It’s all part of a much largerDidn't Wuhan do the same thing?
I can only imagine the nastiness inside that bag.It’s all part of a much largerconspiracyplan…
너에게 바로 돌아왔어 R_R!
I think.Google translate thinks “I came back to you right away” is the same as “Right back at ya”
When I translate it it says "Me love you long time"
Hahahahahaha
And away we Go!!!
And here I thought the Pork Patty MRE was the worst MRE the military ever gave me.It’s all part of a much largerconspiracyplan…
I was just watching that clip on YT 2 weeks ago. Never get's old.
If your dreading cataract surgery, don't. It's a quick procedure with rapid recovery. You won't feel a thing. Just make sure your surgeon is well-known with good reviews. It has become a routine procedure, and the eye has amazing healing capabilities.I’m dreading the same exact path. On top of old worn out cataract laden eyes, I do a lot of woodwork (obviously) and the cutting and sanding part gets to my eyes. My orbital sanders have the built in vacuum and I hook a vacuum up to the radial arm saw and the Dewalt miter saw. I have a filter fan running for hand sanding. But some sawdust still escapes and goes directly to my eyes of course. I’ve started using this stuff and it seems to help some.
Side note: at $17.00 for 0.17 ounces, that works out to $12,800.00 a gallon.
Thanks for that. How soon did your vision come back in that eye?
I was probably around 20/100 going in, surgery in the morning, follow up same day, probably 4 hours later, I was seeing 20/25. Then wearing an eye guard only at night for a week. Your mileage may vary, but my improvement was practically immediate.
Very well and thank you. Gonna call eye doctor next week. I need my eye bulbs fixed.
It’s really something short of amazing these days, isn’t it? My mother recently went through this - she had to go back several months later for “polishing” (common). It took longer to drive to the appointment than the procedure and she could see perfectly right after. Wow!
You will not regret it. Also, being a good patient, relaxing, letting them do their job, and even responding to whatever direction they may have during the procedure, will get you best results. Good luck!
“ me too Haw Nee”
