Re: The Melting

I can't for the life of me figure out what this has to
do with conlanging, but my eyes are blue around the
outer rim of the iris green with fleck of grey through
the major portion and then light brown around the
pupil, so given the right lighting and by wearing the
right colors I can convince you that my eyes are any
of blue, green, grey or light brown.  The latter
(evethough there is a good bit of it) is actuallty the
hardest to pull off.  It really freks my students out
when they get a good look at my eyes since their eyes
only varry from light-mid brown to black and everyone
KNOWS that all Americans have blue eyes (and yellow
hair and are fat) and of course all foreigners are
either American or Japanese.

Adam

--- Joe <joe@...> wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tristan McLeay" <kesuari@...>
> To: <CONLANG@...>
> Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 1:39 PM
> Subject: Re: The Melting
>
>
> > Camilla Drefvenborg wrote:
> >
> > > I am very sorry if this causes an OT thread,
> but... my eyes change
> > > colour depending on how I feel; something which
> frequently shocks
> > > people who notice such things. it wasn't until I
> was in my teens that I
> > > realised people's eyes generally have just one
> colour.
> >
> > My eyes seem to sometimes be greener or browner
> than normal (which is a
> > greeny hazel or a hazely green). I don't normally
> look at my eyes :) ,
> > so this was something my siblings pointed out.
> Although I guess it could
> > just be because they're sort of in between, so
> some people will say that
> > they're hazel/brown and others that they're green.
>
> My eyes seem to alternate from greeny blue, to blue,
> to grey.
>
> > I've never known anyone whose eyes have been
> checked, but I did know
> > someone with these spooky yellow dots in his brown
> eyes (or maybe it was
> > viceversa). :)
>
> My friend has yellow dots in his browny-green eyes.

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