you get lined bifocals? Also, if one eye is much worse than the other, be prepared for a BIG adjustment when you first wear them. As long as everything is clear, all the other weird perception issues will go away - just put them on and leave them on. And please don't tell me you got them at a chain store. :mad:

He needed chains last winter, now he needs glasses. ;)

Yes to lined bifocals. As for the big adjsutment, I know it will be tough because 15 years ago I got my first pair of glasses with a much milder correction and everything was slanted, nothing looked square, I was practically staggering around. I stopped wearing them after a short while, prefering the soft fuzzy look. Now the soft fuzzy look has become passe.

Just say no to chain stores. I like the doc, I like the service, what's 20 bucks more here and there? I ordered the bendy twisty frames, something flex, lined bifocals, and some really stealth antiglare program.

$355. for the whole thing, not including the exam. $99.

I've no idea if I've been had. It seems like a lot of money, but I don't do this very often.

Oh how am I feeling?

i, too, wear bifocals. frames and lenses (bificoals cost beaucoup) can initially really set you back; so, in answer to your answer. this sounds reasonable to me on the cost side.

That's close to what I end up paying for frames and single vision lenses correcting for astygmatism, plus the fancy ass coatings and edge polishing. Of course, I have never been able to buy frames off the cheap rack.

The edge polishing is meant to camoflage the fact that I have damn thick glasses, even if I get the teeny ones that basically just cover my eyes. The clear edges seem to make it easier to see when I'm heading toward the ends of the lenses in my field of view. I really miss peripheral vision.

Hey, Spexxvet, has anybody come up with extended wear toric contacts yet?