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.Poll: How's your eyesight?
(Vote): Perfect
(Vote): Nearsighted
(Vote): Farsighted
(Vote): Bifocal
How's your eyesight?
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BG1
Canada1550 Posts
.Poll: How's your eyesight? (Vote): Perfect (Vote): Nearsighted (Vote): Farsighted (Vote): Bifocal | ||
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Hollow
Canada2180 Posts
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HowitZer
United States1610 Posts
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Nazarene
Denmark996 Posts
And yeah, I've probably played computer for 8 years, 2 hours a day average. | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
translation: horrid | ||
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OctoPuSs
Canada5279 Posts
On December 18 2005 01:20 Nazarene wrote: Perfect. I do have some weird disease in my right eye, but my eyesight on my left is perfect ;D. And yeah, I've probably played computer for 8 years, 2 hours a day average. same ! | ||
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HowitZer
United States1610 Posts
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Abang_Zealot
Indonesia866 Posts
My mum and dad have perfect eyesight even now, and NO ONE in their family has a histoyr of wearing glasses (Except for old-age related). Yet me and my sister wear glasses (near sighter) T.T | ||
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BG1
Canada1550 Posts
The other 2 will be a minority and btw if your vision is equally bad at both near and far distance that means you're using (or should be using) bifocals so just vote for that. | ||
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Asta
Germany3491 Posts
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draeger
United States3256 Posts
It'll eventually degrade down to a point where I need to get myself LASIK, but that should still be several years away. | ||
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BG1
Canada1550 Posts
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draeger
United States3256 Posts
On December 18 2005 01:43 BG1 wrote: I've always wondered, if you're nearsighted and you were to spend as much time staring at something further away (for example watching tv at an average distance) as you did staring at the monitor which is almost impossible lol but in theory would your eyesight revert back to its old fixation or is it damaged forever? you're screwed | ||
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BrutalMenace
United States1237 Posts
but lately i've been seing dots sometimes when i'm looking at dazing at something or trying to concentrate on an image. I see this a lot when im biking and reading a paper. There's like a dot and when i look at it it falls off or moves towards the side so i cant see it anymore. Quite weird but i think/hope its going away. | ||
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Red_Dragon
Croatia2861 Posts
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Kashezsi
6 Posts
not necessarily, i've read about people who could revert their eyes back to normal doing some exercises with them (consistent and about a long period of time) only worked with 'standard' near/farsight troubles though afair, and i've had a friend whith glasses who told me he'd rather stick to them than do those exercises for the time that would be necessary i do not remember where exactly i read that, though, but if you're interested do an amazon search like 'cure for imperfect sight' or something like this  | ||
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Red_Dragon
Croatia2861 Posts
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BG1
Canada1550 Posts
On December 18 2005 02:05 Kashezsi wrote: not necessarily, i've read about people who could revert their eyes back to normal doing some exercises with them (consistent and about a long period of time) only worked with 'standard' near/farsight troubles though afair, and i've had a friend whith glasses who told me he'd rather stick to them than do those exercises for the time that would be necessary i do not remember where exactly i read that, though, but if you're interested do an amazon search like 'cure for imperfect sight' or something like this That's very interesting! I've done some searches about that on google but I've never found any useful info that could backup that theory. I'll check it out, thanks. | ||
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chicken`
Germany3478 Posts
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tiffany
3664 Posts
so i abstain from the poll | ||
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