LAST POST !!!!!!!!!!!!

[wizer]

I have developed this uncanny ability to predict the pending demise of obscure internet forums and using my astute powers of observation I have determined that the days of this forum are numbered. (Given that there are only 3 posters making about 3 posts in the past week it's not all that difficult). What the heck happened to this place it was a bustling mass of activity a short month or two ago and now it's a ghost town.

Therefore I have started this thread so I can make the very last post on this forum and leave my mark in cyberspace.

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[Oliver Clotheshoffe]

 

[wizer]

^^Says the guy who is about to be homeless.

Shouldn't you be packing?

[Oliver Clotheshoffe]

^^Says the guy who is about to be homeless.

Shouldn't you be packing?

Here's something you can pack 

 

[deport_liberals]

It is basically like the Lorax.  Once we thought we had so many libs that we could kill a few of them and nothing would happen.  Then we killed a few moar, and a few moar, until finally no libs were left. 

[lokmar]

I AM TEH GREATEST FORUM DESTRYER OF ALL TIMEZ!

Now GTFO of my echo chamber!

[wizer]

Sure is nice of Biggie to dedicate server resources and pay web hosting fees for the 3 people that are still posting here.

[Oliver Clotheshoffe]

Hey Wizer, got an eye question for ya -

A buddy of mine is thinking of getting that laser eye surgery to correct his vision, he says once it's done his vision will stay sharp forever. I told him it's a waste of money because his eyes will just get blurry again as he keeps aging. Which of us is right?

[wizer]

LASIK corrects distance vision only. If the vision was stable prior to the surgical correction then the distance vision should remain clear for many years.

The near vision gets worse as we get older, most people need reading glasses in their early to mid 40s and LASIK doesn't change that.

[lokmar]

You leave yet?

[Oliver Clotheshoffe]

LASIK corrects distance vision only. If the vision was stable prior to the surgical correction then the distance vision should remain clear for many years.

The near vision gets worse as we get older, most people need reading glasses in their early to mid 40s and LASIK doesn't change that.

Thanks, I'll let him know. I've thought about getting it myself but laser beams scare me -