SK790 wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:I have 20/20 in one eye and 20/200 or 400 in the other. I'm not looking forward to my good eye going bad. I don't even need reading glasses yet. I suspect my good eye is better than 20/20 but when that shit starts going downhill im in trouble. Can't even keep my eye open for eye drops let alone a laserbeam.

my sister is the same way. when she learned about this, she tried to get my parents to buy her a monocle.

PrattRules wrote:

The Dude wrote:also, why not just wear contacts?

Have a hard time touching my eye. Tried them once or twice and it felt too weird in my eye. Guess I never gave them a fair shot though.

The Nightman Cometh wrote:

The Dude wrote:99.9 and 98.5 aren't about the same. plus condoms have problems you can't control.

Its 99 not 99.9. Huge difference.

one and half women out of a hundred get pregnant using condoms effectively versus one out of hundred using birth control. like i said, I don't see why one would inspire much more confidence than the other.

there's also the fact that human error can cause missed days, mistaken placebos, etc... I'm not saying either are perfect and birth control is definitely better, but its not significantly better.

FTN wrote:if this novel ends up getting written, ive already figured out the pen name im going to use

kruker wrote:

FTN wrote:if this novel ends up getting written, ive already figured out the pen name im going to use

Buck Naked?

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Can't believe you guys gave night man so much shit for a problem most of us have had

Bucky wrote:10 years post-Lasik and LOVING it

Kev1n, you say you accumulated enough money in your FSA over a couple years. I know with the typical FSA, pre-tax monies must be used in the same year they are earned. If there's any money left at the end of the year, it's forfeited. How does yours work?

FTN wrote:if this novel ends up getting written, ive already figured out the pen name im going to use

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Bucky wrote:10 years post-Lasik and LOVING it

Kev1n, you say you accumulated enough money in your FSA over a couple years. I know with the typical FSA, pre-tax monies must be used in the same year they are earned. If there's any money left at the end of the year, it's forfeited. How does yours work?

Ours lasts throughout our three year contract. I had to resubmit it each year though because I had used so much on all my fancy glasses.