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1 year = 365.25 days
 
My Christmas tree has silver glitter bows, green balls and lights (only on around Christmas season), and My Little Pony decorations all over it and is topped with a big silver glitter bow and a pink and red candy cane, and I have 75 My Little Pony dolls, 3 Breezies, 6 little My Little Pony plush ponies, and one jumbo plush Pinkie Pie pony, every My Little Pony episode ever made, and a bunch of My Little Pony books. Oh yeah, and a My Little Pony Christmas audio CD I bought before I lost my hearing, but at least it has a cute picture on the front.

I'm too honest for my own good sometimes
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There are two pro baseball players named, "Dummy".

-William "Dummy" Hoy.
-Luther "Dummy" ..... [from kansas]
 
I've often wished I had a tail, but it would have to be a big impressive one more like a horse tail or fox tail, not the stubby little virtually hairless ones you often see on humans who are born with tails. I think the first I had that idea, I was little, and used to watch the Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons, and Tails (Miles) had two big bushy tails, and could spin them around like a helicopter and fly
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:hmm: I wonder why I always try to psychoanalyse myself.
 
In the eyes of men lies women everywhere. In the eyes of women lies skinny people everywhere. In the eyes of children lies playtime everyday.
 
I'm allergic to mushrooms and onions which happens to be my hubbies 2 favorite things to put on stuff.
 
Blood is red only in the arteries after it has left the heart and is full of oxygen. Blood is a purplish, blue color in the veins as it returns to the heart, thanks to having picked up carbon dioxide and other wastes from the body's cells. In fact, your blood is red throughout only half your body. When you have a cut, the blood always appears red because it is instantly exposed to oxygen outside the body.
 
well the "real" color of your blood has to do with how sick or healthy you are, the more healthy the darker the red color because of all the nutrients making it thick and full of the right stuff, it all depends. oh and have you ever had a blood gas test done before? they take the blood straight from an artery in your wrist, it never hits air or is exposed to anything else that might effect it's color so it is still the same red as the blood in your veins that are taking the toxins to be dumped out of your system. I learned the hard way, I had to have blood gas tests every other day for like two weeks and they told me the color is the same no matter where it is going to or coming from. it is the skin pigmentation that makes your veins look that bluish color under the skin. Plus they told us that in nursing school when I went to college and got my L.P.N. license. :hmm:
 
steph9700 said:
well the "real" color of your blood has to do with how sick or healthy you are, the more healthy the darker the red color because of all the nutrients making it thick and full of the right stuff, it all depends. oh and have you ever had a blood gas test done before? they take the blood straight from an artery in your wrist, it never hits air or is exposed to anything else that might effect it's color so it is still the same red as the blood in your veins that are taking the toxins to be dumped out of your system. I learned the hard way, I had to have blood gas tests every other day for like two weeks and they told me the color is the same no matter where it is going to or coming from. it is the skin pigmentation that makes your veins look that bluish color under the skin. Plus they told us that in nursing school when I went to college and got my L.P.N. license. :hmm:
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Theres a whole world of variations as to the color of the blood, if you want to be exact, the server of this websitte won't be able to hold all those conditions. But yes, the blood can exist red in veins, it all depends on the concentration of metabolic byproducts exposed to the blood.
 
I have a friend that when we go in together and do the blood donation thing the "vampires" all gather around her and brag on her about her blood being so healthy, it's almost black looking it is so red and it is thick, so thick it comes out slow. my blood is thin and almost milky because I have low iron, low calcium and low red blood cells. at the moment they won't take my blood for donation because I don't have enough rbc's or iron to be considered healthy enough to give to anyone. Plus my blood pressure has been like 80 over 50 for like a year now and my pulse stays in the 60's usually so my heart doesn't beat fast enough or hard enough to get a full donation amount out in the time allowed. It just depends on your health really.
 
steph9700 said:
I have a friend that when we go in together and do the blood donation thing the "vampires" all gather around her and brag on her about her blood being so healthy, it's almost black looking it is so red and it is thick, so thick it comes out slow. my blood is thin and almost milky because I have low iron, low calcium and low red blood cells. at the moment they won't take my blood for donation because I don't have enough rbc's or iron to be considered healthy enough to give to anyone. Plus my blood pressure has been like 80 over 50 for like a year now and my pulse stays in the 60's usually so my heart doesn't beat fast enough or hard enough to get a full donation amount out in the time allowed. It just depends on your health really.
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Thick? You ought to have your cholesterol/lipid concentrations evaluated. Viscous blood is not good to have.
 
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