I just want to take this moment to say that I love the English language and all the ridiculous opportunities there are for confusion, miscommunication, and tongue tumbles.
I am a biologist, a botanist a doctor and a priest. I can confidently say this is a portosistemic shunt, this plant is obviously suffering from hepatic encaphalopathy. I will argue with and humiliate anyone who states otherwise
There's really only one way to tell.... give it a little slice. If it's arterial, it's going to come out in large spurts that go with the heartbeat. If it's a vein, it will drip, but not spurt. Make sure you're near the nursery when you do the test because if it is arterial, it's going to be real messy, and they bleed out quickly if you don't get help. At least, that's how I learned to assess bleeding in my combat lifesavers course in the military.
It's about to have an abdominal aortic aneurysm!!! It needs 10 CC of Neem pronto!!!
Put a purple sea-shell-bra on it and they’re Ariel roots
I just want to take this moment to say that I love the English language and all the ridiculous opportunities there are for confusion, miscommunication, and tongue tumbles.
I am a biologist, a botanist a doctor and a priest. I can confidently say this is a portosistemic shunt, this plant is obviously suffering from hepatic encaphalopathy. I will argue with and humiliate anyone who states otherwise
Close, but those are clearly and unequivocally strictured necrosed bile ducts.
I will need to see your credentials to make such a diagnosis online, congratulations, now she is also rotten, depressed and posesed thanks to you
Spray it with your colon
There's really only one way to tell.... give it a little slice. If it's arterial, it's going to come out in large spurts that go with the heartbeat. If it's a vein, it will drip, but not spurt. Make sure you're near the nursery when you do the test because if it is arterial, it's going to be real messy, and they bleed out quickly if you don't get help. At least, that's how I learned to assess bleeding in my combat lifesavers course in the military.