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Thanks so much guys.
I didn’t ask them about weed. Unfortunately when the direct flight from the local airport fell through and I took the scenic route, I ended up with the bigger airline which has real security. So somewhere up there in northern BC, under a certain power pole, there is a jar with a nice chunk of Honduras cob, GT cob and a bunch of P Chunk which I thought I’d give away to friends. Pm me and I’ll draw you a map... I’m meeting up with a friend today and will check the local bounty.
These guys don’t really answer questions. Or -I just haven’t been processed by the question answering specialist yet.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been in the advanced form of the medical system and it’s all extremely fast. A sort of revolving door conveyor belt system as I mentioned. Each phase of the operation is carried out by a different specialist, and all my up to date info is available for anyone in the system. I keep getting shuttled from clinic to clinic and they all have all the information. I’m just like a chicken going down the belt in the processing plant being tended by robots. It’s really pretty amazing. But none of them really want to answer questions and since they’re making $100 a minute or whatever - they just don’t have time. The surgeons are a weird bunch anyway
I had to google Lasic. I had corrective surgery for nearsightedness done in the 90s. I remember it being kind of painful when I was recovering and couldn’t see well and taking a lot of codeine. But not really that bad. I guess that’s why I kind of dismissed the idea of the laser surgery being worse than the needles. But the laser directly on the retina was more horrendous then anything I would’ve imagined. It’s just a process of burning the retina in spots along the tear, building up scar tissue to glue the ripped part together
Wow it took forever to dictate and type this. I think I got to get away from this ipad for a while the light from it’s refracting through my bubble and making crazy patterns in my fried brain!
Yea I get to be a Pirate for quite a while yet. That emergency eyepatch that I whipped up in such a hurry is really saving my ass. I’m so glad I made that.
I didn’t ask them about weed. Unfortunately when the direct flight from the local airport fell through and I took the scenic route, I ended up with the bigger airline which has real security. So somewhere up there in northern BC, under a certain power pole, there is a jar with a nice chunk of Honduras cob, GT cob and a bunch of P Chunk which I thought I’d give away to friends. Pm me and I’ll draw you a map... I’m meeting up with a friend today and will check the local bounty.
These guys don’t really answer questions. Or -I just haven’t been processed by the question answering specialist yet.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been in the advanced form of the medical system and it’s all extremely fast. A sort of revolving door conveyor belt system as I mentioned. Each phase of the operation is carried out by a different specialist, and all my up to date info is available for anyone in the system. I keep getting shuttled from clinic to clinic and they all have all the information. I’m just like a chicken going down the belt in the processing plant being tended by robots. It’s really pretty amazing. But none of them really want to answer questions and since they’re making $100 a minute or whatever - they just don’t have time. The surgeons are a weird bunch anyway
I had to google Lasic. I had corrective surgery for nearsightedness done in the 90s. I remember it being kind of painful when I was recovering and couldn’t see well and taking a lot of codeine. But not really that bad. I guess that’s why I kind of dismissed the idea of the laser surgery being worse than the needles. But the laser directly on the retina was more horrendous then anything I would’ve imagined. It’s just a process of burning the retina in spots along the tear, building up scar tissue to glue the ripped part together
Wow it took forever to dictate and type this. I think I got to get away from this ipad for a while the light from it’s refracting through my bubble and making crazy patterns in my fried brain!
Yea I get to be a Pirate for quite a while yet. That emergency eyepatch that I whipped up in such a hurry is really saving my ass. I’m so glad I made that.