I highly doubt there is a hole in your eye in such a way that it could pass air through it.
Air escaping around the actual eyeball is much more likely. I say air escaping lightly, it would actually just be a change in pressure causing a similar notion.
I just asked my friend about this (he's head of eye doctorology at Darkplace Hospital). He said:
A) It's almost definitely 'Spider Eyeball' which is a condition where spiders have laid eggs inside your eyes (usually done during the night when you're asleep) and the spider babies are trying to poke little holes to get out.
I just asked my friend about this (he's head of eye doctorology at Darkplace Hospital). He said:
A) It's almost definitely 'Spider Eyeball' which is a condition where spiders have laid eggs inside your eyes (usually done during the night when you're asleep) and the spider babies are trying to poke little holes to get out.
I just asked my friend about this (he's head of eye doctorology at Darkplace Hospital). He said:
A) It's almost definitely 'Spider Eyeball' which is a condition where spiders have laid eggs inside your eyes (usually done during the night when you're asleep) and the spider babies are trying to poke little holes to get out.
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