Trivia from Drew: Hello stagers, Drew is a fine young gentleman that I have had the pleasure of working security with from time to time. Drew came up with this trivia question for the...

Commander Bell Loc: Lafayette Indiana

Hello stagers,
Drew is a fine young gentleman that I have had the pleasure of working security with from time to time.
Drew came up with this trivia question for the fishing stage.
What eye color, in humans, can see best in low light conditions?
Can you see your way to the correct color 🤔
Commander Bell out

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Commander Bell wrote:

Hello stagers,
Drew is a fine young gentleman that I have had the pleasure of working security with from time to time.
Drew came up with this trivia question for the fishing stage.
What eye color, in humans, can see best in low light conditions?
Can you see your way to the correct color 🤔
Commander Bell out

Well, IDK the answer but I have Blue eyes and I have pretty good night vision.
I also use to have better than 20-20 vision when I was younger. Probly what helped me when I used to be on the rifle, pistol team during the military.
I still don't wear glasses at 71. Thank You Lord.

Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware

I agree Steve. My eyes have always been very sensitive to light. Since I had my cataract surgery I'm back to 20/20 + and don't need the glasses that I started wearing in my 50s.

Ivey Loc: South Central Tennessee, Tim's Ford Lake

Hazel eyes' here and until I was 52 had better than 20/20 and see very well after dark. back then when the eye dr. told me to read the smallest line I could on the eye chart, it used to read madeintheUSA. After cataract surgery back to 20/20 at a distance but gotta have reading glasses now for extra fine print.

Commander Bell Loc: Lafayette Indiana

I also had 20/10 vision in both eyes and could also read the bottom line without any problems.
Earlier in the year 2023 I had a minor stroke which rendered my left side weak.
I've recovered, for the most part.
My left arm is getting stronger and is near 100%
I can't say the same for my left eye. I had a choice between glasses or a monacil. I chose the glasses
Commander Bell out

Bcmech1 Loc: Clinton Wisconsin

Commander Bell wrote:

I also had 20/10 vision in both eyes and could also read the bottom line without any problems.
Earlier in the year 2023 I had a minor stroke which rendered my left side weak.
I've recovered, for the most part.
My left arm is getting stronger and is near 100%
I can't say the same for my left eye. I had a choice between glasses or a monacil. I chose the glasses
Commander Bell out

Should have chosen the monacil, then you could be Colonel Klink

Randyhartford Loc: Lawrence, Kansas

Ivey wrote:

Hazel eyes' here and until I was 52 had better than 20/20 and see very well after dark. back then when the eye dr. told me to read the smallest line I could on the eye chart, it used to read madeintheUSA. After cataract surgery back to 20/20 at a distance but gotta have reading glasses now for extra fine print.

I think that line now says, “Made in China”. 😳🥴

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Ivey wrote:

Hazel eyes' here and until I was 52 had better than 20/20 and see very well after dark. back then when the eye dr. told me to read the smallest line I could on the eye chart, it used to read madeintheUSA. After cataract surgery back to 20/20 at a distance but gotta have reading glasses now for extra fine print.

My vision is still pretty good, for the most part. I have something in my right eye that blocks my vision, makes it blurry. I just blink and move my eye around and it usually clears.
However, I do need readin glasses for finer print.

Ivey Loc: South Central Tennessee, Tim's Ford Lake

saw1 wrote:

My vision is still pretty good, for the most part. I have something in my right eye that blocks my vision, makes it blurry. I just blink and move my eye around and it usually clears.
However, I do need readin glasses for finer print.

I've got that same deal with the blurry stuff but a few blinks clears it. Eye doc. says I've got dry eye and prescribed eye drops for the problem. Went to the drug store to pick it up and they said $600.00 with my insurance so I told them to keep it. Been using Thera Tears and it helps keeps the blur away a lot.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Ivey wrote:

I've got that same deal with the blurry stuff but a few blinks clears it. Eye doc. says I've got dry eye and prescribed eye drops for the problem. Went to the drug store to pick it up and they said $600.00 with my insurance so I told them to keep it. Been using Thera Tears and it helps keeps the blur away a lot.

I also use eye drops from the VA. They have changed brands a couple of times but they once used Natural Tears , or something like that. They were around 18 dollars for the small bottle at Walmart and I thought that was high.😳😥👎

Commander Bell Loc: Lafayette Indiana

Bcmech1 wrote:

Should have chosen the monacil, then you could be Colonel Klink

Yavol Hir Komandont.
I know nothing!
Commander Klink, I mean Bell out

Rheatown Loc: Greeneville tn

I guess blue

lil mutt Loc: North Texas

Black eye! I was hiding under the bed in a low light spot. Linda told me to come out from under the bed. I did what she said and she blacked both my eyes. Yep, black fer sure.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

lil mutt wrote:

Black eye! I was hiding under the bed in a low light spot. Linda told me to come out from under the bed. I did what she said and she blacked both my eyes. Yep, black fer sure.

LOL

No one special

Commander Bell wrote:

Hello stagers,
Drew is a fine young gentleman that I have had the pleasure of working security with from time to time.
Drew came up with this trivia question for the fishing stage.
What eye color, in humans, can see best in low light conditions?
Can you see your way to the correct color 🤔
Commander Bell out

I would say the lightest eye color such as blue or grey.