Is this the bubba version of the New England "wicked?"EJFan said:
I was late for hockey one day and threw my contacts on quick. The whole night nothing felt right, I couldn't focus, couldn't see the puck. It was frustrating as hell. When I got home to take them out, I realized something felt wrong. I'm a creature of habit on game nights (read superstitious) so I noticed that the case was on the counter upside down. In the sake of experimentation I took out my lenses and switched eyes. WOW! I could see!Eilan said:I left my contacts in all night and didn't figure it out until I tried to put them in this morning and they weren't in their case.
Couldn't figure out why I could see so well. Duh.
This sounds like the scores we used to suffer when I played in goal for my college's hockey club. The goalie mask wouldn't fit if I wore my glasses so I played without. Anyone who knows me (and my vision) at all well could tell you that not only was this hazardous to the team's success, it was marginally suicidal on my part.TBKahuna123 said:I was late for hockey one day and threw my contacts on quick. The whole night nothing felt right, I couldn't focus, couldn't see the puck. It was frustrating as hell. When I got home to take them out, I realized something felt wrong. I'm a creature of habit on game nights (read superstitious) so I noticed that the case was on the counter upside down. In the sake of experimentation I took out my lenses and switched eyes. WOW! I could see!
That's right, I played a whole game wiht my contacts in the wrong eyes. Any wonder we lost 10-2?
EJFan said:i think that's just for guys.
EJFan said:and just what, may i ask, would you LIKE to have applied to you?
Neither did I.EJFan said:three or more? i had no idea you were that kinky.
EJFan said:three or more? i had no idea you were that kinky.
