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Posted by Jay (ND) on November 22, 2005 at 07:17:37 from (66.231.118.140):
In Reply to: O/T eye glasses, lenscrafters flex frames! posted by Jonfarmer on November 22, 2005 at 04:09:45:
Best thing I ever did was spend $1000 and got my eyes lasered. I had glasses since I was 6. Terrible vision. Now when I go hunting, my buddies wonder how I can see the stuff I do - they can't. 2nd worst thing I ever did: After I got my lasik, I thought this is the greatest thing in the world. I'm going to invest in this company. I only put in $1000. They went bankrupt. Worst thing I ever did was a week before they went bankrupt, I got an offer from their competitor to buy their stock - an exchange deal, stock for stock. I would have come out a couple hundred bucks up, but no, I thought IF they want them, they must REALLY be going to go up!
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