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have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
serious question it happends to me a couple times a week.. id be squinting or some ---- then id see al sorts of organisms moving across my eye..
anyone ever seen that ----? |
Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
You can't see ------- bacteria. You are high.
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by QikEnuF
You can't see ------- bacteria. You are high.
http://www.eye-floaters.com/floaters...phenomenon.php i was searching see bacteria see organisms came up with nothing then somehow stumbled across that boosh |
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The entoptic phenomenon (or Scheerer's phenomenon and sometimes referred to as the entopic phenomenon which is a common spelling mistake) is when one can actually visualise blood flow through the retinal blood vessels. We all have the potential to see the blood flow but most of us are able to ignore this. Some people may become suddenly aware of this and this sudden awareness may lead to the idea that there is a problem with the eyes, when actually there is not. This moving dots effect are actually leukocytes, or white blood cells (WBC), which move along through the blood-filled capillaries. There are many capillaries on the retina which have the shape of a snake, a sine-wave, and when a leukocyte travels through that channel, it executes a sinusoidal "wiggle" motion. The capillaries are said to be normally invisible because they are full of hemocytes (red blood cells), and these hemocytes are too close to each other, and too far away from the retina to create individual moving shadows. Therefore, like the capillaries themselves, our retinas "edit" the blood cells out the view perceived by our brains. On the other hand, the leukocytes (White blood cells) are large, and they act like gaps in the columns of blood which fill the capillaries. These "moving holes" in the blood are made visible whenever we stare at a uniformly illuminated surface. The entoptic phenomenon can be seen especially observed when looking at a bright blue sky. Small, rapid pin-point sparks of light can be seen darting about in the central vision. Some people may think that these sparks are floaters. In reality, they represent white blood cells moving through the blood capillaries of the retina. This is a normal finding, and actually may indicate normal retinal function. |
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happens to me all the time...
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I know what your talken about. when you move your eye while looking they move too! right?
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I used to get this all the time, but in the last couple years I think I've just started to finally ignore it. Now that I read this, I'll probably notice it all the ------- time. Thanks, -------.
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by Towdogg
I know what your talken about. when you move your eye while looking they move too! right?
looking up google "bacteria move across eye" "moving across eye" "see things on my eye" all that ---- yielded no results then i came across this site just 2 ------- seconds ago... according to the site its an indication of having good eyes... |
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Cool, I know what youe talking about. always thought they were dust or dirt and ---- instead of organisms, but yeah.
Buk find out what's up with the kaleidiscopic visuals when you're tripping. i've always figured it was just your brain being too overwhelmed with other ---- to worry about correcting what you're seeing (like it does with the capilary shadows and look up prism glasses experiments) but dunno what the true reason is. They look badass though. |
Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by Secondaries
I used to get this all the time, but in the last couple years I think I've just started to finally ignore it. Now that I read this, I'll probably notice it all the ------- time. Thanks, -------.
http://www.eye-floaters.com/floaters...refloaters.php |
Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by Jorsher
Cool, I know what youe talking about. always thought they were dust or dirt and ---- instead of organisms, but yeah.
Buk find out what's up with the kaleidiscopic visuals when you're tripping. i've always figured it was just your brain being too overwhelmed with other ---- to worry about correcting what you're seeing (like it does with the capilary shadows and look up prism glasses experiments) but dunno what the true reason is. They look badass though. ill need some shrooms to expierience that ---- for myself then ill be able to research it 8) |
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Originally Posted by buk9tp
ill need some shrooms to expierience that ---- for myself then ill be able to research it 8) In the meantime go ahead and research it. |
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i always thought somethign was wrong with my eyes :P
i have good eyes? ---- i wear glasses! |
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No, they're the blood vessel deals, not "floaters". These don't move when I blink my eyes. I've already seen a couple since this post.
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yeah i used to get them all the time before i got contacts. now i dont. they always looked like the copyrght emblem, the little c in a circle. and they moved really slow for me.....
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I seen a guy in the bushes dressed in full knight armor and a big ass sword doe that count ???
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I read the title quickly... organism looks like orgasm when you're not paying attention... then I thought buk was getting a little out of control.
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floaters, focal point, 33 years of dealing with them.
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by wannabe
happens to me all the time...
+1 for old people knowledge :6 |
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wooo!! Glad I saw this thread. I thought my eyes had problems too. In the morning when I'm brushing my teeth, I stare down at the white sink, and I'll see a little black dot fly around infront of me. and moved with my eyes.
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
your stupid.
those are actually shawdow ninjas. |
Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by buk9tp
serious question it happends to me a couple times a week.. id be squinting or some ---- then id see al sorts of organisms moving across my eye..
anyone ever seen that ----? Yeah, it happens to me when ever it's sunny and I'm outside. I just look at the sky and I can see micros traveling with the direction I'm looking. I live in southern Arizona where it's always sunny so that ---- occurs when ever I go out side without shades. So basically, you are not crazy. (Well you are still an A-rab terror specialist, but I don't think you are suffering Schizophrenia.) |
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I figured it happened to me because I sleep with my contacts in too much and I had organisms groing on my lens. Learn something new everyday.
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when you jizz in your eye it causes floaters, or orgasms in the eyes. :-*
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i like to watch them move around when im bored
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Originally Posted by drunkinmaster1
when you jizz in your eye it causes floaters, or orgasms in the eyes. :-*
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i always though it was just dust or like when you get light headed and see spots.
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i can see them right now.
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happend to me today when i got the engine up on the dolly it was a strain then a sigh of relief then i saw em :8
haha that shits ------- awesome |
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You can actually see them really good if your inside and suddenly go outside and stare up at the sky (not the sun) the sky has to bee clear.
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Just be glad your ears arent constantly ringing from rippers with open dp and no interior - several days ago
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I still have that issue. The moving strands are nothing more than "eye protien". Found that out when I went to see an eye doctor to get a new pair of glasses. That translates to your eye's are healthy.
She could be lying, but "that what she says", get it.........hahahah |
Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by Turboman
I still have that issue. The moving strands are nothing more than "eye protien". Found that out when I went to see an eye doctor to get a new pair of glasses. That translates to your eye's are healthy.
She could be lying, but "that what she says", get it.........hahahah its white blood cells.. |
Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
i always wondered about that buk. nice find, may there be many hairy female virgins in your terrorist afterlife
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
Originally Posted by Toysrme
i always wondered about that buk. nice find, may there be many hairy female virgins in your terrorist afterlife
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
I can see them too. I know exactly what your talking about. I see them best when looking at an LED on my computer in the dark with my glasses off. (I have horrible vision. like -5.25)
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
ive seen them too. mostly whn i look at something uniform in color, like a blue sky, as the article buk posted said. it seems plausible that the wbc thery is true, but this is the first time ive heard about it
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Re: have you ever seen organisms move across your eye?
They look like sparklies to me. I have a floater in my left eye and it drives me nuts sometimes when I'm driving. I think I will see something out of the corner of my eye and nope..its that damn floater. Had the eye doc look at it and he said it might have been caused by trama. Which I have done some fun ---- in my day haha. Hockey, 4 wheeling, boxing, crazy puerto rican ex gf...yep that could do it.
Heres another neat trick to try: Take your pointer fingers (index fingers for you correct types) and put some small pressure on the sides of your eyes. Right where you feel your eye socket bone. (corners of where your eyelids meet) Keep your eyes open when doing this. Don't look around just look in one spot. You will start to see the sparkles and eventually all vision will fade away. Don't know when or who taught me this but its wierd! Its harmless just try it. |
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