Absent for a while
Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2004 2:01 am
Due to the fact that the nerve that controls movement on the right side of my face decided to go on vacation for 3-6 weeks, I won't be logging in for a while. My face is 50% paralyzed as a result of it, and playing AO or any kind of 3D-game is very hard. I still might pop in from time to time but for very short visits, ie less than 10 mins at a time to see how people are doing.
Some observations:
1. Eating makes you bite your lip all the time since you're kinda used to move it out of the way when taking a bite, and since you can't move it - it's kinda in the bloody way for your teeth all the time
2. My 1971 model body is not equipped with eyelids that have default position closed - which would help sleeping a lot, instead they've got default position to on which is kind of a drag when you can't close the eyelid. If this happens to you hope and pray that you're not of a similar model/make
3. Laughing/smiling when it's only one side of your face that actually moves makes you look like a maniac - even more so if you already did
4. Trying to drink from bottles/cans is very messy, and important to avoid in company of others
5. The use of an eye-patch does not make you a pirate
Some observations:
1. Eating makes you bite your lip all the time since you're kinda used to move it out of the way when taking a bite, and since you can't move it - it's kinda in the bloody way for your teeth all the time
2. My 1971 model body is not equipped with eyelids that have default position closed - which would help sleeping a lot, instead they've got default position to on which is kind of a drag when you can't close the eyelid. If this happens to you hope and pray that you're not of a similar model/make
3. Laughing/smiling when it's only one side of your face that actually moves makes you look like a maniac - even more so if you already did
4. Trying to drink from bottles/cans is very messy, and important to avoid in company of others
5. The use of an eye-patch does not make you a pirate