Eyeglasses

your mind!

keys

contact lenses

birth certificates

medical records

ear rings

Keys

pop cans

ketchup packets(I find a lot of those) :0)

For some reason both credit cards and marriage vows popped into my head.

Lonejack, you are welcome to my half of the chili dog, I don't much care for them. I'd much rather have a hot wing. :^)

Contact lenses and keys were my first guesses.

So maybe pens (the kind you write with, not enclosures), and/or pencils?

Golf balls?

Rusty

keys, first thing I thought of

Credit Cards

Sorry, LoneJack, but 6% of the world's population have AB Negative blood. Statistically, that's a lot more than the number of people who have green eyes (2%).

Dollar bills?

Lindsey - I think you may have been looking at the A negative percent.

Here is the breakdown. This is for the USA but it is pretty much the same world wide.Blood typePercent of Americans with this typeWho can receive this type?O+37O+, A+, B+, AB+O-6All blood typesA+34A+, AB+A-6A+, A-, AB+, AB-B+10B+, AB+B-2B+, B-, AB+, AB-AB+4AB+AB-1AB+, AB-

Well that didn't copy over well.

Here is the link

Interesting factoid on green eyes in my husband's family. I know for sure 2 of the 7 children produced by his parents have green eyes. Strong probability that number is higher (3 of 7). He has a half brother who also has green eyes. In his (very) extended family, green eyes are very common.

In my family we think that the grey eyes are the rarest. ( We have 3 )

3 eyes?

I just read the answer...actually something no one guessed could be an answer. Toe thumbs, also called clubbed thumbs. It is very rare, and is a shortened thumb, just as it sounds, with a wider nail bed than usual. Some look different than others. One DGD has them.

The statistics are ‘between 0.1 and 3 percent’ of the general population, which leads me to believe no one really knows, and some probably are not reported.

Another vote for keys.

Hearing aids.

Pencils