Kinda discusting question . . . ?

Question

ok first no nasty answers

i used to wear liquid eye liner, once i blew my nose when i had a cold and there was black also coming out

was this the eye liner?

as it often used to go all over my eye ball but then disappear

Answer 1

yes it was. your eyes, nose and mouth are all linked.

Answer 2

yep it was your eyeliner.... same thing happened my friend once... its cause your nose eyes and mouth are all connected... like when you have a cold it spreads to those places....like when you sneezed... or something... i may be talking shite... sorry...but its something like that.......:P

Answer 3

It's probable, as your tear ducts drain directly into your nose.

-Hence the runny nose when you cry

Answer 4

yes - the nasal cavity connects nose, eyes and ears.

you can see that in diving (the pressure is felt in eyes and nose and ears) and when you've got a cold (closed ears when blowing nose).

Answer 5

Hey,

Yeah it probably was your eyeliner. Your nose, mouth and eyes are all connected in some weird way. Let one eye dry before doing the other one and don't apply it too close to your waterline.

Good Luck!

Answer 6

It happens.

thats why you don't put liquid liner too near your eye, you use pencil for that,

Mine?

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Answer 7

Yes it was.

Answer 8

Weird lol, but that is most probably why, your nose eyes and mouth are all connected

Answer 9

yes, try not to put the liquid eyeliner too close to your eyeball - use kohl for that.

Answer 10

That was the eyeliner.

Answer 11

yip.. happens to me often lol

Answer 12

haha yea i get it in my spit sometimes too

Answer 13

Yes it was. Ignore it.

Answer 14

Yeah it probably was!

Answer 15

Yes it is, and the answer is quite simple.

The eyeliner gets into your eyes where it gets diluted by the natural fluid that continuously flows over the eyeball.

The eye socket is connect to your nasal passages by the lachrymal ducts, commonly called tear ducts.

Anything that gets carried away by the fluid, drains into your nasal passages where it gets atomised by the air as you breath in and out.

It also explains why your nose begins to run when you cry, because you can't get rid of all the lachrymal fluid fast enough - it's what your tears are made of.

Answer 16

Uhhhhm.

That has never happend to me,and hopefully never will.

Answer 17

Most likely yes, as you nose is filter for air and for your eyes, which is why you get hard bogeys. Excuse the phrase.

Answer 18

Yes it was because your eyes and your nose are linked together just like your mouth is linked to your nose.

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Answer 19

Yes, this happened because the veins in your eyes and nose are connected and if something seeps through the inside of your eye it will go through the veins. This is nothing to worry about.  

Answer 20

yes it was..

your nose eyes and mouth are all connected in some weird way

Answer 21

No, definitely not. You might want to get checked. Its probably dried up blood.