I'm going to say this for one last time:

PEOPLE'S EYES DO NOT CHANGE COLOUR DEPENDING ON THEIR MOODS!

Here's the science behind it:
Your eye colour is dependant upon genetics and the two main eye colours are blue and brown, differing colours being mutations of this (e.g.: green is a form of blue). As of yet, with science being at the stages it is, a person cannot change their eye colour without using artificial means, such as contact lenses. It's physically impossible.

But oh no, people have to be different and say that some days their eyes are blue, other days they're green, right?

I admit that one's eye colour can appear to be different in different lights, but the iris cannot change colour.

The only exception to this is that some infants are born with blue eyes and over a period of time no longer than two weeks, their eyes can change colour. It is quite rare and does not continue throughout adult life.

Are we clear on this now?

Please say yes...