My Eyes

**LucidFlanders** · 06-15-2007 02:57 AM

Is it normal to see things on say monitors? anyway i am not paying attention to the movement but i have good vision for things i am not looking at, and can see beside myself. So i am reading something on my monitor and out pops this thing that moves along it away from where i am reading, it's like wet drops and it looks like a smudge of colors all glittering in different directions. Sometimes i can watch it move acrost my monitor, other times it dissapears.

Also, when looking outside i see millions of black dots outside my windowall moving around a few feet and then dissapear, all of them do that which i guess are those tiny bugs we normally never see or some eye trickery, also other times i see black lines moving across whatever and when i look at it it dieesapears, sometimes i see things and when i see it i can make it stop, or slow down, or move in different directions just by trying to lift my eyes up, sometimes it's slow sometimes it's right on the money with my eyes. Other times it goes the opposite direction where i am staring at it at and dissapears eventiually and i look down only to find a new one, but it doesnt always spawn a new one.

I see alot of things that appear, and dissapear every day for the longest time, most of which dissapear when i try and directly look at it instead of using my outside of focus view vision.

**Ynot** · 06-15-2007 03:30 AM

Most people have scratches and imperfections on their eye lenses
normally you don't notice them
but sometimes you can see them if you look hard enough

**Neruo** · 06-15-2007 05:13 AM

I do have this weird 'thingy' that sometimes floats across my vision... It always has the same shape. I guess it (indeed) are just some imperfections or bloodvessels in my cornea (tingy with nerve-cells) or whatever.

**.:Rob:.** · 06-15-2007 05:19 AM

Is it anything like the white (or sometimes red) lights you see when you look at a bright light, then look away? I get those sometimes, like tiny red dots that go wherever I look, but when I try to look straight at them they move away and I get poeple looking up at the sky asking what I'm looking at as I look round to follow them:p.

**MindDaguerreotype** · 06-15-2007 02:00 PM

Maybe eye floaters ? I have those things... like dark spots or threads floating in front of me, following my vision. My ophtalmologist said they were normal, and that nothing could be done about it anyway.
I heard that colored flashes however would be a sign of retina damage and should be treated.

**Marvo** · 06-15-2007 02:04 PM

I have eye-floaters. Funny stuff to follow :p

**Goldney** · 06-15-2007 02:19 PM

Yeah I have loads and loads of them. It's genetic or something. When I was bored at cricket matches I used to flick them around my eys by looking left and right. They behave like they're suspended in liquid.

**NeAvO** · 06-15-2007 02:21 PM

Thats called eye floaters:

http://www.allaboutvision.com/condit...potsfloats.htm

Its funny but from 7 years up to a week I only just worked out I'm not the only to get these.

*Spent 7 years afraid of going blind*

[EDIT] Wow sorry I'm 21 minutes too late

**LucidFlanders** · 06-16-2007 02:13 AM

Well i coughed and all of a sudden i saw an explosion of those liney things, not black in color though. It lasted like 15 seconds of seeing them all over everything in my view of vision, and out of my view of vision. Must have been 70 lines all appearing, then dissapearing, then reappearing.

**NeAvO** · 06-16-2007 05:52 AM

Hrm flashes of light?

I sometimes get that and it lasts a few minutes, usually when I'm really hot or dehydrated.

**Marvo** · 06-16-2007 06:21 AM

It's because when LucidFlanders sneeze, the bacteria goes into his eyes, instead of out of the mouths/nose.

**joey11223** · 06-16-2007 08:21 AM

Originally Posted by Marvo

It's because when LucidFlanders sneeze, the bacteria goes into his eyes, instead of out of the mouths/nose.

oh wow that made me lol, i just spat out my tea on my keyboard, great going!:p

lmao..oh man....lol

**Neruo** · 06-17-2007 05:44 PM

Maybe someone should say:

"EYE-CANCER causes those spots".

I would find it funny.

: D

Thread: My Eyes

LinkBack

Thread Tools

Display

My Eyes

Bookmarks

Bookmarks

Posting Permissions