D9

[Tom Adam]

> I really had to get used to it. Took me at least 10 minutes. And 
> I hated the 'glasses'. It was plastic and it hat dents, and it 
> never fit right...
>   

As I've got an eye impediment I have almost no depth perception so I 
won't bother even trying to look at this movie.
I wonder if they will still play plain old movies by the time I'm 60 and 
finally have the time to go to the movies again ;-)

As with so many impediments, you learn to live with it. I just need a 
reference and I'll do just fine. But last time I had to go for a 
check-up at the hospital they put me in an all white room and I was 
totally lost in space.

Only when I'm driving my car in Germany I can be a danger. (In Belgium 
the fines are really crazy, 2500euro for 30 km/h speeding...)


Cheers,

-- 
ToAd
Tom.Adam at thebigear.be	
www.thebigear.be