DonKudler


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mmkjc23 wrote:A pile of wood 4' X 4' X 8'



Get one delivered every winter for the fireplace

crypto1701


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ThunderThighs wrote:Heh, if you want nightmares, I can show you the pics of my eye surgery from a few years ago. The doc let me give the nurse my camera to shoot some pics during the surgery. Then I took pics of my eye every day for a week during recovery.

Or I can describe the other eye treatment I did where it involved an injection ... while awake.

Strabismus.



I watched my wife have eye surgery on a monitor.. wasn't going to look but it was to fascinating not to!

If Joss Whedon and Steven Moffat wrote a story together, nobody would live to the end.

ThunderThighs


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shanteuse wrote:...before someone makes changes to his employment status...

LOL

Nah. You try writing 400+ write-ups for a woot-off.

shanteuse


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ThunderThighs wrote:Heh, if you want nightmares, I can show you the pics of my eye surgery from a few years ago. The doc let me give the nurse my camera to shoot some pics during the surgery. Then I took pics of my eye every day for a week during recovery.

Or I can describe the other eye treatment I did where it involved an injection ... while awake.

Strabismus.



You will do anything to keep us awake and Woot-ing, won't you?

Linad


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ThunderThighs wrote:Heh, if you want nightmares, I can show you the pics of my eye surgery from a few years ago. The doc let me give the nurse my camera to shoot some pics during the surgery. Then I took pics of my eye every day for a week during recovery.

Or I can describe the other eye treatment I did where it involved an injection ... while awake.

Strabismus.




I'm actually completely blind in one eye and red, green color blind. Doctors say there is no surgery to repair it. My friends love to creep up on me from my blind side and scare the crap out of me though.

therealjrn


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Holy crap that first one was too big

shanteuse


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ThunderThighs wrote:Nah. You try writing 400+ write-ups for a woot-off.



Tough job, keeping that slightly demented weltanschauung for the descriptions.

Did I say "slightly"? Anyway kudos to the writers.

crypto1701


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I always wondered what Wooters did in the middle of the night

If Joss Whedon and Steven Moffat wrote a story together, nobody would live to the end.

DonKudler


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Hospital to live tweet brain surgery, put pics on Pinterest

http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/08/health/hospital-live-tweet-brain-surgery/index.html

sellbuyer92


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crypto1701 wrote:I always wondered what Wooters did in the middle of the night



You mean this isn't normal?

I had a cool signature, but then I took an arrow to the knee!

shanteuse


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crypto1701 wrote:I always wondered what Wooters did in the middle of the night



Alcohol helps.

DonKudler


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Linad wrote:I'm actually completely blind in one eye and red, green color blind. Doctors say there is no surgery to repair it. My friends love to creep up on me from my blind side and scare the crap out of me though.



and your enemies?

crypto1701


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sellbuyer92 wrote:You mean this isn't normal?



What the heck is normal? Never heard of it..

If Joss Whedon and Steven Moffat wrote a story together, nobody would live to the end.

ThunderThighs


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Linad wrote:I'm actually completely blind in one eye and red, green color blind. Doctors say there is no surgery to repair it. My friends love to creep up on me from my blind side and scare the crap out of me though.


Fun to have friends like that.

The eye treatment involving the injection deadened the eye muscles in the one eye for about 6 weeks to let the other eye muscles strengthen. So the one eye went wall-eyed, far out to the left (left eye). I could see things coming behind me. It was like chameleon eye.

Linad


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DonKudler wrote:and your enemies?



I try not to make too many enemies

grimskull89


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shanteuse wrote:Alcohol helps.



really? I prefer ice cream...

enjoying some blue bunny birthday cake and bunny tracks -- yummy! :D

peds2001


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anyone know when the woot offs end? I need sleep!

woocls


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ThunderThighs wrote:Nah. You try writing 400+ write-ups for a woot-off.



Aren't many of them re-used? I love the write-ups but it seems strange to have to write up new ones every woot-off. I mean, honestly you could cut that number in half if you just reused the same tablet write up for all of them.

Charitwo


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i'm surprised nobody mentioned the absence of the scary one

crypto1701


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Still want to know how Bigbadram knows there are 813 of these..

If Joss Whedon and Steven Moffat wrote a story together, nobody would live to the end.

sellbuyer92


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Is our salvation on the horizon?

I had a cool signature, but then I took an arrow to the knee!

shanteuse


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ThunderThighs wrote: I could see things coming behind me. It was like chameleon eye.



Hmmm. You might have had a brilliant, although short, career as a wide receiver.

Linad


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ThunderThighs wrote:Fun to have friends like that.

The eye treatment involving the injection deadened the eye muscles in the one eye for about 6 weeks to let the other eye muscles strengthen. So the one eye went wall-eyed, far out to the left (left eye). I could see things coming behind me. It was like chameleon eye.



Do you by any chance remember the name of the surgery? I'd like to ask my doctor about it next time I visit him.

DonKudler


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crypto1701 wrote:What the heck is normal? Never heard of it..



In geometry, an object such as a line or vector is called a normal to another object if they are perpendicular to each other. For example, in the two-dimensional case, the normal line to a curve at a given point is the line perpendicular to the tangent line to the curve at the point.

ThunderThighs


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woocls wrote:Aren't many of them re-used? I love the write-ups but it seems strange to have to write up new ones every woot-off. I mean, honestly you could cut that number in half if you just reused the same tablet write up for all of them.

Yeah, they do reuse any that they can. Funny thing is, this write-up has been used before but nobody caught the error. You guys are extra alert.


grimskull89


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peds2001 wrote:anyone know when the woot offs end? I need sleep!



This is now a 2 day affair, though at this rate I doubt it will be 3 days...

computermd82


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All you need is a little of this:

Woot Shirts I Own!

"And the man in the rain picked up his bag of secrets, and journeyed up the mountainside, far above the clouds. And nothing was ever heard from him again, except for the sound of Tubular Bells."

woocls


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crypto1701 wrote:Still want to know how Bigbadram knows there are 813 of these..



Statistics. Percent left based on the number sold. Which can be determined by the percent sold in each area/woot-age/etc. (or just threw out a random number)

therealjrn


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DonKudler wrote:In geometry, an object such as a line or vector is called a normal to another object if they are perpendicular to each other. For example, in the two-dimensional case, the normal line to a curve at a given point is the line perpendicular to the tangent line to the curve at the point.



woocls


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computermd82 wrote:All you need is a little of this:



I really wanted that shirt... but I was on a woot-shirt buying freeze at the time. Now it's been reckoned away.

ThunderThighs


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Linad wrote:Do you by any chance remember the name of the surgery? I'd like to ask my doctor about it next time I visit him.


No, that one was about 20+ years ago. Basically, it was an injection of Botox (or similar) into the eye muscles of the strong eye to make the weak eye work and get stronger. Then when the strong eye came into focus, it would track better with the weak eye.

Worked. Lasted about 20 years and then things started going wonky again. Had traditional eye muscle surgery about 6 years ago. First surgery was at 5yrs old.

crypto1701


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DonKudler wrote:In geometry, an object such as a line or vector is called a normal to another object if they are perpendicular to each other. For example, in the two-dimensional case, the normal line to a curve at a given point is the line perpendicular to the tangent line to the curve at the point.



So it's good to be a perpendicular person?

If Joss Whedon and Steven Moffat wrote a story together, nobody would live to the end.

merinde


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I got one of these. The sound quality is not bad and it's nice to have a volume control on the cable. It's ok from about 25 minutes of use anything more and it starts getting too heavy and hurt my ear. For casual short use not bad at all.

DonKudler


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YEAH !!!!! SOLD OUT!

twofat


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ThunderThighs wrote:You can email service@woot.com to cancel your order if it's not what you were looking for.

Sorry for the confusion.



Thank You.

decslir


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I think this item is one of its kind. And I will get some for my house hold.

Linad


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ThunderThighs wrote:No, that one was about 20+ years ago. Basically, it was an injection of Botox (or similar) into the eye muscles of the strong eye to make the weak eye work and get stronger. Then when the strong eye came into focus, it would track better with the weak eye.

Worked. Lasted about 20 years and then things started going wonky again. Had traditional eye muscle surgery about 6 years ago. First surgery was at 5yrs old.



Oh that probably wouldnt help my case anyway. I have nerve damage in my eye.

computermd82


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woocls wrote:I really wanted that shirt... but I was on a woot-shirt buying freeze at the time. Now it's been reckoned away.



I missed it as well, I had to trade for it. Bought someone Hungry Hungry Games just to get this shirt. One of my favorites

Woot Shirts I Own!

"And the man in the rain picked up his bag of secrets, and journeyed up the mountainside, far above the clouds. And nothing was ever heard from him again, except for the sound of Tubular Bells."

johndude


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Bought because thought it fit my cell phone (wrong write-up). SO thought would see if could still use if with PC, turns out it cannot get a quality signal.

John Cummings