nothing
You may see colors, spots and shapes on the back of your eyelids, but nothingdetrimental.
when I close my eyes a see a black spot on 1 eye an it moves when I move my eye
Yes. Saline is used by the eyes to keep the surface moist and to wash any specks or germs from it.
the muscle is damaged and makes it hard to move around.
it could either swell up or trun black if it looks bad seek medical attention or if nothing happens its fine
No that is impossible without supporting the pressure behind the eye. If you feel like you're eyes will fall out, just take a glass of water and go to sleep, make sure you don't rub your eyes. If it stays like that you should go see a doctor.
It would not. Think of your eyelids as a curtain, they merely cover over your eyes instead of pushing inwards.
Yep! If you close your eyes as tight as possible, wish as hard as you can, and open them, there is a slim slim chance you will wake up in Tama Town.
Yes kevin robertson
Hard feather chicken breeds are known for their tight and close feathering that nicely rides the contours of the body.
depends.. probably an aftershock or something t\depending how hard hte force was and how close to the epicenter you are
No. Crocodiles have muscles in their mouths that are extremely powerful, and designed to firmly. When submerging under water, they close their ear and nostril flaps. They have a third eyelid, called the nictitating membrane that protects their eyes underwater.
no but i have experienced a lot of 3-D movies and it seems to make it blurry and hard to focus on if it comes too close to your eyes. so if it starts to get blurry close your eyes so it doesn't give you a headache
nope just sit back and close your eyes and let them do it... if i had my time back I'd never get them they where that painful.
There is a black ring that you have to remove first, and then you can remove and replace the bulb. You have to look close, as the area is tight, and it's hard to see the ring.
I personally think that it is because when you blink, your eyes produce moisture to keep your eyes from drying up, and you close your eyes for a long time and very hard. The harder you close your eyes, the more moisture your eyes produce, therefore, you think that your eyes are watering. I am very sorry if I wrote too much, but my mom is a chiropracter(she cracks your bones into place again).
Sometimes if you close your eyes really hard you can see an outline of a mysterious shape. Which would happen to be my schlong.
Step one: Close your eyes real tight. Step two: Take a deep breath. Step three: Empty your mind of all rational thought. Step four: Imagine real hard that the laws of physics do not apply to your reality. Voila you now have made an anti-gravity lifter.