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I tried, but I couldn't even google the appropriate spelling.

Hot dog don't bite back

Come to KY. It’s the water that makes it better bourbon.

So, I'm going to start using Internet Explorer and put several tool bars on with an expired Mcafee virus scanner on my computer. They'll think I'm over 60. Genius.

Optometrist here: Very important. Contact lenses are porous, so even if they feel well, they have built up lipids, proteins, bacteria, etc over time and the plastic has signs Of wear. Over-wear is the number one cause of potentially sight-threatening infections and complications. Analogy: you can drive you car for 100k miles on the same oil change, but it doesn't mean that it's good for the engine. Also, would you use the same piece of dental floss and just rinse it off for 3 months? If not, then why risk damaging your eyes? Contacts should never feel bad. If they do, the damage is already being done.