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Offline David1819

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #150 on: February 21, 2015, 05:21:PM »
I skip (no pun intended  :P) many, many of his posts because of the potty mouth, Just off putting, isn´t it.

I think he mentioned somewhere he has a wife

Maybe she should sensor his essays and novels before they are posted?

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #151 on: February 21, 2015, 05:25:PM »
I think he mentioned somewhere he has a wife

Maybe she should sensor his essays and novels before they are posted?

Poor wife!

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #152 on: February 21, 2015, 05:42:PM »


He said it could of - but more than likely not - HOWEVER - he said it COULD of yes - trickled in - meaning it was a possibility - i.e not impossible -

A bit like the mixture of bloods - possibility - not impossible -

What part of that don't you understand .

resorting to rude insults is a sign of ignorance in my book.

1) saying something is unlikely is fatal. You need an expert to testify there is a reasonable likelihood of something happening to establish reasonable doubt.

2) There is a big difference from saying it is possible blood can trickle in the moderator (which now seems to be what you are suggesting he said) as opposed to saying it is possible for blood to trickle in and coat the first 8 baffles so that it could result in the blood found by the lab and by him.

The difference is that the former is worthless because it doesn't speak to the issue at hand.  The issue at hand is whether there is a way to suggest the blood found on the baffles got there by some method other than drawback. Whether a small amount of blood can somehow get into the moderator is meaningless to the question of whether it is possible for blood to get inside and be distributed in the manner found by the labs.  So the key question is did he specifically assess the blood he and the lab found could have been distributed inside by trickling in and if so in what manner is he suggesting such could have happened or did he just mention that some limited amount of blood can trickle in somehow?

The answer doesn't matter that much since he said it was unlikely but if one wants to suggest it is even possible they need to have a solid claim it is possible for blood to be distributed in such manner by something other than drawback and credible explanation with some evidence of how that could happen.

If the moderator is horizontal blood is not going inside unless forced in and unless the force is strong it will just go inside the opening, not go deep inside.  If vertical and blood is dripped inside it will go down the central channel until striking the end or striking a baffle.  It is not going to coat each baffle in succession.  Only a spray could result in the first 8 baffles getting blood on them.


When held vertically the baffles essentially act like shelves that are all in a column.  If blood leaks off shelf 1 where will it go?  Is it going to fall on shelf 2?  No because shelf 2 is the same size not longer. The notion the blood will leak from shelf to shelf is absurd. If it leaves the shelf it will fall down past many other shelves

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If held horizontal the blood is not getting in at all unless projected by some force.  Even if a dropper were stuck inside and then blood released it would simply fall down to the bottom wall of the moderator. Only a spray could result in blood getting on the upper baffles let alone 8 baffles in a row.


 
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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #153 on: February 21, 2015, 05:43:PM »
He's a loser in my books.

You also keep claiming that there was no human blood found in the moderator...

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #154 on: February 21, 2015, 05:51:PM »
David hope not I love crunchy peanut butter :'(

You are safe I hate peanut butter and anything peanut butter flavored with the exception of Reese's Peanut Butter cups.  Despite my love of chocolate I still hate anything with nuts but for some reason I love peanut butter cups and can eat a whole bag of Peanut Butter cups in 1 sitting without getting sick of them. I don't like jelly either am probably the only one in America who is not allergic to peanuts or jelly who never ate a PB&J sandwich. 
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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #155 on: February 21, 2015, 06:18:PM »
Scipio never heard of peanut butter cups they sound yummy.  Not a lover of chocolate myself prefer jelly beans ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #156 on: February 21, 2015, 06:29:PM »
Scipio never heard of peanut butter cups they sound yummy.  Not a lover of chocolate myself prefer jelly beans ;D ;D ;D

They are sold by Hershey but have been copied by numerous companies so I assumed they would have their way to Britain.



The outside is milk choclate and serves the same function as pie crust the filling is a peanutbutter flavored concoction:



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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #157 on: February 21, 2015, 06:54:PM »
They are sold by Hershey but have been copied by numerous companies so I assumed they would have their way to Britain.


The outside is milk choclate and serves the same function as pie crust the filling is a peanutbutter flavored concoction:


You have to try them.

Yeah they do these in Britain I have them often, Also the white chocolate ones  ;D

But I prefer the these


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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #158 on: February 21, 2015, 06:56:PM »
I prefer peanuts au naturel. Guess I am some sort of monkey.  ;D

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #159 on: February 21, 2015, 06:57:PM »
Alias bet you are a cute wee monkey that is one thing you and Scipio don't have in common is NUTS  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #160 on: February 21, 2015, 06:59:PM »
Alias bet you are a cute wee monkey that is one thing you and Scipio don't have in common is NUTS  ;D ;D ;D ;D

SUSAN!!!  ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #161 on: February 21, 2015, 07:58:PM »
Alias bet you are a cute wee monkey that is one thing you and Scipio don't have in common is NUTS  ;D ;D ;D ;D

I thought monkeys like bananas. Anyway I don't like snickers and can barely tolerate peanut M&Ms.  Peanut Butter cups are the exception I don't know why I love them I just do.

There are a few nuts I have liked but they were not peanuts.  Walnuts are not that bad and when young I used to eat nuts that had a red candy like coating, but I don't remember what they were called. The more expensive nuts I will suck the salt out of then spit out. 

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #162 on: February 21, 2015, 08:01:PM »
They are sold by Hershey but have been copied by numerous companies so I assumed they would have their way to Britain.



The outside is milk choclate and serves the same function as pie crust the filling is a peanutbutter flavored concoction:








Hershey's chocolate is awful stuff.

You have to try them.

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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #163 on: February 21, 2015, 08:06:PM »
Hershey's chocolate is awful stuff.

These are nothing like Hershey kisses or Hershey Bars so even if one hates those it has no bearing on whether they will like these.

 
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Re: Human blood in the silencer:
« Reply #164 on: February 21, 2015, 08:17:PM »
Love this forum. On a thread about human blood we end up discussing candy!