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priya
out of interest what do they mean? i have very ominous vibes about the "faeco" part of the faecophilia

edit: just re-read that post. ew.
Yeh, it took me a while to work out a) what the words meant then b) that the 'shit' he referred to wasn't just a generalism for bad stuff but, in fact, shit.
Reply 7001
your god, this was all a big attempt to go over 7000...how sad are we!
Reply 7002
by the way, are people who do actually have a fetish for blood called haemophiliacs, or something else (vampires? :wink: )
Reply 7003
Willa
your god, this was all a big attempt to go over 7000...how sad are we!

but we had fun whilst doiing it- it was quality conversation :smile:
Reply 7004
well i think i shall retire to bed now...ni ni
Reply 7005
crana9
by the way, are people who do actually have a fetish for blood called haemophiliacs, or something else (vampires? :wink: )


there might be another latin name for blood i think
I watch Gladiator for 3 hours and return to find 7 new pages - agh! Anyhow...

Katie J
Ooh happy birthday!! :biggrin:

But I still reckon I win! Birthday in freshers' week and official matriculation day!! If I get a badge, I might actually be cool and wear it all day! At least you'll be able to track me down if I do, and assuming the cake plan works, I may even give you a fairy cake! :tongue:


Ta :smile:. And if you're offering fairy cakes, then I seriously will track you down :tongue:. It may be a bit complicated though as I already know of 3 Katy/Katies going to Newnham - lets hope there aren't too many more of us!
Reply 7007
priya
there might be another latin name for blood i think


there's a latin or greek root along the lines of sangious isnt there ? (youd never believe i did GCSE latin would you :redface:)
Reply 7008
priya
there might be another latin name for blood i think

There is, but sometimes in Latinate terms they use the Greek. The Latin for blood is sanguis.
Reply 7009
ach, i was close
crana9
there's a latin or greek root along the lines of sangious isnt there ? (youd never believe i did GCSE latin would you :redface:)
"sanguis", I believe :smile:.

ETA: Too slow!
Reply 7011
crana9
there's a latin or greek root along the lines of sangious isnt there ? (youd never believe i did GCSE latin would you :redface:)


it's a hard subject, and it was 2 years ago, lol. sangious....where the term sanguine has developed from?
katiyakat
I watch Gladiator for 3 hours and return to find 7 new pages - agh! Anyhow...



Ta :smile:. And if you're offering fairy cakes, then I seriously will track you down :tongue:. It may be a bit complicated though as I already know of 3 Katy/Katies going to Newnham - lets hope there aren't too many more of us!


The more the merrier! Katies are by nature very cool people, sadly I can't say the same for all you Katys! :tongue:


Where have the past few hours gone?! I have spent way too much time on here recently, I didn't realise how dependant I was on my friends to relieve the monotony of life round here, why did they all have to go first?!!
Katie J
The more the merrier! Katies are by nature very cool people, sadly I can't say the same for all you Katys! :tongue:

Watch it, missy! I have friends in high places at Newnham :wink:.

Yeah we can form a 'Katherine Variant' club! It'll be like being back in primary school again - you'll be 'Katie J', I'll be Katy (initial)... Alternatively, we could all adopt crazy new names :biggrin:.
Reply 7014
by the way, this is really random, but does anyone know why sometimes when you get a bruise it's fairly uniform and other times it seems to be made up of several small (like 1mm diameter) coloured blobs>?
Reply 7015
crana9
by the way, this is really random, but does anyone know why sometimes when you get a bruise it's fairly uniform and other times it seems to be made up of several small (like 1mm diameter) coloured blobs>?


probably due to where the blood cells have shattered? maybe you could have shattered capillaries as opposed to minor arterioles/venules?
katiyakat
Watch it, missy! I have friends in high places at Newnham :wink:.

Yeah we can form a 'Katherine Variant' club! It'll be like being back in primary school again - you'll be 'Katie J', I'll be Katy (initial)... Alternatively, we could all adopt crazy new names :biggrin:.


Sorry :redface:

We should form a special society or something!!


Crana9, I have no idea why but I do know the second type you described hurt so much more!! I had rainbow ribs like that on my return from T in the Park!
Reply 7017
Katie J
Sorry :redface:

We should form a special society or something!!


Crana9, I have no idea why but I do know the second type you described hurt so much more!! I had rainbow ribs like that on my return from T in the Park!


sorry to interrupt but i just thought i'd say insert this little comment:

FIVE DAYS!!!! WOOHOO!!

*ahem* as you were
Katie J
Sorry :redface:

We should form a special society or something!!
You're forgiven, but only if I get a fairy cake :smile:.
Reply 7019
priya
probably due to where the blood cells have shattered? maybe you could have shattered capillaries as opposed to minor arterioles/venules?


the idea of shattering blood cells makes me smile :smile:

I dunno. I reckon the places i have/had the bruises i am thinking of would mainly be capillaries anyway?! but i actually have no idea.

one possible theory:

if you bang yourself really hard you might rupture blood vessels sufficiently that lots(reltaively) of blood comes out all at once and forms one big under-the skin scab (so to speak)

however if it's a different kind of bang (I dont remember how i got this bruise in question, although its nice and big, but then i do bang into a lot of things) then perhaps it makes the blood vessels leak more slowly so you get a couple of mini scabs (kinda) froming

!?

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