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Cinemaskype — 11 years ago(November 01, 2014 10:40 PM)

being spun around in that centrifugal force chair/gravitron thing-y being tested by the doctors prior to his eye test?

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Like Zyggum's said. It was motion sickness to begin with
Or if you want to interpret it the other way, it's because of his drunkenness.
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The same reason elevators stopped bothering him, he acclimated to earth's gravity.

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