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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies

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19 Sep 2008, 09:04 #27501
Tu_triky wrote:

Dayem, Poorman...I haven't heard that name in YEARS....


Could be worse, i could've said Dr Demento. :hehe:
19 Sep 2008, 09:11 #27502
krim wrote:

Could be worse, i could've said Dr Demento. :hehe:


:rofl:
19 Sep 2008, 10:55 #27503
krim wrote:and Poorman's bikini beach. :naughty:

Is that still on?
19 Sep 2008, 11:25 #27504
bmwracer wrote:
Is that still on?


Sure is, still on Ch 56, i forget what time though.
19 Sep 2008, 11:27 #27505
krim wrote:Sure is, still on Ch 56, i forget what time though.

Must be late at night.

Time to check TitanTV. :mrgreen:
19 Sep 2008, 11:29 #27506
i do recall it was rather late, prob past 10pm or something... i didn't watch but i saw it flipping channels.
20 Sep 2008, 13:16 #27507
bmwracer wrote:
Tea party?

Did everyone dress up and bring their dolls and stuffed animals? :beaten:


Too bad you weren't there. You could've brought Spot along. :mrgreen:
20 Sep 2008, 14:11 #27508
sadacori wrote:Too bad you weren't there. You could've brought Spot along. :mrgreen:

We've got better things to do. :P
21 Sep 2008, 08:06 #27509
I took Friday off because of an doctor appointment, and found out that my prescription didn't change. He said my left eye was a little different, but not enough to warrant new glasses.

The good news is, my eyesight stable. It was getting progressively worse over the last 10 years, and have finally calmed down. :woot:

I guess I don't have to spend on new glasses... but I do need to get a new set of contacts. I guess I'll go with the aqua brand that soco-chan recommended earlier. :victory:
21 Sep 2008, 08:10 #27510
Wynter wrote:I took Friday off because of an doctor appointment, and found out that my prescription didn't change. He said my left eye was a little different, but not enough to warrant new glasses.


6 months ago I went to get an eye exam and for the the FIRST time in my life my eyes actually improved after having a prescription since I was a teenager...in fact my prescritption improved by two steps....power to all the nutritional supplements I've been taking...only validated my belief in the fact that those supplements DO make a difference :)
21 Sep 2008, 08:43 #27511
Tu_triky wrote:

6 months ago I went to get an eye exam and for the the FIRST time in my life my eyes actually improved after having a prescription since I was a teenager...in fact my prescritption improved by two steps....power to all the nutritional supplements I've been taking...only validated my belief in the fact that those supplements DO make a difference :)


Fa real! My right eye got better the last time I had gone to get them examined. It hasn't gotten worse again.
21 Sep 2008, 11:19 #27512
Your vision does stabilize eventually, sooner if you have contacts, I've heard...

Thing is, after that, your vision starts to go the other way: my near vision is getting worse and reading glasses are around the corner. :sweat:
21 Sep 2008, 21:30 #27513
bmwracer wrote:Your vision does stabilize eventually, sooner if you have contacts, I've heard...


Really? Why is that?

Thing is, after that, your vision starts to go the other way: my near vision is getting worse and reading glasses are around the corner. :sweat:


Ugh, yea. My near vision will definitely get worse. It's in the family. :bleh:
21 Sep 2008, 23:37 #27514
Wynter wrote:
bmwracer wrote:Your vision does stabilize eventually, sooner if you have contacts, I've heard...

Well, supposedly the contacts sorta act like braces and keep the eyes from progressively changing their shape (which is why your vision changes), so your vision stabilizes...
22 Sep 2008, 00:34 #27515
Wynter wrote:

Fa real! My right eye got better the last time I had gone to get them examined. It hasn't gotten worse again.


Nice :applaud:

The reason I know, in my case, the supplements made a difference was aside from the weaker prescription this time around the optometrist also mentioned that according to the test results (digital scan of the cornea) he said that my cornea itself actually LOOKED healthier than the last time I was examined in that office and that was roughly 3 years prior.
22 Sep 2008, 00:34 #27516
bmwracer wrote:
Well, supposedly the contacts sorta act like braces and keep the eyes from progressively changing their shape (which is why your vision changes), so your vision stabilizes...


Yup...that's why my friend who has astigmatism has been wearing hard lenses for years.
22 Sep 2008, 02:12 #27517
Tu_triky wrote:Yup...that's why my friend who has astigmatism has been wearing hard lenses for years.

Yeah, hard lenses are even more corrective in that respect... I tried 'em, but they're not nearly as comfortable a soft lenses.


Hmm, isn't there a thread about glasses/contacts? :headscracth:
22 Sep 2008, 03:19 #27518
bmwracer wrote:
We've got better things to do. :P


Well excuse me, Mr. Important and his royal pup. I wasn't going to invite you to the tea party anyway. :puppydog: Just playing, beemie. :muack: :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:I guess I don't have to spend on new glasses... but I do need to get a new set of contacts. I guess I'll go with the aqua brand that soco-chan recommended earlier. :victory:


Acuvue Oasys or Proclear. Just keep in mind that what works for someone might not work for someone else.

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, hard lenses are even more corrective in that respect... I tried 'em, but they're not nearly as comfortable a soft lenses.


Hmm, isn't there a thread about glasses/contacts? :headscracth:


I wish I had known about gas permeable lenses earlier because then my eyesight wouldn't have gotten so bad over the years. :sweat: Too bad I'm so used to the comfort of soft lenses that it would be hell to get something hard put into my eyes.

And we sure have been talking a lot about glasses/contacts recently...
23 Sep 2008, 05:59 #27519
Well, we had our last Japanese class last night. I really enjoyed the whole experience. Yuki-san did say they were considering running a more in-depth course next year, which would be awesome :)

And she did end up providing food for our last class: Her business partner and our teacher for last week, Pam-sensei, brought in some okonomiyaki, with okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, nori and bonito flakes :drooling:
23 Sep 2008, 06:12 #27520
Anime Dad wrote:Well, we had our last Japanese class last night. I really enjoyed the whole experience. Yuki-san did say they were considering running a more in-depth course next year, which would be awesome :)

And she did end up providing food for our last class: Her business partner and our teacher for last week, Pam-sensei, brought in some okonomiyaki, with okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, nori and bonito flakes :drooling:


Wow, how nice. :applaud: What a treat for you and your classmates.

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