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IT'S STUCK!!!

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comeatmebro
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my contact is stuck somewhere in my eye. i can't see it but i feel it. help!!
Jan 9 2008 3:06PM
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ECfreeski3
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i usually try for a little while to get it out then just relax and do something else and it comes out randomly by itself
Jan 9 2008 3:08PM
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comeatmebro
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good because i have been trying for a while and i am getting worried here haha. but that's good to know.
Jan 9 2008 3:09PM
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efritzz
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Once when I was taking my contact out it already fell out, and i was poking
my eye for about 20 minutes trying to find it over the summer.
When I stood up and walked out I felt something sticking to my foot, and it was my contact..
so maybe you just irritated your eye and your contact isnt actually in it.

Or maybe it's even under your eye lid.
Jan 9 2008 3:15PM
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thelazyboy
Posts: 498 - Karma: 35
its a myth that you contacts can get stuck alll the way behind your eye . just look everywhere , your eye is not perfectly round and your cornea should get it moving . if not duck your head underwater and open your eyes, it works pretty well normally
Jan 9 2008 4:12PM
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Nicholas.
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contacts are for  suckers, i was born with perfect eagle vision.
Jan 9 2008 4:17PM
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comeatmebro
Posts: 10720 - Karma: 66
i have looked everywhere in my eye for the bitch and no luck. so im guessing it fell out somewhere. only problem is now i only have once contact cause im out...fuck
Jan 9 2008 4:24PM
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ThaLetterM.
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thats what she said
Jan 9 2008 4:35PM
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Calb3rt
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once i got hit in the eye and my contact went so far back, it didnt come out until i went to sleep.






















Jan 9 2008 4:40PM
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MCIRONCOCK
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Haha...well about 3 weeks ago my left contact was bugging me so i took it out and went to school. I still only have my right one in.
Jan 9 2008 4:43PM
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pbplaya69
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Im blind as a bat, and one time in middle school, I biked over to my friends house on the other side of town and we were goofing around and it fell out, i had to ride all the way home with only one,  It sucked soo bad.
Jan 9 2008 4:47PM
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Snowcase
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I don't wear contacts anymore. I hate taking them out every night. I just want to go to sleep. I don't want spend 20 minutes in the bathroom first.
Jan 9 2008 4:48PM
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meggles
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Well, I've had glasses since kindergarten and contacts since 4th grade. I've been through it all haha.  When i was in 5th or 6th grade my family went out to Hood River, OR for a week. I forgot to put my glasses in their case before I got on the plane. They were in a front pocket on my carry-on. They snapped in half. The next day, my contact ripped. I have fucking terrible eyesight as it is. Bad enough that I'm almost at the point where I have to wear hard contacts instead of soft ones. That was the worst trip. Ever. And getting contacts stuck in eyelids is one of the grossest, uncomfortable feelings ever.
Jan 9 2008 5:05PM
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word-sauce
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i wouldnt do that, you can go blind in the left eye.I was born with a right eye with bad vision and because it had bad vision my left one did all the work so my right ones almost completely blind now because of not being excercised and it cant be fixed.
Jan 9 2008 5:09PM
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Snowcase
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Uh actually they sometimes prescribe one eye to be stronger for far away and one for close. Your body is extremely versatile and will adjust.
Jan 9 2008 9:23PM
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