if you got stung by a bee on your eye-lid, would you be blind?
611630
I got stung by a wasp on the eyelid. I was fine* after a few days. \n\n*[Results may vary. Do not try this at home.]
36847
You might just have a little more light in one eye than the other or you could be dieing.
451804
I'm Jewish. One day my cat got stung in the eye by a bee she was playing with. Her eye swelled up real bad. As I was rushing her down the stairs, I called out for my Aunt to call the vet & let him know we were on our way. My Aunt met me at the bottom of the stairs & stopped me. She said we needed to pray first. She put my hand on Shadows' eye, & put her hand on top of mine & started praying. I am telling you, I FELT Shadow's eye return to normal! The swelling immediately went down. We just sat there on the bottom stair too stunned to speak. We didn't go to the vet.
270122
Blink alot and you may not hurt. But after a few hours of just staring then you may be in some eye pain.
349429
Not a sin, but you could go blind....I'd say you should just do it until you need glasses.
1139604
Yes, it makes you blind.\n\nsheesh, OF COURSE IT DOESN'T!!!\n\nGo on gettin' it on...
368236
You will develope a.n.a.l. glaucoma\nYou will not be able to see S.h.i.t.
106040
Probably the bee.  People who are allergic to bee stings can sometimes die after being stung.
104199
maybe you have accidently sctratched the iris of your eye. perhaps a trip to the opticians would be a good idea.
426237
Tell us more. Do you know if you have been bitten by an insect? Is it red also I know it is difficult to see if in back but if you have a mirror maybe you could look. It could be a number of things but we need more information please.
186436
are you blind ,if not drive around.
768201
Generally, the eyes close to shield them from flying debris, as in that jettisoned from your nostrils.  If you want to be blinded by a booger, fine -- I'll close my blinkers until the sneezin' is done.
740529
Yes, it would be possible, depending on the reason for blindness.
55037
You probably could, but other than the feeling of sadness, you wouldn't be able to see or hear it.  The water from your eye would just blend with the surrounding water.  Did you feel like you were crying underwater once, but couldn't tell, and that's why you're asking?
561528
Imagine someone pushing bug rusty screws into your eyeballs, and then yanking them out, HARD!\n\nThis was not a easy thought .. I deserve 10 points for even having to consider such torture.
1014116
Deaf.  I think I would feel less vulnerable that way.  Plus, if I learned sign language and/or lip reading, I would almost be able to compensate for my handicap.  However, with blindness, there is nothing you can easily do to bring any type of sight back into your life.  If blind, I would miss out on reading books (I don't think braille would be the same), watching the sunset and sunrise, watching the trees change color in fall, watching the new flowers bloom in spring, watching my loved ones grow up... Instead, I would be trapped in my own dark world.  No, deafness is definitely preferential.  Who cares about missing the sound of sirens, beeping traffic, swearing, screams of agony, fingers on a chalkboard...?
775070
It won't you silly fool....with my luck it will hit me right on the top of my head, drip into my eyes, causing my vision to be blurred and then get hit by a car as I stumble off the sidewalk into the road to on coming traffic.\nThat was an easy one. Try a harder question next time.