Blue-eyed humans

reply to post by sardion2000

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Actually a LOT of people with green eyes experience this, I think its because of their surroudings, for example a green eye can consist of colours blue and yellow and possible specs of brown, to make the green, so clothing and lighting etc could make their eyes appear more blue or green depending on the surroundings.

I have heard about when people get angry it goes bright green, don't know why? lol

[edit on 31-1-2008 by _Phoenix_]

reply to post by smans

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Hey Ya Bro' and sis'.

So I am Dane and blue eyed! Now I feel special too.

So does this gene lacking also mean us blue eyed people can't jump high or run fast either? Does this mean brown eyed people are genetically more perfect?

[edit on 31/1/08 by Rhain]

Nah us green eyed guys are more genetically perfect, we got the best of both worlds lol. just kidding.

Come now. Everyone know that those of us with eyes that range from bright blue to green have such eye colour because of our ancestors from the Pleiades.

Doesn't everyone know that?

reply to post by Rhain

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No. It is just a scientific study to show where the gene derived from. It has nothing to do who will be more likely to succeed at athletics and who will not. It is to show that there are relationship between "all genes" whether they spawn be dominant or recessive traits. Once a gene has been mutated, over a period of time, as long as the "gene pool" [no pun intended] stays fresh with Mendel's Laws in full effect, they can, and have become "dominant" genes through successful crossbreeding aka hybridization.

Mine also vary from grey-blue to grey-green and I've wondered the same; much of it is the quality of light and one's surroundings and clothing, methinks.

BTW, when I was a kid I once found myself standing right next to Liz Taylor in a hotel bar in Manhattan (I was with my father and was having a Coke, just to clarify!) and she has the most remarkable, penetrating and startlingly intense blue eyes I've ever seen. Deeply saturated and vivid. Film never captured this remarkable aspect of her beauty.

reply to post by gottago

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Apparantly eyes, unlike skin and hair, do not produce colour pigmentation regulary and whats there degrades over time(usualy) so the eyes will get lighter, sometimes the pigmentation granuales get darker resulting in darker eyes!

reply to post by Pellevoisin

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Maybe this was when the 'alien' genes were spliced in??

And by the way, there are quite a few African-Americans with blue or green eyes......and brown eyes are usually dominant, even if one parent has another color of eyes. Perhaps the 'blue-eye' genes are hidden in the DNA of all ?

Mine also change color.....mostly now they are a steel gray, but sometimes a really green or blue.....( makes one do a double take at the reflection of a 'stranger', LOL!)

I have blue eyes, well mostly blue anyway. When you look closely there are some yellowish hues.

I have a lot of Norwegian blood.

Then, of course, there's "Ol' Blue Eyes."

YouTube Link

It's nice to find out that I am a mutation. I always knew there was something wrong with me, now I have an explination

My eyes have various ranges of blue, sometimes smokey blue, sometimes true blue, and other times...kind of grey blue, but truthfully, I thinks it all depends on what I'm wearing that gives my eyes an altered state of color.

reply to post by jensouth31

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I agree with you jensouth31, it's nice to know we are mutations, I am the opposite spectrum of your darks, mine are light blue and sometimes light green and most of the time grey. I was told by my first ex wife that my eyes follow my moods, green when I'm unhappy and blue when I'm content but grey for the normal, but like you my eyes seem to follow the color of the clothes I wear, are we normal.
gwhint

reply to post by jensouth31

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were all x-men, now all we need is tight leather outfits and some guns to make up for the fact that we cant shoot lasers out our eyeballs!

reply to post by Pro-genetic

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I can't be an X-men. I can be an X-woman. If lasering people were possible, I can think of a few people in this world that I would have fried

reply to post by jensouth31

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x-man, x-women, meh, there all the same!wonder if someone can have red eyes and not be an albino, that would be cool,and glow in the dark ones for clubs!Oh yeah!

Blue-Eyed brethren..Step forward!

reply to post by Roland Deschain

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Long live the blue eyes!

I would like to know something as well. I have blue eyes, normally, but when the light changes they change color. On a sunny day they are blue/green. When its cloudy or rainy they are blue/grey. I don't know much. Is that unusual? My dad said it's from his side of the family.

reply to post by UnforgiveableSin

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no its not unusal, its perfectly noraml as far as i no! something to do with wavelengths maybe?

Whats really cool is a person with different color eyes..
I've met a person with one blue and one brown eye
and another with a blue and a green eye..

Btw, mine are really dark brown.

[edit on 1/31/2008 by Kr0n0s]

Haha, if I ever ran into someone like that id probably piss my self laughin at em, well not at them per se, but rather there unusual colour combination, maybe one of the lads from queer eye for the straight guy got a hold of em!