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Both eyes done. Effectively I can see perfectly. Left eye is slightly short sighted so I can use my laptop on native resolution and no magnification quite happily. And I don't need brightness on full.
Both eyes done. Effectively I can see perfectly. Left eye is slightly short sighted so I can use my laptop on native resolution and no magnification quite happily. And I don't need brightness on full.
I noticed something odd with your vision at the meet as well but put it down to your squinty bog eyes and comically bulbous red nose.... me and original PM we sat on the opposite side you but either end of the bench and neither of us knew who you were talking to. Matt sitting in front of you thought you'd not noticed he was there all night.
would of thought you were used to people ignoring you by now?
I thought that you were just getting your eyes done?
when they did the physical and they looked down there, the surgeon took pity on him. Apparently doubling its length was easy they had a spare half inch in the spares bucket!
Noticed a bit of cloudiness in my vision - turned out to be a cataract, so I've surgery scheduled for the end of the month. I've a choice of lenses, but none include a zoom function or Quantel.
Cue comments about things that make you go blind.
I noticed something odd with your vision at the meet as well but put it down to your squinty bog eyes and comically bulbous red nose.... me and original PM we sat on the opposite side you but either end of the bench and neither of us knew who you were talking to. Matt sitting in front of you thought you'd not noticed he was there all night.
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