[**butterflylove**]

Originally Posted by p4irs ↗

oxygen containing blood?

Arterial loss as opposed to Venous

[Craigster]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

Quick pass me a hotdog

HELLO!........

[Des-Rez]

atleast his glasses are unbroken. shame he is though

[docfr8]

Really bright blood is usually capillary bleeding.
Bright red blood is indicative of arterial (oxygenated).
Dark red is venous (de-oxygenated).
You can see the blood clots forming (coagulation) on the ground. He had good platelets at least. You can also see the the separation of whole blood and plasma start to take effect. Plasma appears clear like vegetable oil after time. I was a Navy Corpsman (Marine Corps combat medic) by trade.

[chefbob09]

some well oxygenated blood

[elmontro1730]

thats what happens when you drink too much cool-aid.. oohh yeaaa!!

[joak]

yeah. you werent kidding.

i was thinking "how red could it be"?

[Sharon]

Lush

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Viking64 ↗

*unzip*

Oh Vik, you can never resist Kelly's appetite for meat produce

[bernard]

does he have something in his pocket or is that......