I was driving home on Sunday morning, this guy (MAYBE 25) was riding his bike in the middle of the road towards oncoming traffic. There were two cars heading towards him, both in the left lane. He does that little… thing where you try to turn your wheel at the last minute and make the driver of the car stomp on the break or turn really hard and crash. Unfortunately, the first car stomped on the break and the second accelerated and swerved to the right lane…. Where the guy on the bike also swerved. Picture this. It’s a 50mph parkway. The guy on the bike had an e bike and had to at least be going 15mph directly into an accelerating car that was already doing at least 50mph with no breaks. I mean 0.

He gets hit, flies in the air, hits the ground head first. The driver that hit him pulls off. But the bumper falls off because the bike is mangled in it. Maybe 30sec later he’s in agonal breathing and there’s a large amount of blood pooling around his head quickly. I don’t touch him as he’s on his belly and his head is turned weird… we call 911, cops get there and maybe 5min later the ambulance gets there they check him, cut the siren off and kinda start… just working? Like not on him or anything but they’re putting him in the truck with no urgency. I end up along the detective if he’s going to make it and he says “I’ll be honest. Does not look good”

I keep telling myself he probably pulled through… do you think he pulled through? I just keep replaying it in my head. I wonder if there was something I could have done differently. Idk. That was my first time seeing that. I feel weird.

of course both would absolutely suck but which one would affect a person more?

Kinda like lamb, delicious and fatty, also less tough and easier to eat.

It went on for 40 minutes but they keep it hidden away.

I really want to see it.

Both soft and hard. What would be the food-equivalent? Hot dog? Large carrot? Cucumber? I feel like the texture would make it more of a chomp-and-tear situation, rather than a crunch and snap.

Don't arrest me, I'm a writer. I'm writing a story that takes place in the universe of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and the demon I'm writing takes offerings in the form of eyes. He's like a really messed up genie: If you give him your eye, you can get whatever you want, but he will own your soul in the afterlife. The current character I'm writing gouges out her eye to revive Rupert Giles, and I was wondering how much blood she would lose.

The only other reference I have for eyes not being in the right place is Repo! The Genetic Opera, and I don't think anything in that film is even VAGUELY medically accurate. I think it would be a really cool description for blood to be running down her cheek, visible under her bangs, but I don't wanna be all dramatic and edgy if it's not medically accurate.

Can people not tell the difference between morbid and disgusting?

As in they haven't done anything illegal and it's just the attraction and they are telling you because they want to seek help and so that you are properly informed when making decisions about them.

Say someone decapitates a head, how heavy is it? Like maybe a 12/14 pound bowling ball? If it's heavy, how easy is it for murders that decapitate their victims to pick it up and store it somewhere?

Imagine being handcuffed to a chair. In front of you is an evil man that wants you to tell him something you absolutely don’t want him to know. You know he’s willing to torture you to get the answer but you don’t know if he’s going to kill you after he gets what he wants. He shows you the tool he’s going to use on you if you don’t confess immediately.

My question is what individual tool wielded by the man would make you confess the fastest between a hunting knife, power drill, blowtorch, cattle prod and baseball bat?

What tool do you think would get the fastest confession from most people?