Captain Cool
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.That's really not a cool thing to talk about, Captain Cool.I have been wondering this for the last few years. Scott Zolak's right eye looks sunken in and half closed. Anybody know what happened to it?
I really didn't mean any disrespect, I was just wondering. I din't hear anything about a condition and I know that he didn't end his career with an injury that would have explained it.
the dude got a lazy eye or something, how is this wrong to ask?
Because it is a personal question that has nothing to do with anything, and shows a lack of sensitivity. Most people have some sort of obvious physical shortcoming, only 3-year-olds and adults of similar mentality wonder aloud about them. This thread is moronic.
My daughter has a ptosis of one eye. Ptosis is basically a "droopy eyelid" and can be caused in several ways (she had hers from birth). We were concerned that she would be teased when she went to school. But that hasn't happened. The kids always ask about it and, when it's explained, that's that. I find that healthy and not offensive.
From the photo, it seems as if Zolak may have something similar. If you're interested, there's more explanation here: http://www.steen-hall.com/ptosis.html
My daughter has a ptosis of one eye. Ptosis is basically a "droopy eyelid" and can be caused in several ways (she had hers from birth). We were concerned that she would be teased when she went to school. But that hasn't happened. The kids always ask about it and, when it's explained, that's that. I find that healthy and not offensive.
From the photo, it seems as if Zolak may have something similar. If you're interested, there's more explanation here: http://www.steen-hall.com/ptosis.html
My daughter has a ptosis of one eye. Ptosis is basically a "droopy eyelid" and can be caused in several ways (she had hers from birth). We were concerned that she would be teased when she went to school. But that hasn't happened. The kids always ask about it and, when it's explained, that's that. I find that healthy and not offensive.
From the photo, it seems as if Zolak may have something similar. If you're interested, there's more explanation here: http://www.steen-hall.com/ptosis.html
Because it is a personal question that has nothing to do with anything, and shows a lack of sensitivity. Most people have some sort of obvious physical shortcoming, only 3-year-olds and adults of similar mentality wonder aloud about them. This thread is moronic.
the dude got a lazy eye or something, how is this wrong to ask? I have wondered myself what the heck happened, and thought it last night while he was on Fox sports pm show