@fahaadk_: #fahaadk_ #isntthatconcerning @bizfinder.ae

josemunoz5187 :

or sleeping 😳

Sublime :

Thank you for this thought-provoking question. It is indeed a matter of deep linguistic and biological concern: if a cyclops closes its single eye, it technically performs the function of both a blink and a wink simultaneously. This dual-classification could cause serious confusion in inter-cyclopean communication, where one cannot tell whether the gesture indicates simple lubrication of the cornea or an attempt at subtle flirtation. Further interdisciplinary research—ideally involving mythological ophthalmology and semantics—may be required to resolve this ambiguity.

The fat cat :

ok

￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴ ￴ :

First

theamazingaspen1 :

Early

kurynav :

Early

Leo :

Both

Bartholomew :

first

TommyNicholls👌🏻 :

67

RUUSKI :

It’s giving you a chance to RUN!!!

obama :

it's twinkling

Sharaswat🇳🇵⚽⚽ :

Jiggity John :

It’s finally a question that makes sense 🫩✌

️ :

Isn’t that concerning

F.13125 :

WE HAVE THE SAME NAME SO WILL U RESPOND

Layla🍀 :

lol his facial expression is hilarious he’s trying so hard not to laugh

𝓣𝓗𝓔 𝓚𝓘𝓝𝓖 👑 :

I love your videos makes me laugh when I’m sad 😁😁😁

Sharaswat🇳🇵⚽⚽ :

That is concerning

Komti wase london :

commenting without liking🫵🏽

mindovermatters90 :

Ghanaian greets you 🥰🥰🥰

Chad Clements :

just closing it's eye

thewind :

same thing goes for plankton but that if he/she says she/he IS blinking or winking

️ :

"If a cyclops closes it's eye, is it blinking or winking?" It depends on their eyes' movement. If they close their eyes like real quick. Then it meant they're blinking. And when they repeatedly and slowly closes their eye while their posture went sideways, then that means they're winking.

⃟ :

if kingvon name kingvon why he is not a king? isn't that corncerning?

IncognitoMan420 :

depends on the speed.