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Anyone else been nearly blinded by water?
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cah
23-08-2016
Originally Posted by SnowStorm86:
“I wonder if BB would have preferred that particular story to be left under the carpet where they had hither to swept it. It goes to show how closed down BB is these days.”

Yep gone are the days when we could watch someone Break their Leg live on Tele
MACTOWIN
23-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lisa_B:
“My god the Bear haters are pulling out the big dramatic guns tonight

The medic was called. Any real concerns she would have been shipped off to A&E to be properly examined.

This is just another example of Sam taking herself way too seriously.”

Is there any circumstances when you would not protect that attention seeking idiot.
Bunions
23-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lisa_B:
“My god the Bear haters are pulling out the big dramatic guns tonight

The medic was called. Any real concerns she would have been shipped off to A&E to be properly examined.

This is just another example of Sam taking herself way too seriously.”

There's a big difference between hating someone and thinking they're an as thick as shite, tosser

How does it go?

"Frankie.....eff, arr, ayy, enn, kay, eee" *puzzled look* PMSL - what a dumbass
Lisa_B
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by MACTOWIN:
“Is there any circumstances when you would not protect that attention seeking idiot.”

When it comes to overreacting over a stupid prank?
Absolutely

Or maybe I'm just one of the lucky few who survived such dangerous acts and lived to tell the tale
Aimee
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lisa_B:
“When it comes to overreacting over a stupid prank?
Absolutely

Or maybe I'm just one of the lucky few who survived such dangerous acts and lived to tell the tale ”

Define her over reaction.

I want to know exactly how she OVER reacted in your personal opinion.

I saw her calmly tell Emma what happened, she didn't shout, scream cry, exaggerate or make a fuss. She assumed it had been shown and when she found out it hadn't she told Emma what happened and that it hurt.

Please explain how, precisely this is an over-reaction?
violetcrawley
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Little Leigh:
“QUOTE=Lisa_B;83711145]Only once or twice. Vision Still intact


Actually you may want to rethink that. You can get a nasty parasite called acanthamoeba kerastasis from even a drop of water getting onto your contact lenses. It's really deeply unpleasant. Look it up and you'll see!

Apparently, all water has tonnes of different types of bacteria and the acanthamoeba just happens to be one of them.

If untreated, the parasite causes sight problems and paralysis or even death as it eats its way through the eye and into the spinal cord. The treatment to deal with it is pretty gruelling too.

As a contact lense wearer of many, many years I would class this as being at least as bad as the spitting incident that many are still upset about. If not worse, given what I have outlined above. If you wear contact lenses you have to take great care of your eyes to ensure you don't end up with problems. It's also certainly not a harmless prank if the intended recipient asks you not to do it and it could cause serious physical harm!”


Correct. You are not supposed to get water on your contact lens as tap water contains bacteria and can cause an infection. Before inserting any lens you appose to wash your hands and dry them.

If the lens moved towards back of the eye she could have stratched her cornea and this would be very painful and she would be in agony.

Sometimes my lens moves and goes to back of eye if my eyes are dry and even this is painful trying to lodge it back to the front.

If the water rushed into her eye could have split the lens through force and again scratched corneas are very painful.
I was admitted to hospital with scratched corneas and the pain was unbearable and you have millions of nerve endings on your eyeballs. Also often opticians can see the after effects of scratched corneas.


Water could have caused an infection and you only know about it later because the infection causes the lens to scratch the cornea and you are in agony. This was what happened to me I had a slight infection and did not know and weating the lens scratched
My corneas and I was 2 days in hospital with bandages on my eyes.
keep_it_real1
24-08-2016
No, Bitter over dramatic Sam just wants to bury Bear, nobody really gave a crap and most just laughed at the ridiculous women even as she was spouting her venom towards bear lol
paralax
24-08-2016
That moron could seriously hurt someone and his devoted fans would still defend him.
amelie74
24-08-2016
I don't know the detail of what happened with Sam. However I wear contacts and after getting water in my eye during a heavy thunderstorm had to go to A&E to get the lenses removed.. They had both folded over and ended up deep under my eyelid so I couldn' t remove them myself.
Vicky8675309
24-08-2016
It's just like how Jayne was nearly killed by a wet sponge....pure melodrama (malingering)

http://www.allaboutvision.com/contac...ost-in-eye.htm

Sam didn't get an eye infection so I'm not sure why that is being mentioned. God forbid anyone getting their eye wet in the shower or getting squirted in the eye by a fake flower (clowns).
BillyLagan
24-08-2016
It couldn't have been seriously bad, as Sam only required a medic.

Poor old Jayne was taken to hospital when she was *cough* knocked out by a wet sponge...

I do wonder why we didn't at least see Sam whinging about it, and wearing her eye patch.

If the entire series of events had been shown, who thinks Sam would have got sympathy votes? I think she could have.
Annabel la
24-08-2016
I can't have a shower with my contact lens in ! They go off centre and get jammed under either bottom or top eyelid . It's the same removing make up.or swimming ! I did once have something knock my eye and it got jammed right in the eye which is what happened to Sam !All f the above needs straightaway treatment but the jamming in the eye right on the membrane is very painful and has to be suctioned off!
The others are like any large object in your eye ! Still more painful than grit in your eye !
fleet
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Vicky8675309:
“It's just like how Jayne was nearly killed by a wet sponge....pure melodrama (malingering)

http://www.allaboutvision.com/contac...ost-in-eye.htm

Sam didn't get an eye infection so I'm not sure why that is being mentioned. God forbid anyone getting their eye wet in the shower or getting squirted in the eye by a fake flower (clowns).”

It wasnt the water in her eye! It was the water pushing her contact lens under her eyelid!!! Dont know how people are getting this so wrong.
keep_it_real1
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by paralax:
“That moron could seriously hurt someone and his devoted fans would still defend him.”

it wasn't done to purposely injure and damage sam, it was a prank that went wrong

you just wanna use it and frankly use absolutely anything! that you can to sledgehammer bear over the head with, lets call a spade a spade can we?
Dejavu
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lisa_B:
“Just curious?

Might need to start being more careful in the shower”

You plonk
pagingmrherman
24-08-2016
soooooooooooo is BB not going to show Bear blinding Sam.

BB is so desperate to give Bear the winners edit. Poor Bear is being bullied by the americans instead of showing him nearly blinding a woman.
Cosya
24-08-2016
As a wearer of contact lenses too. Yes
Dejavu
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lisa_B:
“

It was a water bottle. Not a pressure washer”

How horrible are you?
Dr Z
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Sierra-Oscar:
“And contact lenses that go behind the eye and can scratch/damage it too - not just the water.”

I think you are expecting a bit much from a Bear fan

"wa'ers soft innit? Carnt urtcha cannit?"
poppyr
24-08-2016
I have worn contact lenses for 35 years, all different types and have "lost" them in my eye many many times over the years. I have certainly never had the pain that other contact lens wearers have mentioned on here. They feel like a bit of grit in your eye and it just takes some time and patience to move them back to the centre of your eye. I have obviously been lucky.

Because they haven't shown the incident we can't find out what actually happened. I can't stand Bear he is an R Sole but I do think Sam could have over exaggerated how bad her eye really was, she certainly didn't come across well while she was in the house, Full of her own importance that one.
Kewpee
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lisa_B:
“My god the Bear haters are pulling out the big dramatic guns tonight

The medic was called. Any real concerns she would have been shipped off to A&E to be properly examined.

This is just another example of Sam taking herself way too seriously.”

You might want to check the T&Cs
Lisa_B
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Dejavu:
“How horrible are you?”

How much of a snowflake are you?
HailHenrik
24-08-2016
Are people deliberately misunderstanding what is supposed to have happened?

Bear got Sam to put her eye to a bottle then squeezed it skooshing the water into her eye with force. It's really nasty and dangerous.

Nowhere near as harmless as many are making out or comparing it to getting your eye wet from a shower.
alter_ego_cat
24-08-2016
Originally Posted by Lisa_B:
“Only once or twice. Vision still intact



Its physically impossible for a contact to move behind the eye.”

Well you're just extremely foolish (but being a Bear supporter I guess we knew that). Anyone who wears contact lenses should know never to risk getting water in your eyes while wearing them.
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