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05-04-2009, 05:30 PM
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Re: Vote for Pedro
Quite often when someone is stabbed with a thin blade like that, the wound actually seals itself closed for a few seconds in the vacuum created by the blade pulling back out. If this was longer you would see the blood after a second or two. You can see a similar effect here, http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...ide-him-17479/ This video is often called or thought to be a fake, but I believe that it is the same effect in both vids we are seeing. This is my theory and someone with specific medical knowledge could enlighten us more I'm sure.  |
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05-04-2009, 10:42 PM
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thats pretty much it, i've cut myself REAL deep with the sheet metal i work with... the "best" cuts, take the longest to bleed. um. except for when i crushed my fingers. that bled like a mofo before i could peel my glove off of my loose flabby skin dangling off my hand.
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05-05-2009, 01:43 AM
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http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...69/index5.html i really didnt wanna look at that junk again... it still bothers me. i get shivers every time i look at that pic, that machine, or any other machine similar to it. i can still feel the squeezing on my finger like it happened 5 seconds ago there was another guy lots two fingers to that machine before me, another guy on the same type of machine, only bigger ( 10 feet long ) got his Whole hand caught in the machine, and on instinct he grabbed the wrist of his caught hand, with his free hand, and since the machine was still turning, it caught That hand too, that machine doesnt exactly turn slow,.. it had sucked his whole body in, head and all right up to his waist before anyone could get to the machine and shut it off. as for me there was so much pressure from my fingers inside the machine that the quick release wouldnt release, even with a hammer, he hit it so hard sparks were comming off. he dented and chipped away at the metal and it didnt budge, its spring loaded it would normally pop open if you were to Blow on it too hard.. we had to put the machine in reverse and start it back up again, man you should have heard the clutch grinding clunking and jumping and popping trying to get it to back up. ill never forget it. Everyone keeps telling me i should sue the company because the mandatory " work safe practice's " were not in place on the machine, and i had not been properly trained on it. i still think about doing it but idk its been YEARS now .. i dont know if it would be worth the hassel plus i would have to fork out cash for lawyer fee's and my accident investigation report went missing. |
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