Wow! You nearly disappointed me there, but that was then excellent! Bravo! Lisp, sales, respect
She had been the driving force behind the mall’s creation, but now she was just a floorwalker in its anchor store, a Yellow Front franchise.
Supposedly, her job was to offer help and answer questions. In practice, she was there so people could laugh at her piercings.
Her white nylon blouse made no secret of the palm-sized starburst nipple shields under it. A thick ring hung from the septum of her nose, making her look like livestock. But the worst was the heavy stud through the front part of her tongue, which made it impossible to speak clearly.
Customers never seemed to tire of hearing her say things like, “Menf cwoaves aw ovah deah” or “Vhat item iv not cawwied in vhis depawtment.”
And acrylic, clear, platform, stripper heels. Seriously. Everyone should have at least one pair. Ideally more.
Hi. Kinky and a doctor here. No. This is nonsense. You would need a lot of air or a lot of pressure to cause any issue. And even if there was a tear unless it is an artery, which would bleeding like mad, up to 1ml/kg air into an actual open vein (which would also be bleeding like mad... just a bit less so) would be fine. On TV when someone injects a few bubbles into a drip? Yeah, almost certainly would do nothing. This has less risk than blowing into a cut on your hand as you would not even get the same kind of seal. As for a baby in utero, the cervical os is closed until latent phase of labour so things are not really getting in or out. Even if air gets into Mum's blood, it would cause embolism in her lungs prior to reaching placenta and then baby.
So;
1. Never put compressed gases anywhere as this is a problem due to pressure.
2.a) If something is bleeding you shouldn't mess with it until it is healed but not for this reason
b) the exception to this is menstruation which is not the same as injury (obviously), and is safe
3. Otherwise let your freak flag fly.
*The more you know!*
*sparkles*
This won’t make your blog look ugly. How could you not reblog this? REBLOGGING THIS COULD SAVE A LIFE!!!
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