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Jumpin Salmon ? Man, ? Amazing Member # 5755	written Sunday, September 30 2007 11:14 Profile #50 I found that red interfered with my reluctance to kill. -------------------- Synergy, et al - "I don't get it." Thralni - "a lot of people are ... too weird to be trusted" Posts: 4114 \| Registered: Monday, April 25 2005 07:00
The Ratt Infiltrator Member # 9887	written Sunday, September 30 2007 14:52 Profile #51 Wait, what? How do they interfere with your reluctence to kill? Does red turn you off to killing? [ Sunday, September 30, 2007 14:53: Message edited by: The Ratt ] -------------------- Let's all just shape gazers and hope it goes away. I make guacamole at work Posts: 454 \| Registered: Monday, August 20 2007 07:00
Jumpin Salmon ? Man, ? Amazing Member # 5755	written Sunday, September 30 2007 17:43 Profile #52 If you wish to interview me, please gather all your questions into one post. -------------------- Synergy, et al - "I don't get it." Thralni - "a lot of people are ... too weird to be trusted" Posts: 4114 \| Registered: Monday, April 25 2005 07:00
Student of Trinity Electric Sheep One Member # 3431	written Monday, October 1 2007 03:46 Profile #53 quote: Originally written by Jumpin' Salmon: I wear contacts for killing. So if anyone hears that the mob has offered a contact on them, we know just who is coming after them. -------------------- We're not doing cool. We're doing pretty. Posts: 3335 \| Registered: Thursday, September 4 2003 07:00
Nicothodes Lifecrafter Member # 4682	written Monday, October 1 2007 06:26 Profile #54 I don't have glasses or contacts. An eye doctor I saw two years ago told me I had better than 20/20 vision, but didn't tell me exactly what the number was. -------------------- Do not underestimate the power of the mechanical pencil. Join the Dark side. We have cookies. "Hey, Patrick, feel this random pipe. It's squishy"-Nils Posts: 834 \| Registered: Thursday, July 8 2004 07:00
LakiRa@ Shock Trooper Member # 10374	written Monday, October 1 2007 06:38 Profile #55 What is normal vision? Is it 20/20 ? -------------------- If you listen to LakiRA@ all will go well! Posts: 263 \| Registered: Sunday, September 9 2007 07:00
Drew By Committee Member # 4233	written Monday, October 1 2007 07:22 Profile #56 Yes. I don't know whether that represents the mean vision of society though, or some independent standard. Posts: 2242 \| Registered: Saturday, April 10 2004 07:00
Or else o'erleap. Law Bringer Member # 335	written Monday, October 1 2007 10:47 Profile Homepage #57 20/20 vision is considered functional. Completely healthy visual acuity is somewhat better. Average vison is much worse, or would be without glasses and contacts. —Alorael, who woke up this morning with no ability to resolve images. He obtained someone else's glasses, which allowed him to fail to resolve images that were out of focus in the first place. Posts: 14579 \| Registered: Saturday, December 1 2001 08:00
Iffy Canned Member # 8014	written Monday, October 1 2007 15:49 Profile #58 Well, my left eye is all fuzzy (the sight is). My glasses improve that (by magnifying it), but it is still fuzzy... But, my vision is still clearer with the glasses... -------------------- Muffins n' Hell\|Muffins n' Hell: The Muffins Are Back Again I have an addiction to Spiderweb games. I like this image FYI, Iffy is short for Infernal Flamming Muffin. Posts: 1799 \| Registered: Sunday, February 4 2007 08:00
Safey Infiltrator Member # 7298	written Monday, October 1 2007 20:05 Profile #59 quote: Originally written by Frozen Feet: I have glasses, and pretty strong ones too; without them, my range of accurate vision can be measured in centimeters. If I took them off now, I couldn't read what I'm writing without sticking my nose to the monitor. As it is, I don't have contact lenses, and probably will never have. The reason is, my job includes lots of electric arc welding. If you look at the arc with contacts (and without a mask), the UV-rays can melt them into your eyes. Besides, normal glasses are handier anyway. I know might be a bit off topic but I have heard that you are not suppose to weld aluminum inside because it puts off certain poisons. Me and my friends were told this after three years of welding aluminum inside a building for our robotics team. Is this true,someone pulling my leg or is their a chance that I'm not as smart as I used to be. -------------------- A rock has weight whether you admit it or not Posts: 479 \| Registered: Wednesday, July 12 2006 07:00
Jumpin Salmon ? Man, ? Amazing Member # 5755	written Monday, October 1 2007 21:10 Profile #60 quote: Originally written by Safey: *[QUOTE]Is this true,someone pulling my leg or is their* a chance that I'm not as smart as I used to be. -------------------- Synergy, et al - "I don't get it." Thralni - "a lot of people are ... too weird to be trusted" Posts: 4114 \| Registered: Monday, April 25 2005 07:00**
Frozen Feet Infiltrator Member # 4248	written Tuesday, October 2 2007 06:13 Profile #61 quote: Originally written by Safey: I know might be a bit off topic but I have heard that you are not suppose to weld aluminum inside because it puts off certain poisons. Good ventilation never hurts. Inhaling lots of metal oxides will never be good for anyone in the long run. If you use rods (electrodes for 111), then good ventilation is especially important 'cause they DO let out some really nasty substances when they burn. Check the packaging; for the really noxious stuff, you'd better have pressurized masks. If you're using TIG or pulse MIG/MAG, it isn't that big a deal. [ Tuesday, October 02, 2007 06:16: Message edited by: Frozen Feet ] -------------------- Life is a neverending carneval where everyone has multiple costumes. I just hope mine are pleasing to the eye. Posts: 617 \| Registered: Tuesday, April 13 2004 07:00
Safey Infiltrator Member # 7298	written Tuesday, October 2 2007 09:36 Profile #62 Most of the welding (if not all) was arc welding. I was in the room but I never was the one who did the welding so I couldn't tell you too much about it though -------------------- A rock has weight whether you admit it or not Posts: 479 \| Registered: Wednesday, July 12 2006 07:00
Jeran Korak Lifecrafter Member # 7557	written Tuesday, October 2 2007 11:44 Profile #63 I have very odd vision. One of my eyes sees colour a lot better then the other but has much worse range. My eye "sight" is 20/20 in range. The further things get they get....fuzzy. I can still make out the details at perfectly normal range, they. just. get. fuzzy. I have tried and failed to explain this fact so I hope you have slightly better perception (Forgive the pun) of this then I do. Posts: 942 \| Registered: Sunday, October 8 2006 07:00
The Mystic Infiltrator Member # 7488	written Wednesday, October 3 2007 13:04 Profile #64 Got glasses when I was 12. Never wanted contacts; I could never stand anything going that close to my eyes, let alone touching them. Edit: Pun forgiven. [ Wednesday, October 03, 2007 13:05: Message edited by: The Mystic ] -------------------- Either I'm crazy, or everybody else is nuts. And I know I'm not crazy because the little man who lives on my shoulder told me so. If people don't think there's something wrong with you, there's something wrong with you. Oh well. Another day, another dementia. Posts: 558 \| Registered: Friday, September 15 2006 07:00
Zelda Warrior Member # 961	written Friday, October 5 2007 19:02 Profile #65 I would have liked to see the pun. I always love a pun. For me..I can't wear contacts because of an eye injury. I mean..I guess they say that I could..but it would just involve a great deal of pain and suffering. Who wants pain and suffering? Gimme glasses. I look okay. ;) ---Zelda -------------------- Hey, where are we going? And what's with the handbasket? Posts: 63 \| Registered: Friday, April 12 2002 07:00