If you were stabbed in the heart, would you have time/ be able to scream?
As the knife stab into the person heart.. the person might not able to scream although there is air in the lungs that can be forced to become scream pitch, as the knife when in the body , the pain and shock , that person might sound like ughh!! and everything went out blank as the heart stop beating due to the puncture cause by knife. My estimate is that once you puncture the heart( which is filled with plasma & blood) , probally within 4~5 minutes plus without help, the person would be in vegetable state. More than ~5 minutes or so,, that person might be pronounced as dead. This is due to that even the heart stopped beating, the oxygenize blood remaining in your brain would last a few minutes before it was completely used up. Once it used up, the person will be dead completely.
I just stabbed myself with a staple, should I be concerned?
When I was in 2nd grade long ago I stayed after to help staple papers for the teacher because my crush was staying. I was stapling away but I wasn't watching what I was doing. One staple went through my thumb nail all the way in and bent a little at the bone. Anyway I couldn't let her know what had happened, so I yanked the staple out, it hurt like heck, for several days. No one ever knew about it. no problem. If it get infected you might see a doctor.
What is it like to get stabbed with an ice pick?
Much like getting stuck with a thorn of a rose bush, but on a bigger scale. It is a puncture wound and if they pull out quick to try for another stick . . . It isn't too bad (got on in the thigh a hands width above my left knee a bunch of years ago) . . . I expect it'd be much worse if they stuck it in and twisted. Might do less damage than multiple punctures, but it would hurt worse. Remember though, the icepick kills mostly by infection, after the fact. Against an unbound opponent, the icepick can leave them plenty of fight to subdue or kill you. Don't bring an icepick to a fight. . .
Do you die if stabbed in the eye? Why or why not?
Thank you for the question. I will say first that it depends. What I mean by that is there is nothing substantial behind the eyeball its self to stop a penetrating object from entering the cranial cavity. I will illustrate with a case I worked many years ago:The family in question actually attended the same church I did, so this was an especially difficult case to work from a personal standpoint. I knew that this case was off to a bad start when the first person I encountered was the Pastor from my church. I knew he did not live there, so it had to be a member of the church.The case was an accidental death caused by a penetrating injury to the eye socket. The decedent was in his parent’s front yard working on his bow fishing apparatus. He was practicing his aiming technique, and shooting of the arrow that was connected to a reel of line which was connected to the bow. He fired the arrow, which resulted in a backlash of the line, which in turn caused the arrow to come straight back toward his head. The arrow entered fletching end first into one of his eye sockets (I cannot remember which one), and the arrow penetrated from the anterior aspect of his head all the way to the posterior aspect of his head. It did not exit the skull. Tragically, he died instantly in the front yard of his parents home.Even though 911 was called immediately, and the closest fire station was less than 4 miles away, he died as a result of this injury. No autopsy was performed because the cause and manner of death was readily apparent, and there was no foul play involved. It is just plain sad to me when a young person, especially a child loses their life in a manner such as this; a senseless tragic accident. I do not know if safety glasses would have prevented this tragedy or not. Even deflecting the arrow and receiving a facial injury of course would have been preferable to the eye and brain injury he sustained. Personally, I am a huge proponent of safety glasses, and carry them and use them when I work.So, in closing, I would articulate that YES it is possible to die if stabbed in the eye. It just depends on how deeply the object penetrates into the cranial cavity, and how devastating the resulting brain injury is.I hope that this answers you question sufficiently. Take care of yourself and be safe.
My 7 year old son was stabbed with a pencil by a classmate yesterday...?
I ended up finding out when I picked him up from daycare (he told me). I was very angry, and still am, that the teacher did not e-mail or call me to tell me that this had happened. I was very concerned about possible lead poisening...until I looked it up and found that all pencils today are made from graphite. My question is, do you think it is extreme for me to send the teacher an e-mail or call her to tell her that I think I should have been notified when this happened. The other child, I heard, did get sent to the principal's office and I believe his parents were called. I am just really angry about this situation. Am I over-reacting?
If you could kill someone in the worst possible way, how would you do it? ?
Outside of harming one of my loved ones I'm not a vindictive person however, I do believe in an eye for an eye if you get my meaning. If some "thing" let's say raped one of my children the rape upon the rapist would be 10 fold - feel me? I REALLY don't like to think along these lines for I can be one hell of a medieval beach.
Discriminating/racist song lyrics?
Prussian Blue, Angry Aryans, etc.. Negatively influential because they're white supremacist bands and encourage racism and discrimination towards non-whites. Song examples.. Angry Aryans - Browntown Burning Down.