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I just like books better because they don't damage my body
Do long periods of reading in dim light cause damage to eyes?  I used to get told this, but I still do it.
Have heard that lots of times, but I still don't quite believe it. I'm pretty sure it doesn't strain the eyes much more than regular reading, but it probably strains the brain more which has more OCR (optical character recognition) work to do.
I'm no doctor, so this is really just a feeling. To me claiming this seems similar to claiming it would damage the ears if you listen to music which isn't loud enough because you strain them too much.

Edit: But I'm pretty sure reading isn't really good for the eyes in general, can't be good to intensely stare at a thing close to you for hours, always repeating the same movements of the eyes.
 
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To me claiming this seems similar to claiming it would damage the ears if you listen to music which isn't loud enough because you strain them too much.
Or when, as a child, you get told to stop making faces or "your face will get stuck like that".

Edit: But I'm pretty sure reading isn't really good for the eyes in general, can't be good to intensely stare at a thing close to you for hours, always repeating the same movements of the eyes.
Well then someone needs to make the internet go away, or I am screwed.

Trying to describe the Gods are we? Sounds like you've developed a slight case of blasphemy.
If he doesn't like it he can let me know personally.  I am pretty sure if he did those with more violent reputations that I am fond of would like to play as well, or they would be entertained as I was turned into a lightning rod.
 
I am pretty sure if he did those with more violent reputations that I am fond of would like to play as well
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B) I didn't know that you were friends with Jigglypuff, could you get me his autograph?
 
Dentists appointment today :( , one of these days I'm going to have my teeth replaced with metal ones like Jaws in Moonraker, then I won't have to go anymore.
 
^ Probably because the dentist gets more money this way, that's the only reason I can think of anyway.
 
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Dentist appointment update: I have to have another one of my wisdom teeth removed. :mellow:
 Why not all of them at the same time so this doesn't happen again?
I've had all of them removed, but as far as I know, if you can keep them it helps if you ever need artificial teeth (easier to fasten them).I wouldn't remove them if it's not necessary.
 
Dentist appointment update: I have to have another one of my wisdom teeth removed. :mellow:
 
Why not all of them at the same time so this doesn't happen again?
I've had all of them removed, but as far as I know, if you can keep them it helps if you ever need artificial teeth (easier to fasten them).
I wouldn't remove them if it's not necessary.
They never grew in me and I'm glad. Next step of evolution ftw! :p

Also glad that I never needed braces and always get compliments from my dentist. ^^

I'm sorry for you, I heard it's a real pain.
 
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I guess it depends on how good your dentist is and how much pain you can take - I didn't take any painkillers. It never hurt as much as for example the cramps I get sometimes in some muscles in my legs.
 
I didn't take any painkillers. It never hurt as much as for example the cramps I get sometimes in some muscles in my legs.
Some nutrient deficiency?
 
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