Bored with GPL? Try This!

To all of you who may be bored with GPL, I may have a solution! I wear contacts and sometimes abraid my cornea in one eye. So, I sometimes have 1 lens in and 1 out. A few weeks ago I tried GPL in that fashion and found it to be a totally new experience. The bluriness in my one eye adds to the sensation of speed, but the vertigo caused by one eye being in focus and the other out can sometimes upset the stomach.And for those of you that wear glasses, just pop one lens out of the frames and try it! :) Keep the rubber side down and the shiney side up!

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>"Rich Taylor" <[email hidden]> wrote > To all of you who may be bored with GPL, I may have a solution! I wear > contacts and sometimes abraid my cornea in one eye. So, I sometimes > have 1 lens in and 1 out. A few weeks ago I tried GPL in that fashion > and found it to be a totally new experience. The bluriness in my one > eye adds to the sensation of speed, but the vertigo caused by one eye > being in focus and the other out can sometimes upset the stomach.And > for those of you that wear glasses, just pop one lens out of the frames > and try it! :)

Yeesh that's pretty sadist, I say ;-) Just patch an eye, you'll have to drive GPL without any kind of depth. -- -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> -- May the Downforce be with you... -- http://www.ymenard.com/ -- This announcement is brought to you by the Shimato Dominguez Corporation - helping America into the New World...

"ymenard" <[email hidden]> writes:

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> >"Rich Taylor" <[email hidden]> wrote > > To all of you who may be bored with GPL, I may have a solution! I wear > > contacts and sometimes abraid my cornea in one eye. So, I sometimes > > have 1 lens in and 1 out. A few weeks ago I tried GPL in that fashion > > and found it to be a totally new experience. The bluriness in my one > > eye adds to the sensation of speed, but the vertigo caused by one eye > > being in focus and the other out can sometimes upset the stomach.And > > for those of you that wear glasses, just pop one lens out of the frames > > and try it! :) > > > Yeesh that's pretty sadist, I say ;-) > > Just patch an eye, you'll have to drive GPL without any kind of depth.

um, ok ? -- Olav K. Malmin remove .spam when replying

I haven't been quite bored enough to try that. ;o) Olav K. Malmin wrote:

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>"ymenard" <[email hidden]> writes: > >>>"Rich Taylor" <[email hidden]> wrote >>>To all of you who may be bored with GPL, I may have a solution! I wear >>>contacts and sometimes abraid my cornea in one eye. So, I sometimes >>>have 1 lens in and 1 out. A few weeks ago I tried GPL in that fashion >>>and found it to be a totally new experience. The bluriness in my one >>>eye adds to the sensation of speed, but the vertigo caused by one eye >>>being in focus and the other out can sometimes upset the stomach.And >>>for those of you that wear glasses, just pop one lens out of the frames >>>and try it! :) >>> >> >>Yeesh that's pretty sadist, I say ;-) >> >>Just patch an eye, you'll have to drive GPL without any kind of depth. >> > >um, ok ? >

Hmmmm... A little over the edge I think. Rich Taylor <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> To all of you who may be bored with GPL, I may have a solution! I wear > contacts and sometimes abraid my cornea in one eye. So, I sometimes > have 1 lens in and 1 out. A few weeks ago I tried GPL in that fashion > and found it to be a totally new experience. The bluriness in my one > eye adds to the sensation of speed, but the vertigo caused by one eye > being in focus and the other out can sometimes upset the stomach.And > for those of you that wear glasses, just pop one lens out of the frames > and try it! :) > > Keep the rubber side down and the shiney side up!