Given the nasty links down below
What's the worst thing you've seen in real life?
I did work experience in a hospital, and watching major back surgery made my stomach turn.
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What's the worst thing you've seen in real life?
I did work experience in a hospital, and watching major back surgery made my stomach turn.
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I'm not sure anyone's going to write anything worse than this :(
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It's quite alright.
I normally make not much noise on here, I have no interesting experiences, though this one is a doozy.
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I normally make not much noise on here, I have no interesting experiences, though this one is a doozy.
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No.
but I might this season. League 1 prices, and I live with one of your lot.
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but I might this season. League 1 prices, and I live with one of your lot.
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We had to hear the heartbeat stop during an ultrasound appointment.
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that's fairly grim mate
I don't see a point in posting mine as it just seems silly :/
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I don't see a point in posting mine as it just seems silly :/
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This may be an odd question
but what did you do with 'it' afterwards?
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but what did you do with 'it' afterwards?
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They have a not quite human look to them.
at that stage of development.
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at that stage of development.
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I've just twigged that this has got very serious.
Do you want me to edit that post?
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Do you want me to edit that post?
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Nah, I'm fine with it.
I am reflecting slightly now, I'm glad I didn't have to deal with the second time it happened.
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I am reflecting slightly now, I'm glad I didn't have to deal with the second time it happened.
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I guess you wouldn't have posted it on b3ta if you hadn't been able to deal with it.
Carry on.
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Carry on.
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Probably the plates my housemate left for about 2 months in his room before bringing them downstairs,
and leaving them in the kitchen.
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and leaving them in the kitchen.
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I was walking my cousins dog Pepe and he stopped to sniff under a garden gate.
He had his face ripped off by another dog. Fucking grim.
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He had his face ripped off by another dog. Fucking grim.
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I wonder why people keep the really nasty ones.
Where's the merit?
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Where's the merit?
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I've seen some things that a lot of people would find grusome
The Ruskin (The art department of Oxford University) is the last art school to teach human anatomy for artists from cadavers.
The specimens we used were old prosections that nobody else used anymore and had free reign to get our hands as dirty as we wanted (obviously in a clinical environment and with respect - goes without saying)
I've held human heads in my hands, taken someone's guts out and poked them back in, seen an oldman's bellend cut down the middle. All sorts of fascinating and strange things.
Too much to list here.
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The Ruskin (The art department of Oxford University) is the last art school to teach human anatomy for artists from cadavers.
The specimens we used were old prosections that nobody else used anymore and had free reign to get our hands as dirty as we wanted (obviously in a clinical environment and with respect - goes without saying)
I've held human heads in my hands, taken someone's guts out and poked them back in, seen an oldman's bellend cut down the middle. All sorts of fascinating and strange things.
Too much to list here.
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Someone shooting a dog in the leg and throat with a pellet gun when I was a kid.
It gives me the fucking rage thinking about it.
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It gives me the fucking rage thinking about it.
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Not a great deal really.
One time at primary school one of the class teachers brought a shark's head in. That was more awesome than anything else though.
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One time at primary school one of the class teachers brought a shark's head in. That was more awesome than anything else though.
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I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate.
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
Time to die.
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Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate.
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
Time to die.
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I should watch this film again.
I only have it on video though.
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I only have it on video though.
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the cold dead stiff body of my mother in law
for some reason the hospital staff thought I'd want to say goodbye to her with her scary death rictus as opposed to remembering her how she was when she was alive, pleasant and cheerful.
The alternate answer is the bloody mess made by the placental lobe detachments that my ex suffered during pregnancy, each time not knowing if that was the precursor to the imminent womb death of my unborn daughter.
We was lucky and she's now 12 and healthy though (phew).
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for some reason the hospital staff thought I'd want to say goodbye to her with her scary death rictus as opposed to remembering her how she was when she was alive, pleasant and cheerful.
The alternate answer is the bloody mess made by the placental lobe detachments that my ex suffered during pregnancy, each time not knowing if that was the precursor to the imminent womb death of my unborn daughter.
We was lucky and she's now 12 and healthy though (phew).
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Seeing my mates cat follow us across the main road
we shouted at it when it got halfway, and it ran back but got clipped by a bus wheel. It died in my mate's arms :(
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we shouted at it when it got halfway, and it ran back but got clipped by a bus wheel. It died in my mate's arms :(
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Shouting at it to make it go back probably killed it.
It might have made it or gone under and not hit anything.
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It might have made it or gone under and not hit anything.
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