you know the drill, it’s just like an appointment with your doctor, before you can see the vet you have to have a tech come in and take a few notes in the chart and whatever time wasting techniques they have to extend your visit. this time the vet tech was a new girl, yay for me! when she asked the reason for the appointment, i said “ she’s had some depth perception problems lately and i wanted to see what’s causing that”. i know, i know…i’m a horrible person, trust me, i’ve heard it all before. BUT, the look on her face was well worth the dose of bad karma. she was so confused, here is a dog with one eye and the owner is concerned about depth perception?just one more office i'm going to be blacklisted from. awesome.
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AHHHH!!! She's a cutie!
That's a very, very good reply to an inane question. The poor kid was no doubt baffled. Did your Dr. Barney say anything?
anon: thanks, i sure think so.
theorris: the barney wasn't in the room at the time, had he been i'm confident he would have snickered and judged the poor kid for not knowing i was kidding.
It's always fun to mess with the new people. You get an immediate bead on where they stand. Hope baby dog is well.
[Norse God] Odin ventured to Mimir's Well, near Jötunheim, the land of the giants, as not Odin, but as Vegtam the Wanderer, clothed in a dark blue cloak and carrying a traveller's staff. To drink from the Well of Wisdom Odin had to sacrifice his left eye, symbolizing his willingness to gain the knowledge of the past, present and future. As he drank, he saw all the sorrows and troubles that would fall upon men and the gods. But he also saw why the sorrow and troubles had to come to men. Mimir accepted Odin's eye and it sits today at the bottom of the Well of Wisdom as a sign that the father of the gods had paid the price for wisdom.
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