lying titty primitive wants to contact my fellow alum Skins

[Miss Mia]

What exactly is that condition called, where one eye moves but the other one always stays in one place?

What causes it?

It's creepy, especially for those of us who "hear" by body-language.

Lazy eye 

Amblyopia

[lastparker]

What exactly is that condition called, where one eye moves but the other one always stays in one place?

What causes it?

It's creepy, especially for those of us who "hear" by body-language.

"Lazy Eye", perhaps?  A fitting affliction for a DUmmy body part.

[franksolich]

"Lazy Eye", perhaps?  A fitting affliction for a DUmmy body part.

Well, maybe, but not quite 100%.

Not strictly a "lazy eye," but an eye that's permanently in place, never movng, period.

As a person who depends upon reading "body language" to hear, it presents an obstacle to feeling any warmth for the individual.

It can be overcome, but it just takes a little longer.

Usually, it's overcome, and all ends well.

But I have the feeling that if I were to meet the lying titty primitive in person, I'd be inclined to immediately kick him in the ass and move on.  I wouldn't waste any time trying to overcome the phenomenon.

[Rebel]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x4490865

Oh my.

Of course.

The lying titty primitive knows how to contact Skins.

This is just some drama-queenism, to remind the primitives he's exiting.

We're going to see more of it, too.

Frank, great minds think alike. As I was reading that I was thinking, "you tellin' me this fool doesn't know how to contact the Admins?" "He's doing nothing more than trying to be a drama queen and get people to say, 'NO, you can't go!'".

[AllosaursRus]

What do you mean you? You would need company. You don't think we would let you have all the fun now do you?

Come one, come all! I can probly write somewhere around 200 grand, total, to bail us all out!

[whiffleball]

Not strictly a "lazy eye," but an eye that's permanently in place, never movng, period.

With TiT his eye remains motionless and his body moves lazily around it.

[Chris]

With TiT his eye remains motionless and his body moves lazily around it.

 

[franksolich]

Well, correct me if I'm wrong; I don't know this stuff.

When one has this sort of unmoving eye, it's easily dealt with, right?

Doesn't a surgeon just go in and snip a piece of muscle tissue or something?

And it's something that can be done in minutes in a physician's office?

And money can't be any object, as surely the second-most-decorated man in the history of the U.S. Navy has the best of veterans' medical insurance.

If something's wrong, and provided it's easily correctible, why not have it corrected?

I mean, surely franksolich can't be the only person the lying titty bugs out.

I'll bet it hurts at the cash-register too.

[AllosaursRus]

Well, correct me if I'm wrong; I don't know this stuff.

When one has this sort of unmoving eye, it's easily dealt with, right?

Doesn't a surgeon just go in and snip a piece of muscle tissue or something?

And it's something that can be done in minutes in a physician's office?

And money can't be any object, as surely the second-most-decorated man in the history of the U.S. Navy has the best of veterans' medical insurance.

If something's wrong, and provided it's easily correctible, why not have it corrected?

I mean, surely franksolich can't be the only person the lying titty bugs out.

I'll bet it hurts at the cash-register too.

Fromwhat I understand, the 2 optic nerves are not "fused" together as it should be. Kinda like 2 strings that should be connected in the center. It is as you say reletavely easy to fix by basically "welding" the 2 together. Pretty minor surgery according to my old band teacher, who had it done back in the 60's!

[AllosaursRus]

Fromwhat I understand, the 2 optic nerves are not "fused" together as it should be. Kinda like 2 strings that should be connected in the center. It is as you say relatively easy to fix by basically "welding" the 2 together. Pretty minor surgery according to my old band teacher, who had it done back in the 60's!

It was pretty amazing being directed by this guy. I played the baritone, and the guy could watch the clarinets and us at the same time, It was friggin' spooky!

More than once he thru his batton at us when we were screwin' off, while waiting for our next entry into the fold!