truth that angers
Published on July 16, 2005 By Reiki-House In Entertainment
CSI is great but the one thing that gets me annoyed about the show is this: It happens every show, where one of the characters is looking through the microscope. That character tells his or her colleague to check out what they're looking at under the microscope. The second character looks under the microscope, but the focus is always blurry and then it clears up mimicking reality in a way I guess. But if someone is looking under the scope, then tells someone to look at it too, does that person actually put the lens out of focus for them so they have to focus it again?
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on Jul 16, 2005
Hilarious! I am forced to agree entirely. (Apart from the bit about 'CSI is great but ...')
on Jul 16, 2005
I'd say it's more of the eyes focusing on whatever the picture is, rather than the microscope. Maybe one of them has a vision impairment without correction and sees it better at a different focus than someone else.

With all that said, just watch the show.
on Jul 16, 2005
yep must agree with apdelong, just like binoculars, I use em, with my crappy vision, then someone with differing vision has to adjust them too.