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Mizaya · Post by **Mizaya** » Wed Mar 10, 2004 1:54 pm

bookworm wrote:So....anyone have suggestions to my dilemma?

Just do what I do, Bookworm. Perfect the art of slacking and procrastination. I have always hated school, and I actually am almost done with my senior year of college so I guess my tactics work. HAHA, what a bad influence I am!

Heero · Post by **Heero** » Wed Mar 10, 2004 4:40 pm

Sorry... I'm not allowed to release my blood type.... But Relena's is A+.

It really depends on the way you got shot...

If you were expecting the shot, then chances are you won't feel any pain. The rush of adrinalin numbs your body. You usually can't even tell you're hit untill you see the blood. Then the pain slowly sets in. Depending on where it hit is pretty important. A shot to the head is obviously fatal. Whereas a shot to the limb is just painful. But a shot to organs changes things. Your lungs could fill with blood, or your stomache can rupture. It really depends on where you take the hit. But you eventually just collapse with all the shock and pain.
Now if you didn't see it coming, you will feel pain. It's like stepping on a tack. If you were running from a dinosaur, you would probably not feel it. But if you were walking along the street and stepped on a tack, you would really be hurt.

I rambled too much. Someday I'll tell you about removing the bullet from my leg by myself. That's a fun story.

Shinigamigrul · Post by **Shinigamigrul** » Wed Mar 10, 2004 7:25 pm

I rambled too much. Someday I'll tell you about removing the bullet from my leg by myself. That's a fun story.

^^ i agree that sounds.....fun...

ok my question what exactly does "dakishimete" mean gackt uses this word wayyyy to many times and i feel stupid not knowing... i think it means hold me...but i dont know...>.>

Chibi-sitter · Post by **Chibi-sitter** » Wed Mar 10, 2004 7:53 pm

Heero wrote:
I rambled too much. Someday I'll tell you about removing the bullet from my leg by myself. That's a fun story.

thank you very much

, nah you dont ramble too much.
And I cant wait to hear bout your funny story

Heero · Post by **Heero** » Wed Mar 10, 2004 11:54 pm

Yes, dakishimete, means to hold close/embrace.

Raspberry · Post by **Raspberry** » Thu Mar 11, 2004 12:11 pm

I'M TELLING RELENA!!! Nah, I'm not

I just want to know. Why are you not allowed to release your blood type?.. I've read somewhere that you have A, Heero

And tell Relena that I have A+ , too !

When will you tell us that story about removing bullet from your leg?..

Heero Yuy, as you are the genius of tactics you should answer on my question without even thinking. I'm training kendo and as you know, sometimes we have fights in armors. And what is the best tactic? I mean: attack, run away then attack again or something?.. In Wing 0 you had laser beam as sword so you should know what does it feel like to be on my place. Oh, and if you want to know - I'm training kendo since September 2003 so I don't have lot of experience.

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Heero · Post by **Heero** » Thu Mar 11, 2004 1:16 pm

Where do you guys get this stuff? My blood type is classified information, but you guys always get a hold of this stuff. Yes, it's A+... so is Relena's.

Well, against less experianced fighters, the best way to go is step forward a lot, attacking every single chance you get. It's intimidating, and forces them to back down. Againt more experianced fighters, just block as much as you can, avoid all attacks, but keep your eye open for a breakk in defense, then attack.

I'll tell you the bullet story tomorrow... if I don't... remind me.

White Witch · Post by **White Witch** » Fri Mar 12, 2004 2:19 am

I rambled too much. Someday I'll tell you about removing the bullet from my leg by myself. That's a fun story.

FUN!!!

WE should have a campfire somewhere at BI for stories like this!

Yes, it's A+... so is Relena's.

Then it means that when you lose blood cause of war and stuff, there are very few donors? Including Relena-san? Cause A+ is rare...I'm glad I'm type O!

Raspberry · Post by **Raspberry** » Fri Mar 12, 2004 5:17 am

Thanks Heero! I'll try that tactic. My coach is good man and sometimes he allow me to hit him when we fight

Oh and I've found that blood type on some Polish website

Wow so if I'll lose blood in some accident I wouldn't have many donors huh?.. Oh well

I'll ask Heero or Relena or Calla to give me some

Heero so tell us that story! Please?... *it would be better for you if you will tell us that story today or else!..(I can be REALLY annoying

)*

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Calla Lily · Post by **Calla Lily** » Fri Mar 12, 2004 9:21 am

Wow so if I'll lose blood in some accident I wouldn't have many donors huh?..

Hmm, if you're A, and I'm B, that doesn't seem like a good idea, hon. You see, (oh gosh, going into Biol mode here, and that was a long time ago...)

blood types can only give to the same blood type.
A to A
B to B, AB to AB and etc.
The universal donor would be O
and the universal recipient would be AB (or I might have mixed them up)

Since the (forget name here) 'thingy' found on the surface of the blood cells is used as an identification factor (some sort of lipoprotein or lipid I think, I'll call it your 'identification' that can be found on the surface of the cells) oppossing blood types would only try to destroy each other, and ultimately, your plasma would coagulate and sadly, try to kill you.

As for the + or - going along with the blood type, I know even less about that. (brain leakage here, sorry) Maybe it has something to do with a specific 'protein' or another factor that happen s to be in your blood?

+ means it's present, - means it isn't.

I have no further information on this except that it becomes VERY important during childbirth, especially regarding the baby and the mother, and whether one of them happens to have it or not. Something about the coagulation of mixed blood yet again...

Oops, I went on longer than I thought. Drat. So Raspberry, I wouldn't be a good candidate for you, look for someone with O and go hunt them down.

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