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Left eyelid is status post "tear os fogy". - ?

Posted: Jun 10, 2013

does tear rhyme with tare or tier? - fogey or foggy?

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tare ... he does stumble on it though. - ?

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does fogy rhyme with fogey or foggy or foh-jee - nm

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s/l Tare oss fa gee - :)

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Shot in the dark - tarsorrhaphy

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maybe?

I would agree with that shot - nm

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