I have to say though, that's the weirdest water feature I've ever seen in a mall.
Like, does it not have any lip or edge to it at that side? Just small stairs into knee deep robo-death?
While prepping a 67-year-old female patient for routine cataract surgery at England’s Solihull Hospital, physicians noticed a strange bluish blob in one of her eyes. On closer look, the blob turned out to be 17 contact lenses stuck together. Another 10 lenses were subsequently discovered in the same eye. The surgeons have never seen anything quite like it.
As reported in the British Medical Journal, the unnamed patient was unaware that the contact lenses were missing. Incredibly, the 27 lost lenses, which had drifted behind her upper eyelid, weren’t causing her any serious distress. She figured her dry eyes and periodic discomfort were just a product of old age.
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While prepping a 67-year-old female patient for routine cataract surgery at England’s Solihull Hospital, physicians noticed a strange bluish blob in one of her eyes. On closer look, the blob turned out to be 17 contact lenses stuck together. Another 10 lenses were subsequently discovered in the same eye. The surgeons have never seen anything quite like it.
As reported in the British Medical Journal, the unnamed patient was unaware that the contact lenses were missing. Incredibly, the 27 lost lenses, which had drifted behind her upper eyelid, weren’t causing her any serious distress. She figured her dry eyes and periodic discomfort were just a product of old age.
And people wonder why I wear glasses.
That's not a problem with contacts
That's a problem with someone being dumb enough to assume the 26 other contacts they put in their eye magically vanished
This reminds me of my mom who had to rush to the doctor because she tried to somewhat forcefully remove a contact lens only to discover that she wasn't wearing one.
This reminds me of my mom who had to rush to the doctor because she tried to somewhat forcefully remove a contact lens only to discover that she wasn't wearing one.
oh no
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My eyes are pretty tolerant to what may cause others noticeable discomfort. As a result I go months on a single pair, and have both:
Assumed a contact had fallen out when it got sucked up in my eye hole.
and
Tried to remove a fucked up contact that had, in fact, fallen out.
Fortunately the former squeezed back up front about a month later, in what was a thoroughly disturbing realization, and the latter only got so far as poking myself in the iris and trying to slide it around.
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This reminds me of my mom who had to rush to the doctor because she tried to somewhat forcefully remove a contact lens only to discover that she wasn't wearing one.
Ill stick with glasses thanks. A thousand years of proven and tested tech.
Now to read my books.
*glasses slip off and land on the floor*
Oh jeeze good thing these are made of plastics now not glass that would have been an ironic twist
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I will never wear contacts after eight year old me
Stupidly put a clear sequin from my dress in my eye. Cue a day of eye pain, before it harmlessly popped out in the evening. I never told my parents, and they never found out.
The whole concept of contacts feels weird to me.
Except for cosmetic ones that change how your eyes look.
Actually, no, that feels pretty weird as well.
I have a pretty noticeable, to doctors, cosmetic scar on one of my eyes from a contact deciding to turn into a knife on my cornea, but I never remember which eye until they point it out.
On Wednesday, Florida resident Jorge Jove clearly couldn’t stomach the sight of an AT&T work truck parked out front of his house. Naturally, police say, he retrieved a revolver and started shooting out the tires and engine.
Jove, a 64-year-old retired firefighter who lives in the city of Hialeah, was captured on video methodically shooting out all four corners of the unblinking truck. He moves around it calmly, reloading his gun several times, firing off at least 18 shots.
Here’s more from the Miami Herald:
Jove then walked to the second bucket truck and began shooting at the front of it, reloading the gun several times. Meanwhile, one of the AT&T workers could be heard calling police to report the shooting.
“He’s shooting the truck right now,” said a man who identified himself as Derrick Taylor, a technician with AT&T. “There’s a guy shooting the tires and shooting the engines and everything.”
As Taylor spoke to the dispatcher, Jove continued his attack on the trucks.
Police confirmed that Jove was apparently “upset” that the trucks were parked in front of his driveway, the Herald reports.
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If you're unhappy that someone has parked blocking your driveway I would think that rendering their vehicle immobile would only exacerbate the problem.
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I don't see where the "gone good/well/right" part is in all that....
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Like, does it not have any lip or edge to it at that side? Just small stairs into knee deep robo-death?
And people wonder why I wear glasses.
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
That's not a problem with contacts
That's a problem with someone being dumb enough to assume the 26 other contacts they put in their eye magically vanished
oh no
Assumed a contact had fallen out when it got sucked up in my eye hole.
and
Tried to remove a fucked up contact that had, in fact, fallen out.
Fortunately the former squeezed back up front about a month later, in what was a thoroughly disturbing realization, and the latter only got so far as poking myself in the iris and trying to slide it around.
ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow
Now to read my books.
*glasses slip off and land on the floor*
Oh jeeze good thing these are made of plastics now not glass that would have been an ironic twist
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Except for cosmetic ones that change how your eyes look.
Actually, no, that feels pretty weird as well.
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Well, he let the technician videotape his crime, which makes the trial easier.
"Fuck AT&T" ?
It went about as well as you would expect.
I guess?
I mean, I'm not a fan of them either, but nowhere have I thought that shooting some trucks would really get back at them.
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